I accepted the cars now and merged them into a category page.

Okay, some notes on this:

- On Webcarstory we don't use US model years. So this car should be 2005-2009, and the engines should be 05-07 and 07-09.
- It's not necessary to put "revised" in the engine name.
- Torque is missing on the 150hp engine.

I think there are some engines missing for this car.

Differences between the Fury, Belvedere and Savoy are all about trim, with the Fury being the most luxurious variant and the Savoy the most basic.

Link category pages, not individual cars!

Not a direct successor to the previous Attitude, it's a different class of car.

Just use this website for pictures please:
en.wheelsage.org/tata/nexon/2020-xx/gallery/ysaqtb

Thank you.

Missing facelift in 2018

flaffel3434 a écrit
Available on Japanese Honda website until this week.

A new teaser with hopefully better pics should be released later this month.

I did not create a page for the facelift of the regular G80, because the facelift is very subtle. However, the facelifted Electrified G80 will be about 10cm longer than the pre-facelift model.
This extended wheelbase version will be exclusive to the EV so it does not compete with the G90.

Sajmon14 a écrit
Considering the new version of WCS has this feature, I have removed the rear picture

Origin: Japan

Cybertruck was rejected > missing basic data like wheelbase on the engines.

Please don't add concept cars with internet pics when there are good official pics available.

The L-Series started with the basic STD or DL trim (which had round headlamps) and the GL trim (with square headlights). For 1982, the DL received the GL's square headlights, and the GL received quad square headlights instead.

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SolanaBogon a écrit
Other than the production location, are these cars any different from the Chinese market ones?

Little official info on this car, so specifications are probably not 100% accurate.

MacoixIT a écrit
You used an image from a leak and it was connected to the 2005-2011 Ypsilon instead of the current Ypsilon.

carcrasher88 a écrit
I don’t really know what you’re referring to. From the official pics Mazda has shared, there is no noticeable difference in the grille area.

I just realized the dimensions are missing for all Fords before the Model T.

Please add this or they will be deleted in a week.

Category page missing > predecessor/successor rejected

Ford Model K is a luxury model and not a predecessor to the Model T.
Ford Model N/R/S is a predecessor, but the category page is not made yet.

> edits rejected

Stop trying to list Model B as a sucessor. Just because Wikipedia says so doesn't make it true.

The Model A was succeeded by the Model C, which was a budget model.
The Model B is a luxury model and has a much bigger engine.

For MY 1968 and 1969, hidden headlights were optional.

I added the Eagle Sundancer. Even though it's a conversion, it was officially sold through AMC dealerships.

Facelifted in 2023.

Dodge was kind enough to share some pre-production pictures and state that it would be available from Late 2024. No specs or even a definitive name though.

This was already spotted on the road in 2023, so maybe it is already in production. No official specs to be found anywhere though.

The Roadster got a very slight facelift, with full LED head and taillights. It's very minor and hard to find good pics for, so I won't make a separate page for it.