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Toyota Begins U.S. Production of Top-Selling RAV4 Hoping to Sate Red-Hot Demand

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Toyota has resumed U.S. production of the top-selling RAV4 at its Kentucky plant, aiming to meet high consumer demand following a significant investment and production line adjustments. This move is crucial for Toyota as it seeks to maintain market leadership in the SUV segment and address supply shortages that have led to long waiting lists for the vehicle.

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