Sadly Jules Bianchi crashed last year in Japan is died. RIP

carcrasher88 wrote
That really depends on whether the Karl was designed at Opel or at GM Korea. I don't know which of the two had most influence on the car, but that one should be origin.

This should really be listed as being of South Korean origin, as all variants of this (the Karl, the Vauxhall Viva for the UK market, and the Chevrolet Spark) in GM Korea's facility in Changwon.

Interesting fact about this vehicle: the rear liftgate is sourced from the Dodge Caravan.

carcrasher88 wrote
Same problem for me. I think I could get info on new Dodges from the official site, but info on older Mexican Dodges is impossible to find.

Edit: I stand corrected.

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Yeah. If I had the proper information for them, I'd do it myself.

carcrasher88 wrote
I agree, but there are no Mexican Dodges on the website yet, so I don't see the need to add it.

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I just had a thought. Shouldn't we have a Dodge (Mexico) page?

They've had a bunch of models that were only sold as Dodges in Mexico (final generation Ramcharger, the various rebadged Hyundais, plus the latest Dodge Attitude (a rebadged Mitsubishi Mirage G4/Attrage) and Dodge Vision (a rebadged Fiat Grand Siena), just to name a few).

Also, since there is a Ram Trucks page, there's also the Ram 700, a rebadged Fiat Strada, also exclusive to Mexico.

really difficult to have info on this. Perhaps the end year is later.

Mieguy wrote
Nice! I think that will help with older European cars. If possible however, it's always better to use official pictures.

You can also use pictures from this site: www.reallyloud.co.uk/

I already talked to the sites owner and he allows the useage of his photos, but the link to his page has to appear in the photos.

"Have a look around and feel free to distribute, link and share. But please keep my website water mark on it." www.reallyloud.co.uk/?page_id=15254

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Presentation at Pebble Beach 2014:

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Rinspeed wrote
Yes you can add them.

Desscythe17 wrote
surely me, but we don't add them? All the Infini ine Europe have one diesel engine

Rinspeed wrote
I didn't, but there were diesel engines on the M and FX that someone added before.

Desscythe17 wrote
and for diesel engines, you don't put them actually?

Rinspeed wrote
I agree. I have a feeling the Q30/QX30 might be different for both continents, so we'll wait and see.

Desscythe17 wrote
at this time i don't know if it's very important to separate them. There isn't specifics models. If it's the case in the future, we can do it, no? Your opinion?

Desscythe17 wrote
You can do it if you want though, there aren't that many Infinitis on the European market, and there are still some engines on the Infinits I edited that belong to European models.

That's one ugly dolphin.

Rinspeed wrote
Not sure yet, let's await the Q30 before we do that.

Do it need a separate page for Infiniti in Europe or no?

Rinspeed wrote
True, but still. I think it looks better if you put the second name in the second slot. I don't think there are other cars who have / in their name on webcarstory.

Desscythe17 wrote
because you think that someone will search 307 SW?

Rinspeed wrote
But in the Netherlands for example, it was only ever sold as 307 SW. I think more countries used only one name, and besides, if you do it like Break/SW people who look for 307 SW in the search box won't find it.

307 SW isn't another name in another country. SW and Break are both names in France> Break for normal version and SW for higher version (with panoramic roof)

Desscythe17 wrote
yes there isn't change (except engines)

Rinspeed did you forget this one? It's the only i30 you didn't post a facelift of, or did it not change that much?

Concept predecessor to the Eos.

Basically a concept preview of the original Tribute.