Does the Golden Prague count as a special edition? It's a concept...

2 EB112s have been produced, but I think they should have seperate pages. The second one looks very different from this one: en.autowp.ru/picture/87964 en.autowp.ru/picture/276586

Rinspeed wrote
OK. Well, I found the engines of 1986-1991 which both of them 4-speed manual and 5-speed manual gears.

Here's the source: www.automobile-catalog.com/make/fiat/panda_1gen/panda_1gen_series_ii/1986.html

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Desscythe17 wrote
Not the same car.

Desscythe17 wrote
if i remember your pic is a concept, not a regular one

better rear pic? www.curbsideclassic.com/wp-content/comment-image/225544.jpg

Ford78 wrote
yes

I got one question: Is the Super 45 engine same as normal 45 engine?

Mark0 wrote
Corrected i think

There are error.Both Bouffier and Neuville are both on place 8. Also you didn;t finish WTCC

Ford78 wrote
yes he was in a critical situation

Seems to borrow a lot from the Mirage Asti. webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=16780

based on a Mitsubishi but looks like Subaru Impreza

Rinspeed wrote
He had an terrible crash, didn't he? That's a shame

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Poor Jules Bianchi... I hope he will heal

Something about too many questions marks, started with "Error in database request" or something like that.

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Gamer wrote
What error?

I couldn't find any engine info on the Samurai, so I copied it from the Suzuki. But there was an error. when adding it.

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Rinspeed wrote
Whoops, my bad.

Desscythe17 wrote
Revealed at Geneva... and it was made in Italy

Rinspeed wrote
Well the new Dodge Dart is a similar story, but it's still a Jeep and it was revealed in the USA more than half a year ago.

Desscythe17 wrote
You know, the Renegade is more an italian car than a US car...

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Rinspeed wrote
I prefer to add pictures from the country the car originates from, so since it's an American car, it looks better without the European license plates.

I guess Italian is okay though, since the front plate isn't as wide as other countries' plates.

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Desscythe17 wrote
same i think and why US pics?? There are more EU pics.

Is it different from the US-spec Renegade? Otherwise I think we should US-spec pictures.

Ford78 wrote
The two cars are extremely similar, and I've found the pictures above with either Silverado SS or Silverado SST as the title. Both cars exist, but I don't know the difference.

Isn't it 2002 SST Concept?

Rinspeed wrote
Oh of course, I didn't think about that.

Desscythe17 wrote
i had the same feeling

Desscythe17 wrote
but with that the system cannot classify by order.