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JAPANESE COMPETITION • Commercial Motor carried a small news item
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on 25 January, highlighting Land Rover's increased share of the off-road market.
I certainly wouldn't quarrel with your figures, but I do think it would have been fair to point out that the Japanese makes, which represent the real competition to Land Rover, are hardly in a position to challenge Land Rover's apparent dominance when they have to contend with voluntary import restrictions. Who knows what the situation would be in a free market?
Simon Small, Press and public affairs manager Toyota (GB), Surrey.