Toyota unveils British-made Avensis sedan

Toyota unveils British-made Avensis sedan

TOKYO, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. unveiled Oct. 6 an Avensis luxury sedan (shown) assembled at its British plant in its first attempt to import the European-made cars for Japanese consumers.

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