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Please change the ownership from SAIC to "British Leyland Motor Corporation"
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Please stop trying to change this to a hatchback, it's a liftback coupé.
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Chinese name: 东南 (Dōngnán)
The badges are spellt in traditional Chinese: 東南 |
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Yituo |
Chinese name: 一拖 (Yītuō)
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Chinese name: 远航 (YuǎnHáng)
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Chinese name: 云度 (Yúndù)
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Yuejin |
Chinese name: 跃进 (Yuèjìn)
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Chinese name: 裕路 (Yùlù)
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Chinese name: 云雀 (Yúnquè)
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Chinese name: 驭胜 (Yùshèng)
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Zhengtian |
Chinese name: 征天 (Zhēngtiān)
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Chinese name: 知豆 (Zhīdòu)
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Zhonghua |
Chinese name: 中华 (Zhōnghuá)
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Chinese name: 众泰 (Zhòngtài)
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Chinese name: 中兴 (Zhōngxìng)
Latin badges read "ZX Auto" |
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Some corrections:
If this page is for a company founded in 2014 (then propably the logo should be changed): Founder: Jack Brabham and Ron Tauranac (1962), David Brabham (2014) Years of activity: 1961-1992, 2014-present Headquarters: Chessington, United Kingdom (1962-1989), Milton Keynes, United Kingdom (1990-1992), Bicester, United Kingdom (2014-present) If this page is for a car manufacturer fouded in 2018: Founder: Jack Brabham and Ron Tauranac (1962), David Brabham (2018) Years of activity: 1961-1992, 2018-2024 Parent company: Fusion Capital Headquarters: Chessington, United Kingdom (1962-1989), Milton Keynes, United Kingdom (1990-1992), Adelaide, Australia (2018-2024) |
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Chinese name: 智己 (Zhìjǐ)
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Chinese name: 理想 (Lǐ Xiǎng)
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The X is built only in Nanning, not Yichun (Wikipedia is wrong)
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Chinese name: 哪吒S猎装 (Nǎzhā S Liè Zhuāng)
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Please don't accept Jiaxing. It's correct, but Tongxiang is more precise (Tongxiang is county-level city, within Jiaxing which is a prefecture-level city)
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Chinese name: 哪吒AYA (Nǎzhā AYA)
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Chinese name: 合众 (Hézhòng)
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BMW M3-R is a roadgoing version coupé which was built to race in Australian Super Production Series. 15 units were built: 4 cars were built for race, while other 11 units went on sale for general public. However, this BMW M3 was sold exclusively in Australia.
Source- fastestlaps.com/models/bmw-m3-r |
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Source- zoompics.com/1996m3.htm
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This BMW M3 GTR is a Street Version of the race car which has raced from 1993 onwards. Only 1 unit was built.
Source- supercarnostalgia.com/blog/bmw-e36-m3-gtr-strassenversion |
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they literally just glued a pickup bed to the back of an SUV Lmao
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