Hino Motors starts truck production in California

Hino Motors starts truck production in California

LOS ANGELES, United States - Hino Motors Ltd. Chairman Tadaaki Jagawa (standing at center) speaks during a ceremony marking the start of its production of trucks in Ontario, California, on Oct. 19. The plant, built in the suburbs of Los Angeles by Hino's wholly owned subsidiary Hino Motors Manufacturing USA Inc., is the first truck production base for a Japanese company in North America.

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