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I n the wake of World War II, Japanese automakers were frowned upon in the US of A. We won't highlight the names reserved for ...

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In a competitive event in Yokohama, the Honda Freed minivan triumphed over Mazda's CX-80 SUV to secure the 2024-2025 Japan Car of the Year award. Meanwhile, the Mini Cooper was honoured with the ...

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Tokyo, Dec. 5 (Jiji Press)--Honda Motor Co.'s Freed minivan is the 2024-2025 Car of the Year Japan, the award's organizing committee announced Thursday. A Honda vehicle was named the overall car ...

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