Toyota looks to turn buyers back to leasing

November 25, 2022 05:00 AM

LOS ANGELES — The Toyota brand's North American boss has a long-term homework project: Figure out a way to convert recent lessees-turned-buyers back into lessees three or four years down the road.

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