In Japan, cars under 660cc are tax-deductible, and cars under 660cc are the best-sellers,” wrote X user @masjp72. “2. Toyota has 5,000 dealers in the small country of Japan, while Honda has 2,300.

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As for Japan’s overall economic outlook, “short term, momentum is pretty good, but beyond that, we are actually quite cautious,” Ms. Devalier said.