Toyota to strengthen pleasure boat business

Toyota to strengthen pleasure boat business

NAGOYA, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. on Oct. 14 revealed its new pleasure boat, the PONAM-45 (in handout photo), an 18-ton cruiser able to carry 15 passengers, priced at 94.29 million yen. At a news conference, Mitsuo Kinoshita, Toyota vice president, said the company will boost annual domestic sales of large and midsize boats to 100 units in the near future and aim at becoming the top-selling company.

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