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.

JFK a écrit
You're still around, lol. Yeah let me accept all of your edits, because it's not like the website breaks and causes even more work every time a non-admin edits a category page. And since I don't have anything else going on in my life, let me spend all of my energy on the 3000 Chinese brands that all make uninspiring rubbish while also managing the other markets that I already do. So maybe instead of talking shit, you can try not half-assing your entries and actually completing brands or cars before moving on to the next thing. Happy New Year.

Not sure why this page didn't get a rear picture. A black and white pic is still better than no pic.

This did not go into production before 1992, and also stayed in production longer than the sedan.

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The years on this are wrong, it was not introduced before 1985, and it stayed in production longer because the next generation didn’t have a wagon. Please do more research!!

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Ford78 a écrit
89-91 has this taillight style: www.webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=57383
91-96 has this taillight style:
www.webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=57385

It’s missing a facelift in 1991 for the hatchback.

mikhail2003 a écrit
It’s just a facelift, not a second generation.

mikhail2003 a écrit
There you go.

Early 1965 New Yorkers had taillight covers that makes them appear like clear taillights. Sometime during the model year they got the regular red taillights instead.

SolanaBogon a écrit
Page has been edited so it's only for the GAZ. Please confirm if the pictures are correct for this version.

Stop linking the Jeeps. You can do it 1000 times, and I will not accept your edits.

It's ReZvani, not ReVzani...

Ford78 a écrit
Just a different name doesn't mean it needs a separate page.

Developed by Honda R&D Asia Pacific in Thailand, hence the Thai origin.

For the first year, non-turbo models had a different grille:
www.oldparkedcars.com/2015/07/1979-saab-900-gle-hatchback.html

After 1979, all models received the turbo grille instead.

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