Even though the CT5 has recently launched, this car still appears on the Cadillac website as being sold.

carcrasher88 wrote
It’s my general policy to take cars out of the current car section when they are removed from the brand’s official website, not when their production halts.

carcrasher88 wrote
I think the ZR2 can be added as a separate vehicle with the Bison as special edition.

webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=8131

It doesn’t show up because the person who added it didn’t enter any years of production...

HQMonaro1972 wrote
The website has problems like that every now and then. Usually refreshing the page helps.

Lancia wrote
The Murano is a different car.

HQMonaro1972 wrote
I can see it fine. Does it not load for you?

CeilingHamster wrote
There's a lot of Japanese 90s vans in the UK, they were apparently popular imports back in the day. They were not officially sold there by those brands though.

During my time in the UK, I saw a lot of Mazda Bongo Friendee and Toyota Estima Emina/Lucida vans.

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CeilingHamster wrote
Well both the Mokka and this car were designed by GM Korea, so they have some similarities.

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CeilingHamster wrote
What Opel/Vauxhall do you think this is a rebadge of?

Seems to already be sold in Canada, not yet in the US.

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I've taken the car out of upcoming cars, but I haven't added horsepower or torque, since Ford still hasn't published those figures.

CeilingHamster wrote
I think it's four different cars that look the same, the first two with a 1.0 engine, the other two with a 1.3 engine.
Don't know if there is a better way to name them, like TJ-series or TJ71 or something?

I think it’s no longer sold in Europe.

Yamaha has confirmed at this Tokyo Motor Show that they will no longer attempt to create a sports car, and that they will leave the automotive sector altogether. So no more interesting concepts from them unfortunately.

I edited some of the cars presented at Tokyo Auto Show this spring so they don't appear on the same page as cars presented at the Tokyo Motor Show that is happening at the moment.

Rinspeed wrote
I will do them
Let me know if I miss something.

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For some reason this car already went on sale in Canada, it's also expected to release in the US by the end of this year.

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Maki wrote
I already discontinued it, seeing as it has disappeared from the Toyota website.

Lancia wrote
The Windsor V8 was used in tons of different Fords.

www.wikiwand.com/en/Ford_small_block_engine#/5.0_H.O.

carcrasher88 wrote
I would love to take it out of upcoming cars, but like with the new Explorer, Ford is taking its sweet time releasing the official specifications for this car. Apparently selling a product without providing customers of accurate information is just fine with Ford...

CeilingHamster wrote
I think you are mistaking it with the Hyundai Coupé/Tiburon, which is unrelated.

More of a "vehicle" than a "car", I've added it anyway since it's a concept.

Toyota plans to use these autonomous vehicles during the Olympic Games of 2020, to transport visitors.

Probably a prototype for the next generation Daihatsu Wake.

CeilingHamster wrote
It’s correct, the 1.1 and 1.3 are rotary engines. Those generally have a very small displacement, but are more powerful than a much bigger conventional engine.

carcrasher88 wrote
I deleted the diesel engine. Can't find any info so far about the AWD though.

HQMonaro1972 wrote
Alright, calm down there.

Generally speaking, we don't make separate pages for cars when they are visually extremely similar to another car sold in the same market. Older Trans Ams have different bumpers, lights, etc. from the normal Firebirds. For the 92-02 model, this is no longer the case. They might have a different hood or something, but other than that, they don't really look different. Therefore, it's not necessary to create a page for every single version of the car. If they have different engines, we can just compile those on one page instead to keep the website from becoming terribly cluttered.

The 70-73 Camaro I divided in a couple of pages because they all had very different facias. After 73, there is just a page for the regular Camaro and the Z/28 or IROC-Z.

HQMonaro1972 wrote
I don't think the 92-02 generation looks different enough as a Trans Am to warrant separate pages. Also don't think the Formula looks special enough.

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HQMonaro1972 wrote
The Trans Am already has mostly separate pages. What other versions need their own pages?

Maki wrote
- It uses the same platform and engines, but it's not just a rebadged GLA, so origin: Japan.
- It's still for sale on the Infiniti USA website.