(2)Toyota, Honda deliver fuel-cell vehicles to gov't

(2)Toyota, Honda deliver fuel-cell vehicles to gov't

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi waves from inside Honda Motor Co.'s FCX fuel-cell car at the premier's office compound Dec. 2. Honda and Toyota Motor Corp. the same day delivered their commercially produced fuel-cell vehicles to government ministries under lease contracts.

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