Car torque: Japanese govt helps fund hydrogen cars
Toyota was once again the top automotive maker in the world for 2014 plus more motoring news.
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Toyota was once again the top automotive maker in the world for 2014, with global sales of 10.23 million – up 3% on 2013. However, the Japanese group did not grow as fast as rival Volkswagen, which increased sales 4.2% to 10.14 million.
In the midst of falling sales in Asia and its current freeze
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David Linklater
Fri, 23 Jan 2015
Fri, 23 Jan 2015
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Car torque: Japanese govt helps fund hydrogen cars
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