Retro-vehicle fever hitting middle-aged, car buffs

TOKYO, Japan - A man and his son admire a Subaru 360 minivehicle manufactured by Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. at Sapporo Dome in Hokkaido on Nov. 2 as part of an event celebrating the 50th anniversary of Subaru 360 production.

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