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Made in SA: New Toyota Corolla Cross hybrid SUV set to be built locally

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The Corolla Cross aims to build on the legacy of Hilux toughness and will be exported to 43 countries in Africa, and expected to push Toyota export volumes to about 15-20% per annum.

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