Toyota set for US production of tiny ‘kei’ trucks admired by Trump, with a catch

Japanese carmaker Toyota announced plans to begin U.S. production of tiny “kei” trucks of the kind that roam the streets of Tokyo and have drawn the fawning admiration of President Donald Trump, but with a major catch.
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