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Many of the Denalis have a bigger engine than their regular version. Over time this is no longer the case, but it feels weird to suddenly stop giving them separate pages.
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I think it's fine as it is, as a "trim difference", also it got slightly updated for 2024.
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Nearly impossible to find pictures of the post-facelift Cultus that isn't the 3-door GT-i model, so these brochure pictures will have to do.
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Why no rear picture?
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Today I learned that they removed the é from Megane with the E-Tech..
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What is the difference with the pre-facelift?
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Will only be available in Elevation trim for the first year, AT4 and Denali trims will follow next model year.
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This is already for sale (like the facelifted regular Escalade), but not sure if it's already being delivered or if deliveries only start next year.
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No official specs have been released yet.
This is a recurring problem with EVs and especially with GM. |
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Origin: Italy
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It’s an off-road vehicle, as the class off-road/SUV says.
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Engine is wrong, apparently the homologation model had a 5.3 V8 unlike the 6.0 that was in the race cars.
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I have to differentiate it from the 5-door model somehow.
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There is no need to crop the picture so much.
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Origin: Malaysia, this is just a rebadged Proton.
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Missing facelift in 2020.
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flaffel3434 wrote
like i wonder why they went after the noble (which is trying to be a smart but has styling of it's own) and not THIS if this was debadged i would probably think it was a smart Because they can't go after cars that aren't sold in a western market. Copyright is a funny thing in China, and as a western brand it's almost impossible to sue a Chinese company for copying you. |
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It’s a crossover, which imo should always be defined as an SUV as we don’t have a better term on WCS.
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It's unnecessary to put "production: 1" for a concept car.
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More upmarket model had tailfins like the P100 this is based on.
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I would argue this is origin UK, since Vauxhall imported the rear bodypanels of the Australian Holden Camira Wagon to create this. The German Opel Ascona did not come as a wagon.
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Origin Japan
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Origin Japan
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I think Automobile Catalog is wrong, I'm finding a lot of sources saying that it ended earlier.
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I believe production ended in 2002, with some markets still selling it until 2003. Only in the Philippines, where it was locally built, did it go until 2005.
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Why until 2005?
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It was only called Rodeo Denver in the UK.
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Ford78 wrote
Done. Please stop using tiny pictures! |
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Please change the picture of this page to the pre-facelift version.
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Please change the picture of this page to the pre-facelift model.
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