If you include the file, rather than redirect, then site.com/toyota/tocoma is the actual url. The server doesn't redirect to the 404 handler, it just uses the 404 handler in place of the url that was called. Using a url rewrite is a better option, if you can, but this will work (I've done it, for this *exact* situation before).
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