Toyota launches new Corolla models

Toyota launches new Corolla models

OHIRA, Japan - Photo shows a new Corolla sedan at a plant of Central Motor Co., a Toyota Motor Corp. subsidiary, in Ohira, Miyagi Prefecture on May 11, 2012. Toyota the same day domestically launched new models of its popular Corolla sedan and station wagon -- the 11th models since the vehicle's launch in 1966.

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