Toyota Launches Toyota Share Car-Sharing Service and Chokunori Toyota Rent-a-Car Service for the Future Mobility Society in Japan

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Toyota City, Japan, Oct 28, 2019 - (JCN Newswire) - Toyota Motor Corporation announces the nationwide rollout in Japan of "Toyota Share," a car-sharing service provided by Toyota dealers and Toyota rental and leasing branches, and "Chokunori," a new unmanned rent-a-car service. Both services will be available starting on October 28.

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