Toyota reveals 2012 Land Cruiser at Brussels Motor Show
Toyota has chosen the Brussels Motor Show to unveil the 2012 Land Cruiser, introducing updated styling, a revised V8 diesel and new off-road technology for European buyers.
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Toyota has chosen the Brussels Motor Show to unveil the 2012 Land Cruiser, introducing updated styling, a revised V8 diesel and new off-road technology for European buyers.
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Honda recalled more vehicles than any other carmaker in the US in 2011, with airbag defects driving a sharp rise in the company's recall tally.
Maruti Suzuki has launched the Ertiga, a seven-seat MPV developed for Asian markets, at the 2012 Delhi Auto Expo, offering petrol and diesel engine options.
Volvo Car Corporation sold 449,255 vehicles worldwide in 2011, with sales in China surging 54% and the US and Europe also posting double-digit gains.
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