flaffel3434 a écrit
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 a écrit
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).

flaffel3434 a écrit
We have to make a cut-off point somewhere. When a passenger van is closer to a minibus than a vehicle your average consumer would buy, we don't accept it.
It's a very gray area, but for the same reason heavy duty pick-up trucks aren't listed.

I'm also reconsidering the Chevy Express and GMC Savana, as they are quite big and closer to minibuses than passenger vans.

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Fairly common for cars of the time.

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.

I think it's fine as it is, as a "trim difference", also it got slightly updated for 2024.

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.

Why no rear picture?

Today I learned that they removed the é from Megane with the E-Tech..

What is the difference with the pre-facelift?

Will only be available in Elevation trim for the first year, AT4 and Denali trims will follow next model year.

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.

No official specs have been released yet.
This is a recurring problem with EVs and especially with GM.

Origin: Italy

It’s an off-road vehicle, as the class off-road/SUV says.

Engine is wrong, apparently the homologation model had a 5.3 V8 unlike the 6.0 that was in the race cars.

I have to differentiate it from the 5-door model somehow.

There is no need to crop the picture so much.

Origin: Malaysia, this is just a rebadged Proton.

Missing facelift in 2020.

flaffel3434 a écrit
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.