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  • ...els were developed by Soviet engineers using in their development differnt cars fom different manufacturers fom the rest of the world. In 1969, the factory ...to wait a long time for a new car. Until the 1980s all Moskvitch cars were compact rear-wheel drive sedans and station wagons with solid rear axle suspended w
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  • ...pada was chief stylist. During this period some of the most notable sports cars by [[Aston Martin]], [[Ferrari]], [[Maserati]], as well as [[Alfa Romeo]], ...fa Romeo Junior Z]], as well as the popular and dramatic [[Lancia Fulvia]] Sport.
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  • ==Current Concept Cars== *'''Current Mazda [[concept cars]]'''
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  • ...or to [[FR layout|FR]] cars in conditions such as snow. However, powerful cars rarely use the FF layout because weight transference under acceleration unl ...he 1980s, the traction and packaging advantages of this layout caused many compact and mid-sized vehicles to adopt it. Because the transversely-mounted engin
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  • | Compact ...merican]]. The new Hornet arrived just in time to compete in the American compact car market, which was really starting to heat up by this time with the arri
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  • |Compact ...rty color matching sideview mirrors on both sides of the front doors. All cars with a radio included a hidden antennae in the windshield, providing excell
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  • ...in the United States, denoting the highest luxury-trimmed Civic, without a sport engine, and in Japan until recently, the Civic Si was the model below the h Si stands for "sport injected."
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  • == Hatchbacks, saloons (sedans) and estate cars (station wagons) == ...s not their intended use. In Japan, city cars are called [[kei car]]s. Kei cars have to meet strict size and engine requirements: engines have a maximum di
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  • ===City cars=== ===Superminis / subcompact cars===
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  • ...versa, DCT's have been configured which shift faster than [[Formula One]] cars and other single-clutch AMT's (automated-manual transmissions, a.k.a. singl ...plungs)]] used in the on the Porsche 956 and 962 Le Mans race cars and the Sport Quattro S1 race car.
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  • ...The term often leads into confusion, however, since international compact cars are somewhat larger than their North American equivalents, mostly because n ...vehicle]]s based on small family cars (often called [[compact MPV]]s and [[compact SUV]]s) have similar sizes, ranging from 4,200 mm (165 in) to 4,500 mm (177
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  • ...and marketing strategy resulted in the Comet being classified as either a compact or an intermediate-sized car during the seventeen years that the Comet name The Comet was an outgrowth of the compact [[Ford Falcon]]. Because it was marketed through Mercury, Comets received b
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  • While opinions differ as to the exact definition, most sports cars are [[rear-wheel drive]], have two seats and two doors and are designed to ...ing quality, but brands such as [[Lamborghini]] which do not race or build cars exclusively for racing are also highly regarded.
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  • ...at since people dressed smartly, they were willing to drive “smart looking cars” as well. ...location not only provided an excellent location for shipping the finished cars, but also provided Jordan with ready access to our of area suppliers. The p
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  • ...rossover and the [[Ford Explorer|Explorer]] SUV in the lineup. A [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid]] version is expected for the 2010 model year. ...log.com/2010/02/10/2011-ford-edge-gets-three-engine-choices-more-ambitious-sport-m/]
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  • | Compact ...were sport coupes and minivans (in fact, by the mid-80s the only Chrysler cars that ''weren't'' K-car knockoffs were the L-body [[Dodge Omni]]/[[Plymouth
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  • ...ormance upgrades. [http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2010/10/new-lexus-ct-200-f-sport-receives-world.html] Image:2011-Lexus-CT-200h-F-Sport-12.JPG
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  • |Class = Compact SUV The '''Peugeot 4007''' is a [[compact SUV|compact]] [[crossover SUV]] to be introduced by the French automaker [[Peugeot]] by
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  • ...m a [[automobile platform|car platform]] while borrowing features from a [[Sport Utility Vehicle]] (SUV). ...lled the CUVs, "wagons that look like sport utility vehicles but ride like cars,"<ref name="wsj1">{{cite web
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  • ...nger buyers who had previously only considered owning [[Japan]]ese [[sport compact]] [[car]]s. ...class, regularly producing performance numbers equal or better than sports cars costing 2-to-3 times as much. The car was also a huge sales and marketing s
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  • Based off the '''[[Ford Escort]]''', the EXP was a compact two-seater which was the first one offered in 25 years. The mechanicals wer ...s EXP were supposed to stand for Erika Project Personal car, where project cars are designated X. The "Erika" came from the code-name from the European Esc
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  • ...-Class|SLK]] sports cars, and the [[Mercedes-Benz M-Class|M-Class]] luxury sport utility vehicle.<ref name="eod-sacco"/> His favourite design, because of it ...="inducted"/> Sacco felt this was of special importance to Mercedes, whose cars' reputation for longevity meant that their typical life cycle was 20 to 30
