Like stated on the Toyota Voxy page, Toyota is putting an end to dealership exclusive models and will likely merge some models into one for the next generation. The Alphard and Vellfire are an example of this.
As the Vellfire is now no longer exclusive to the Netz dealership, it has received a Toyota logo as seen below:

imgur.com/x52ZSKs

Toyota is slowly in the process of merging its models that are exclusive to a certain dealership group. Earlier this year, they announced that most of their models would be sold at every dealership group, which means that for example the Voxy is sold alongside its sister car the Noah. It's expected that one of the two newplates will be discontinued when a new generation of these vans is announced.

For now the Voxy has received a regular Toyota logo instead of the Netz dealership logo, just like the Toyota Vellfire has. The regular version has been discontinued, with only the ZS model with sportier bodykit continuing.
Below the car with Toyota badge:

imgur.com/sfBwumv

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I can't write the name of this concept correctly, because the website won't accept the α symbol in "Model".

Rinspeed a écrit
But if it isn’t road legal like carcrasher said, you can’t put it as a production car..
In any case, the Off-road/SUV class should be split, because it's weird to have this thing but also a Hyundai Kona in the same category.

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carcrasher88 a écrit
I have to agree, I think this is more like a quad bike than a car. Should we really list these?

A production version of this car will be launched next year, and will be the first model under Hyundai’s new EV brand named Ioniq.
The year after they plan to launch a production version of the Hyundai Prophecy concept, and in 2024 a yet to be revealed electric SUV.

For 1965 and 1966, the Newport was called Windsor in Canada. The main difference is that the Windsor was not available as the 6-window Town Sedan.

Toyota 2L-T is a diesel engine

Well, apparently it has been announced that this car will go on sale in Japan this Fall, but as a mild hybrid. The electric version is still scheduled for 2021.

There are now rumors going around that this car has been cancelled for the US after a long delay. The car is still available in Canada.

Edit: Kia US website has removed this car from their future releases, and it is nowhere else to be seen. I’m assuming this counts as it being officially cancelled.

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carcrasher88 a écrit
I don’t think so, the base SE trim on the gasoline version seems to have the same bumpers as the Hybrid.

Just as the US gets the cheaper trim levels as Chrysler Voyager, Canada will get the same cheaper trim levels as Chrysler Grand Caravan starting from model year 2021.

Was this not replaced by the Granta hatchback?

SolanaBogon a écrit
It should yes, my mistake.

mikhail2003 a écrit
Done

carcrasher88 a écrit
It states that it will go on sale in Europe in Fall 2020, but it doesn't say anything about Japan. I haven't found any Japanese sources either that say it will be released this Fall, and earlier it was predicted to go on sale in 2021 in Japan.

I have already seen these on the road, so it can be taken out of Upcoming Cars.

carcrasher88 a écrit
Source?

I think this is the first Dodge I can put in the upcoming cars category since the upcoming cars category exists :')

I thought this car was called Toyota FunCruiser in most of Europe, but after some searching I found out that name was only used in the Netherlands.
Not even Wikipedia lists this name!

The hybrid has been replaced by the newer model, but the PHEV model is still the previous model.

This got a pretty big facelift in 2000.

A quick look on Google makes me think there are better pictures available for this car?

Changed origin to Brazil, since apparently this is the first global VW developed by Volkswagen do Brasil.

This Tahoe and its Suburban sibling are still listed on the Chevrolet website next to their successors. Production has already ended, and sales of these two will probably end later this year or at the beginning of next year.

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Rinspeed a écrit
Ok, just checking

Langdong or Lingdong?

Lancia a écrit
No, that’s not entirely correct. We tend to look at where a car was developed, and when unclear, we use the company’s origin.

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Now that Nissan has presented its big future plans, it's clear that the Datsun brand will not be discontinued. It will only be withdrawn from the Russian market, meaning the on-DO and mi-DO will no longer be sold after 2020.

Sold from 2003 to 2005 as the Chevrolet Classic, only for fleet use.