CHINA: Toyota sees smaller engines boosting growth
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 27 November 2009
Toyota sees its sales growth in China slowing next year, but believes launching more models with smaller engines will help it outperform rivals after its results trailed the overall market this year, an executive has said.
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