Japanese automobile sales in other Asian markets are forecast to reach five million units in 2008, surpassing the domestic market for the first time, a newspaper said Sunday. Combined domestic sales by eight Japanese automakers shrank 6% to 4.94 million... ...full story at Japan Today
from Japan Today on Sun, Feb 24 2008
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