Japanese model has faced a production stop since late 2024, so I will discontinue it for now.

I will leave the category page as "in production" for now, with the expectation that production will be continued at some point this year.

Still listed and available on the official website. New model can be pre-ordered, but will only be delivered in a few months.

If you are changing the year on a car, please also provide the corresponding engines.

3 prototypes were built, with 3 different engines:
One with the 429 Boss engine;
One with the 429 Cobra Jet;
One with the 429 Super Cobra Jet.

It was really just a major facelift.

So you are adding these cars without actually knowing the dimensions?

Please add the engines yourself, surely the sedan, wagon and coupé all have different dimensions and weights.

Nubira wrote
It's too minor, it doesn't need a new page.

What facelift?

The 5-door hatchback was also sold in North America for 1989 and 1990, but I can only find junkyard pictures of it.

Main difference between 64 and 65 model years is the split grille, I didn't bother to make separate pages for them.

I'm replacing these pictures, they are cropped way too much.

Company existed until 1990, but this is 1992-1997?

mikhail2003 wrote
It already does

Why no official pics?

SolanaBogon wrote
I agree, only the EV is a “new generation”.

mikhail2003 wrote
Just for rally raids.

This page is actually for the concept from 2010, the production version is from 2012 (20 cars built).

What happened to the grille? Lol

flaffel3434 wrote
It was added after the pages were already merged.

The Model C is still missing a page for the 2 seater bodystyle.

Good luck.

Nubira wrote
Not necessary, newer models are too similar to the European market ones.

Fun fact, when the legislation for kei cars changed and the maximum displacement increased to 550cc, Suzuki did not have a new engine ready in time.
In order to not fall behind other kei car manufacturers, they bought engines from their competitor Daihatsu and installed those in the Fronte for a few months until their new engine was ready.

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There is also a hardtop of this (as can be seen in the 2nd pic), but I can only find very small/low quality pictures of it.

Should go under Aston Martin, not TWR.

There was also a 94-96 Honda Concerto TD with diesel engine. It's literally a rebadged Rover 200 and doesn't share any bodywork with the 89-94 Concerto.

Sold continuously in Canada though as the Chrysler Grand Caravan.

Please add the rest of the engines.
Also the weight on the 2.5 is incorrect.

We don't accept configurator pics for the colors, it has to be real-life pictures (unless it's impossible to obtain those).