Chinese name: 海马海福星 (Hǎimǎ Hǎifúxīng)

Chinese name: 海马普力马 (Hǎimǎ Pǔlìmǎ)

Chinese name: 海南马自达普力马 (Hǎinán Mǎzìdá Pǔlìmǎ)

Chinese name: 海马福美来 (Hǎimǎ Fúměilái)

Chinese name: 海马S5青春版 (Hǎimǎ S5 Qīngchūn bǎn)

Chinese name: 汉腾 (Hànténg)

Chinese name: 八闽 (Bāmǐn)

Chinese name: 速达 (Sùdá)

Chinese name: 国机智骏 (Guójīzhìjùn)

Chinese name: 金雷GT5000 (Jīnléi GT5000)

Chinese name: 颐中陆豹 (Yízhōng Lùbào)

Chinese name: 富康e爱丽舍 (Fùkāng e Àilìshè)

Chinese name: 神龙富康 (Shénlóng Fùkāng)

Chinese name: 东风雪铁龙爱丽舍 (Dōngfēng Xuětiělóng Àilìshè)

Chinese name: 东风雪铁龙爱丽舍 (Dōngfēng Xuětiělóng Àilìshè)

Chinese name: 东风雪铁龙萨拉毕加索 (Dōngfēng Xuětiělóng Sàlā Bìjiāsuǒ)

Chinese name: 东风雪铁龙世嘉 (Dōngfēng Xuětiělóng Shìjiā)

Chinese name: 东风雪铁龙凡尔赛C5 X (Dōngfēng Xuětiělóng Fán'ěrsài C5 X)

Chinese name: 东风雪铁龙凯旋 (Dōngfēng Xuětiělóng Kǎixuán)

Chinese name: 东风雪铁龙赛纳 (Dōngfēng Xuětiělóng Sàinà)

Please delete "Foshan, Guangdong (FAW Shunde, 94-96)", Shunde was incorporated into Foshan only in 2003

license built

This car, along with the Santamo, was originally built by Hyundai Precision & Industries at their Ulsan Yeompo-dong Factory. Because this company was distinct from Hyundai Motor, these car bore a logo of their own. In 1999 Hyundai Motor absorbed the car division of Hyundai Precision & Industries, and the Yeompo-dong factory was integrated into Hyundai Motor's neighbouring Ulsan Plant. Today it is the Plant 5 of the gigantic Ulsan motor complex, the largest of the world.

This car, along with the Galloper, was originally built by Hyundai Precision & Industries at their Ulsan Yeompo-dong Factory. Because this company was distinct from Hyundai Motor, these car bore a logo of their own. In 1999 Hyundai Motor absorbed the car division of Hyundai Precision & Industries, and the Yeompo-dong factory was integrated into Hyundai Motor's neighbouring Ulsan Plant. Today it is the Plant 5 of the gigantic Ulsan motor complex, the largest of the world.

Desscythe17 wrote
I doubt it. Wikipedia article claims "In 2004, Formosa Automobile Corporation shut down the self-owned Formosa brand due to a long-term financial loss.", yet the company appears to still be active in the field of imports

flaffel3434 wrote

hmm wikipedia even say the Matiz was produced until 2009 so i don't really know

Are you sure this is 1959 and not 1957?

imo it has been modified enough to get an "origin: China"

Chinese name is "嘉远灵族" (*Jiāyuǎn Língzú*)

carcrasher88 wrote

Yes, it's a common practice among microcar manufacturers (also for head lights)

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