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Toyota is known for its high-quality cars, trucks, and SUVs for a low price, but according to a Reuters report, the company will be raising its prices soon.

Toyota Motor Corporation TM will increase prices for select vehicles in the United States by more than $200, starting in July. Prices of Toyota-branded models will rise by an average of $270.