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'''Proto Motors''' is a South Korean [[sports car]] manufacturer and refitter. It was established in 1997, and has forged partnerships with [[Hyundai Motor Company]], [[Kia Motors]], and [[GM Daewoo]]. It introduced the Spirra (a production model of PS-ll) at the 4th [[Seoul Motor Show]]. Presently, the company specializes in redesigning existing models, through developing [[electric car]]s or [[convertible]]s based on them. In 2001, the company custom-made a convertible [[limousine]] for Cheongwadae, the South Korean presidential residence. | {{List of (Insert Marque) Models}}'''Proto Motors''' is a South Korean [[sports car]] manufacturer and refitter. It was established in 1997, and has forged partnerships with [[Hyundai Motor Company]], [[Kia Motors]], and [[GM Daewoo]]. It introduced the Spirra (a production model of PS-ll) at the 4th [[Seoul Motor Show]]. Presently, the company specializes in redesigning existing models, through developing [[electric car]]s or [[convertible]]s based on them. In 2001, the company custom-made a convertible [[limousine]] for Cheongwadae, the South Korean presidential residence. | ||
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Revision as of 04:21, 19 February 2007
Template:List of (Insert Marque) ModelsProto Motors is a South Korean sports car manufacturer and refitter. It was established in 1997, and has forged partnerships with Hyundai Motor Company, Kia Motors, and GM Daewoo. It introduced the Spirra (a production model of PS-ll) at the 4th Seoul Motor Show. Presently, the company specializes in redesigning existing models, through developing electric cars or convertibles based on them. In 2001, the company custom-made a convertible limousine for Cheongwadae, the South Korean presidential residence.
Models
- RT-X (1998)
- PS-II (2000)
- Spirra (2002-present)
- Kia Grand Carnival Limousine (2006-present)
