Rinspeed a écrit
Apparently, the Fuel Cell version went for sale today. Also, the grille and the taillights of the photos you posted don't match the South Korean Tucson ix. www.hyundai.com/kr/showroom.do?carCd1=RV002

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Desscythe17 a écrit
at this time the Fuell cell version isn't sold. I had put this pictures because it's exactly the same than the Korean version of the regular Tucson.

The Ford Torino Sportsroof was only offered halfway through 1970, so all of the engines with 1970 behind them + the 370hp Cobra Jet engines belong to that one.

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The main visible differences between the Falcon, Fairlane 500 and Torino are the grille emblems. The Falcon doesn't have an emblem, the Fairlane 500 has a bird-shaped emblem, and the Torino has a round emblem.

The images are from an American Fuel Cell version, yet this car isn't sold in USA, or are there any hybrid/electric engines?

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I don't have enough pictures for the 1973-1974 Ford Torino, but it looks the same as this car, only with the front of the 1972-1973 Ford Torino. From 1974 to 1976, the Ford Torino and Gran Torino looked identical.

Introduced in MY 1974 as the top trim for the Ford Torino, the Ford Gran Torino Elite became the Ford Elite for MY 1975 and 1976.

Always sold in Japan and USA at this moment

It hasn't finished production yet. It continues as Rogue Select next to the new Nissan Rogue.

Ford78 a écrit
What wikipedia doesn't show is all of the other specifications, or specifications that vary between the years. It doesn't show if length and width and such change, and all the stuff on wikipedia is constantly edited by people who don't know anything.

Desscythe17 a écrit
But it has powers!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_Alliance

Ford78 a écrit
That information is of no use to us. First of all, we can all find that on wikipedia or whatever untrustworthy source, and second, that doesn't fill any engine page.

In 1987, it was given the GTA version which had 2.0L engine.

In 1983, it had 1.4L engine from Renault LeCar.

In 1985, it was given 1.7L engine.

The Alliance Sedan and Convertible had JUST 2 ENGINES: 1.4L and 1.7L while the GTA JUST HAD ONE ENGINE: 2.0L.

Rinspeed a écrit
As I've done AMC, I also planned to do the Alliance/Encore etc. But I don't have information for it (yet). If you have the information for them, please add them if you have the time.

Ford78 a écrit
i had search for it but i will do in the future (i had do a lot of R9 so i change), but if you had the informations> Renault

Desscythe17 a écrit
No 1986, but 1987 Model Year

There is an Renault Alliance in USA. Should I put for AMC? Or Renault?

Rinspeed a écrit
Wasn't this version 1985-1987?

It's based on Renault 9...

Ford78 a écrit
it's not this version, i hadn't finished

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Chevrolet will end its production on Europe.

Production has ended in 1988 in France.

Wooh more old French cars!

Ford78 a écrit
The Autobianchi A112 is based on a Fiat platform, while the Innocenti Mini is based on the classic Mini, with an Italian design.

It's very similliar to Autobianchi A112...

Desscythe17 a écrit
very good!!

Well, after 65 pages, the B-Body Chevrolets of 1971-1976 are finally done.

Rinspeed a écrit

Wiesmann is closed.

Name is 4x4 but have FWD ???