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Toyota, Nissan Lead Record Drop in Japan Auto Output 
Bloomberg | Sun, Mar 29
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Toyota, Japan’s biggest automaker, Nissan Motor Co., Mazda Motor Corp. and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. each cut domestic production by at least 60 percent last month to trim inventory. The worst economic crisis since the Great Depression has sapped demand ...
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If sales in Japan, which started in July, are any indication, a lot more ships with a lot more electric jellybeans will need to make the journey to satisfy demand. Mitsubishi has sold 1,400 units in Japan and already has orders for 900 copies of the vehicles that it will make in 2010. Mitsubish...
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