Biofuel vehicles for Dakar Rally

NAGOYA, Japan - Members of a Toyota Auto Body Co. team pose near their vehicles for the Dakar Rally in Chiba on Dec. 6, 2010. The team will take part in the off-road race through Argentina and Chile using vehicles powered only by biodiesel.

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