Subaru Releases New Pleo Plus Mini in Japan, Returns 3.3lt/100km
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Subaru Releases New Pleo Plus Mini in Japan, Returns 3.3lt/100km



Since early 2010, the second generation of Subaru's Japanese domestic market (JDM) Pleo kei-car type hatch is based on the Daihatsu Mira as part of an OEM agreement with Toyota's subsidiary.

Following the release of the newer Mira e:S last September, Subaru has now rebadged the more fuel efficient version of the Daihatsu mini as the new Pleo Plus, with sales to start in Japan on December 21.

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