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Japanese automakers have come under the spotlight after Japan 's transport ministry said that five automakers, including Toyota , had submitted false test data.
Given the recent scandals, will investors flee the stock, preferring to sink money in other scandal-free Japanese automakers instead? A note from Citi , however, thinks that the impact of the scandals will be "limited".
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