Toyota, GM to conduct joint study on car data service

Toyota, GM to conduct joint study on car data service

TOKYO, Japan - GM Group Vice President Mark Hogan (L) and Toyota Executive Vice President Susumu Miyoshi (R) shake hands at a news conference Oct. 5 after announcing an agreement to conduct a joint study to develop an advanced version of a system designed to transmit a range of information to drivers via onboard devices.

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