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Japs on the way
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JAPANESE commercial vehicles are poised to take on world, according to a £1,000 report just published by Economist Intelligence Unit.
It says that, last year, the exists to satisfy other markE Japanese industry built 3.4m and companies are alrea goods vehicles and 63,000 making headway. buses, of which 1.5m were exIt sees considerable effo ported, and it suggests that a being made by Toyota a big attack on world markets is Nissan to catch up on Gene only around the corner. Motors and Ford, and it is ci El U says the Japanese vinced that the Japanese co domestic market has inhibited panies will be in a mu progress so far, as it demands stronger position by 1990.
large numbers of small and The survey is available medium fabric-covered £1,000 from the EIU at Speni vehicles, rather than large rigids House, 27 St James's Plat and artics. But the capability London, SVV1A 1NT.