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rajakumar at 11:11 AM JST - 28th June
Toyota now 17 percent, of Subaru.
presto345 at 06:17 PM JST - 28th June
Uhh, yes, that's what the article says. So???
nisegaijin at 06:24 PM JST - 28th June
i hope they don't completely buy them out. subaru is a spark of japanese auto industry. it would be sad to see them being replaced with lifeless toyota boreness
MPLS2 at 07:01 PM JST - 28th June
sorry, some of their cars may be boring but I still remember the 90s MR2, Supra, Celica.. What did Ford and GM have during that time ? The spark of the Japanese Auto industry comes across from all parts, including most of the big 3 Japanaese auto companies, across their range they all need to sell their bread and butter stuff too..
nandakandamanda at 08:47 PM JST - 28th June
MPLS2. Keep going, MR2, Supra, Celica, Soarer/SC, Chaser, Aristo, Altezza/IS, etc. There have been some really very impressive cars from Toyota, and great engines.
If Toyota are buying Fuji Heavy/Subaru, why did GM abandon it? Subaru won't lose their spark. Toyota want to keep the spark alive and benefit from it, along with Subaru's history and experience in innovative engineering.