Daihatsu sells new lightweight sports car

OSAKA, Japan - Daihatsu Motor Co.'s new model in the COPEN lightweight convertible sports car series, COPEN XPLAY, goes on sale on Nov. 19, 2014, as a sequel to its COPEN Robe released in June.

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