Rinspeed a écrit
Is there a way to change it easily? I see that if I am adding a new car, the name is Land Rover. But when I finish adding, the name is changed to Land-Rover.

Why is it always written "Land-Rover" instead of "Land Rover"? I think they only used the "-" in the early days.

I don't think this is a real car brand. As explained in a car forum:

Three month old company with no manufacturing license, probably nothing more than a refitter and reseller at this juncture.
This is the description of their scope of business:
"General items: sales of used automobiles; sales of automotive decorations; research and development of auto parts; sales of new energy vehicles; sales of new cars; sales of new energy vehicle battery swap facilities".
Industry categorization is "Car decoration supplies sales".
Also note "Automobile Service Co., Ltd." in the name.

If you visit their website, (www.huaxialingjian.com/) you can also see a Tesla Model S with stickers on it, shown as if it is their own car.

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Rear picture had copyright.

WarzonFanboy1985 a écrit
Transmission is missing for both cars.

According to Wikipedia, CHTC and Hengtian (www.webcarstory.com/marque.php?id=2906) are the same company. It's just a different interpretation of the Chinese name.

Isn't this supposed to be the Leahead iA5?
(Under brand www.webcarstory.com/marque.php?id=1580)

carcrasher88 a écrit
And the Mitsubishi eK X Space. Remains to be seen if Honda follows suit.

PDP a écrit
Thanks for pointing that out

SolanaBogon a écrit
"froom" instead of "from"

Lancia a écrit
If you go to the information tab, and look at the flags that represent the countries it's sold in, you'll notice only Japan has a green dot. Does that answer your question?

Keitanyan a écrit
There is more than one factory in Toyota City

carcrasher88 a écrit
The Crown has no brand recognition in North America, so it makes sense they just fit Toyota emblems. Also, different emblems might evoke the idea that the Crown is a premium/luxury Toyota, but they don't want it to get in the way of Lexus.

SolanaBogon a écrit
Try it again, I'll accept it.

To whoever is adding these concept cars, please remember to add engines when applicable.

Due to complaints about poor rear visibility, Chrysler offered some auxiliary taillights as an option halfway through the model year. These can be seen in the rear picture of this car.

2018 facelift seems to be missing.

www.google.com/amp/s/www.carscoops.com/2022/04/acura-is-leaving-the-china-after-just-6-years-in-the-market/amp/

Seems like this is the last year of Acura in China.

Production was halted between 2009 and 2011.

WarzonFanboy1985 a écrit
No we only do the first event where it was presented. From what I can find online, the British show was held in October, while Geneva was in March, so technically it would first have been presented in Geneva.

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I was looking to complete this car, as the specs are on the Ginetta website, but I can’t tell if the car is actually being sold yet.

Rinspeed a écrit
Nice, I added the 96-99 Mégane to all of the Top 10 entries.

WarzonFanboy1985 a écrit
Your entries were rejected because they were lacking engines.

For 1999, it got the extra half-door behind the driver door (visible in the rear picture).

Seems mostly like an S-Max to me.

Origin: China, not Indonesia.

I think the Jogger is more difficult, because the Logan MCV was already a mix between wagon and MPV, and now the Jogger combines that with SUV. But I regard the Legacy Outback as a wagon, so I would say the same about the Jogger.

Yeah, it’s not very easy to tell. I added the Ioniq 5 as SUV, and I think the Mégane E-Tech is similar in shape.
A lot of brands are now expanding their crossover lineups and have them overlapping in the same segment, so I think it’s okay to have them all as SUV. For Renault, the E-Tech is of course succeeding the Mégane, the Captur is more of a successor to the small Modus MPV, and the Kadjar/Austral is taking over from the Scénic MPV. But I think they are all crossover SUVs, and the Dutch Renault website also calls it a crossover.

Hatchback? Isn’t it a crossover SUV?

Missing the facelift in 1994.