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Daihatsu launches new Move

TOKYO, Japan - Daihatsu Motor Co. President Koichi Ina stands beside the newly redesigned mini passenger vehicle Move in Tokyo on Dec. 13, 2010. The carmaker said the model has the highest-level fuel efficiency for a gasoline-powered automobile except hybrid cars in Japan.

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Toyota to enter minivehicle market in cooperation with Daihatsu

TOKYO, Japan - Yoichiro Ichimaru (R), executive vice president of Toyota Motor Corp., and Koichi Ina, president of Daihatsu Motor Co., attend a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 28, 2010. Toyota will start selling three types of minivehicles produced by its Daihatsu subsidiary in Japan under its own brand after the fall of 2011.

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Toyota to enter minivehicle market in cooperation with Daihatsu

TOKYO, Japan - Yoichiro Ichimaru (R), executive vice president of Toyota Motor Corp., and Koichi Ina, president of Daihatsu Motor Co., shake hands after a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 28, 2010. Toyota will start selling three types of minivehicles produced by its Daihatsu subsidiary in Japan under its own brand after the fall of 2011.

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Toyota to enter minivehicle market in cooperation with Daihatsu

TOKYO, Japan - Yoichiro Ichimaru (R), executive vice president of Toyota Motor Corp., and Koichi Ina, president of Daihatsu Motor Co., shake hands after a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 28, 2010. Toyota will start selling three types of minivehicles produced by its Daihatsu subsidiary in Japan under its own brand after the fall of 2011. (Kyodo)

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Toyota to enter minivehicle market in cooperation with Daihatsu

TOKYO, Japan - Yoichiro Ichimaru (R), executive vice president of Toyota Motor Corp., and Koichi Ina, president of Daihatsu Motor Co., attend a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 28, 2010. Toyota will start selling three types of minivehicles produced by its Daihatsu subsidiary in Japan under its own brand after the fall of 2011. (Kyodo)

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Daihatsu launches new Move

TOKYO, Japan - Daihatsu Motor Co. President Koichi Ina stands beside the newly redesigned mini passenger vehicle Move in Tokyo on Dec. 13, 2010. The carmaker said the model has the highest-level fuel efficiency for a gasoline-powered automobile except hybrid cars in Japan. (Kyodo)