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Toyota’s Woes in America Raise Concern in Japan

Toyota’s Woes in America Raise Concern in Japan
Brief Date: 
27th Jan 2010
Brief Author: 
Hiroko Tabuchi

TOKYO — As Toyota’s problems mounted in North America with the announcement of a halt to sales and manufacturing of the bulk of its cars, commentators in Japan fretted Wednesday that the automaker’s problems could seriously hurt the reputation of the rest of Japan’s manufacturing sector.

“Toyota’s reputation for safety is in tatters, and it is inevitable that its image among consumers will suffer,” the Sankei Shimbun daily said.

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