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Toyota to Build New 1.3L Engine in Wales
13 March 2008
Toyota Motor Europe will invest about €115 million (US$179 million) to produce new four-cylinder, 1.3-liter engines at its factory in northern Wales.
Production is due to begin in late 2009.
The move is part of Toyota Europe’s efforts to supply engines with low carbon dioxide emissions and superior fuel economy to Europe to meet strict environmental regulations there.
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Posted by: sjc | March 13, 2008 at 11:00 AM
Mine is not a comment but a suggestion,in NIGERIA DER IS NO body building cars and i will suggest if ur company can come here especially in OSUN STATE TO CONSTRUCT WHERE U CAN BUILD CARS,IT WILL boost ur income and d economic condition of d state and NIGERIA AS A WORLD.I WILL APPREciate dis if u can do it.
Posted by: Samuel | November 13, 2008 at 04:50 PM
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Honda has a 1.3l I4 in their U.S. Civic hybrid. You can get 140 hp out of a small displacement engine with NG and a turbo. If Honda combined the Civic GX NG car with the Civic hybrid and made it dual fuel gasoline and NG, they might have a winner. Make it series/parallel like the BYD and it might just be unstoppable.