Toyota to launch limited-edition Origin vehicle in Nov.

NAGOYA, Japan - Photo shows the new Origin four-door sedan unveiled July 28 by Toyota Motor Corp. in commemoration of the 100 million mark in domestic car production. The limited-edition luxury car reminiscent of the company's first-generation Crown model will be put on the market Nov. 1.

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