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Japan's Love for Tiny 'Kei Cars'
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October 28, 2015
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2:00Now PlayingAbout 40% of cars sold in Japan are so-called kei cars. The WSJ's Eva Tam reports from the Tokyo Motor Show on why these small, boxy cars are so popular in Japan.
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