Should it be named Baolong Tianmazuo or Baolong Pegasus?

Changed it to RWD instead of FWD

SolanaBogon a écrit
According to Wikipedia, this is the first car to have Roewe’s “new R logo”.

As Ford sadly ended production in Brazil in 2021, the Troller brand has been discontinued.

Renamed Manta for MY 1973.

Lancia a écrit
You need a picture of the car itself, preferably in real life (and not from a configurator).

GD-6493 a écrit
It says concept right on the license plate.

Rinspeed a écrit
Yes that’s fine. There is no visual difference for the rest of the world.

SolanaBogon a écrit
All of them? Or only the ICE versions?
Agree that the Kwid was developed in India, but I think the EV version was developed either in France or China.

carcrasher88 a écrit
I've changed them all to French origin, as I think you are right. The Renault Kwid is a global car, and all the other cars are based on it.

Why no amount of valves on the engines? It can't be so hard to find that info.

Current pics are of the Enclave Avenir. I will replace them with pics of the standard trim level when/if these become available and move the Avenir to the special edition/trim differences section.

SolanaBogon a écrit
Not sure, Automobili Pininfarina GmbH is a subsidiary of Pininfarina SpA, and the Battista is manufactured in Italy.

Finally, after what seems like an eternity, the Journey and Grand Caravan have been removed from Dodge's brand website meaning they are officially discontinued.

Shouldn't this be Race: Record?
Or is this a production version of the car that set the record?

Lancia a écrit
Deleted.

Rinspeed a écrit
I think it isn't:
www.drivingyourdream.com/store/p381/kepler17b.html

I also edited their cars to end in 2014, since I can't find any news article or anything that proves it was built after that year.

-- Last edit: 2021-07-11 15:39:07

"Track car", doesn't that make it a race car, or is it road legal?

-- Last edit: 2021-07-11 13:19:34

Interesting fact about this car, Lancia called the Beta Spider the Zagato for the American market, but the car was actually designed by Pininfarina instead. Zagato on the other hand played a big part in the production of the car.

-- Last edit: 2021-07-05 09:26:20

I assume it's because of the global chip/parts shortage, but this car was already discontinued in Japan. The new NX will release later this year.

Korean market Mustang had amber taillights, so I'm editing the US market Mustang to Korea > not sold.

-- Last edit: 2021-06-29 21:59:22

The Kia Rio received a minor facelift for 2020 or 2021, with a new lower grille insert and slightly different headlights.
I won't be making a separate page for it.

I think this should go under an Opel (Malaysia) brand or something. It has nothing to do with German Opels.

The European version's name has apparently changed to Taigo instead of Nivus. It has already been spotted without camouflage:
www.autoweek.nl/autonieuws/artikel/volkswagen-taigo-helemaal-in-beeld/

Lancia a écrit
I’m talking long before Eagle existed, 1965-1973 to be specific:
www.losangemagazine.com/losange_magazine_issue_6_summer_2019/r16_ts

Lancia a écrit
Several Renault models were even manufactured in Canada, but I don’t have reliable specs on them.

Current model is sold out in Japan, its facelifted version will go on sale later this year.

Technically the widebody was available in 1985 already as Dodge and Plymouth, but due to WCS not being able to have 3 brands in one car page, I split the car when it became a Chrysler in 1986.

SolanaBogon a écrit
It's essentially this page: www.webcarstory.com/cat.php?id=41601 but in the old format.
They have the same page ID, so they are linked.

I can't do separate pages due to a lack of pictures, but the taillights on this page were only for the conventional engine Capella. The taillights on the coupé page are those for the rotary engine Capella.