Yamaha to release up-market scooter

Yamaha to release up-market scooter

TOKYO, Japan - Yamaha Motor Co.'s MAXAM CP250 scooter. Yamaha says the 250 cc bike features enhanced maneuverability for city riding and the entire body is paint coated to give the machine an expensive look. The scooter, which will be released Sept. 14, carries a 661,500 yen price tag.

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