Good times come back as virus fades, auto sales return

Toyota salespeople in Shanghai last week were relaxed as their store was out of inventory. (YANG JIAN)

October 17, 2020 04:00 AM

SHANGHAI — Visiting dealerships in China these days, you can't help feeling a sense of euphoria.

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