Daihatsu launches new version of Mira Gino minivan

Daihatsu launches new version of Mira Gino minivan

TOKYO, Japan - Daihatsu Motor Co. President Takaya Yamada stands by the company's new Mira Gino minivan during a presentation at a hotel in Tokyo on Nov. 29.

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