Toyota to boost output of new pleasure boat

Toyota to boost output of new pleasure boat

NAGOYA, Japan - The Ponam-31, a new pleasure boat produced by Toyota Motor Corp., is on display in front of Nagoya Station in Nagoya, central Japan, on Dec. 22, 2014. The biggest Japanese automaker, which released the luxury boat in October, has already decided on a 1.5-fold increase in its production from 15 units a year to meet strong demand.

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