Toyota releases 7-seater minivan

Toyota releases 7-seater minivan

TOKYO, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. President Fujio Cho stands by the seven-seater minivan SIENTA at a presentation ceremony in Tokyo on Sept. 29. Powered by a newly developed 1.5-liter engine, the SIENTA runs 19 kilometers to a liter of gasoline and is priced at 1.37 million yen to 1.84 million yen.

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