Daihatsu to release mini-wagon with biggest interior space

Daihatsu to release mini-wagon with biggest interior space

OSAKA, Japan - Daihatsu Motor Co. shows a prototype wagon featuring the widest interior space for a mini-vehicle on Sept. 29, 2014, in Tokyo. The commercial models of the wagon will hit the market in November.

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  • 2014/9/29 00:00:00
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