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  • ...">Welcome to [[Wikicars:about|Wikicars]]</div> A collaborative guide about cars and all things [[automobile|automotive]]. We're growing very fast and so f ...er. Recognized for its rock-solid reliability and value for the money, the compact car appeals across a wide demographic spectrum, from the young, tuner crowd
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  • ..., relatively light and often absurdly powerful."<ref>[http://www.wired.com/cars/coolwheels/multimedia/2009/04/gallery_mustang Squatriglia, Chuk "Mustang, t ...of its compact [[Studebaker Lark|Lark]]. Other sporty bucket-seat compact cars that appeared during the early 1960s included the [[Mercury Comet]] S-22, [
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  • ...ct car built by [[Suzuki|Suzuki Motor Corporation]]. It fits inbetween the compact and lower midsize segments. The car was introduced in 2001 as a replacement ...the same transmission choices. The American Aerio also features a standard sport bodykit and is available in all wheel drive. The following year, the exteri
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  • |Class = Compact [[crossover]] |Body Style = 4 doors compact SUV
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  • compact sports car manufactured by [[Honda]]. The first generation CRX was sold in ...[[hatchback]]. In the American market, the CRX was marketed as an economy sport [[hatchback]], having room for just two passengers. Japanese and European
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  • ...with both automatic and manual transmission options was one of three Delta cars to carry GM's new 2.4 L,171 hp (128 kW) engine. A second 2.0 L engine exclu ...lier]]. The '''Super Sport''' moniker had not been used on the Cavalier, a compact built on the widely used and now obsolete [[General Motors J platform|J pla
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  • |Class = Compact Executive The '''Alfa Romeo 155''' is a [[compact executive car]] produced by the Italian automaker [[Alfa Romeo]] between 19
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  • |Class = entry-level sport coupe The '''Brilliance BC3''' is a compact sport coupe model designed and built by Chinese manufacturer [[Brilliance]]. The
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  • | Compact .... The Acura RSX has always managed to stay on top in its very competitive sport coupe class by providing excellent performance with pleasing luxury and bui
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  • | Compact ...be replaced in 1981 by the all-new [[Dodge Aries]]/[[Plymouth Reliant]] K-cars. All comments here also go for the Volare, except where noted.
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  • ...is credited with being the first to tap into a market for luxury Japanese cars outside Japan. Before Acura, automobiles from Japan were primarily economic ...ar and Driver in its first comparison test against seven other SUVs. Other cars in Acura's line-up during this time included the [[Acura TL|3.2 TL]], [[Acu
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  • ...SAIC's national retail sales license. In 2001, Chery began exporting its cars to Syria, becoming China's first car exporter. Chery also received its ISO ...s Lean/[[Six Sigma]] production systems, which were first applied to their cars in 2003. They adopted DURR Paint Systems in their paint shop in 2004, becom
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  • The '''[[Dodge]]''' (and '''[[Plymouth]]) Neon''' effectively replaced 2 cars in the Dodge and Plymouth lineup: the [[Dodge Shadow]] and [[Plymouth Sund ...ow the entry-level Neon. There wasn't much news in 1999, other than a new Sport package becoming available on the sedan. The Highline and R/T models conti
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  • ...surpasses the previous, offering greater power and less cost. The [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid]] powertrain adds a mere 300 pounds to the vehicle’s curb weight. ...mance, the Highlander Hybrid consumes roughly the same amount of fuel as a compact four-cylinder [[sedan]] and it qualifies as a Super Ultra Low Emission Vehi
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  • '''Hot Rods''' are cars which have been customized for performance, and/or appearance. The term bec ...union]] and [[National Hot Rod Reunion]] are held to honor pioneers in the sport. The [[Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum]] houses the roots of hot roddi
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  • ...of the car was going to be a superior driving experience. By far the best sport enthusiast’s car in its mid-sized sedan class, the Mazda6 offers stiff [[ ...mid-range gears optimized for snappy acceleration from highway speeds. The Sport Shift mode allows the driver to shift manually by pulling back to upshift,
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  • ...er versions. Since the [[Volvo 850]] was introduced in 1992, many [[Volvo Cars|Volvos]] make use of straight-five engines, often [[turbocharger|turbocharg ...engines. Five cylinder turbos have been used on more than one occasion in sport and racing applications for their balance of performance qualities. The Vo
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  • ...have been made since [[MG Rover]] went bankrupt in the spring of 2005. MG cars have resumed production in January 2007 under new owners [[Nanjing Automobi MG got its original name from "Morris Garages", a dealer of [[Morris|Morris]] cars in Oxford which began producing its own customized versions to the designs
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  • ...ssey]]). The Honda version was discontinued after 2002, making way for the compact [[Honda Element|Element]] and the [[Honda Accord|Accord]]-based [[Honda Pil If there are [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid]] versions of this vehicle manufactured, then please elaborate a lit
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  • The '''Jeep Compass''' is a compact [[crossover SUV]] to be introduced for the 2007 model year. [[Jeep]] made As with most Jeeps, the Compass comes in two trims: Sport and Limited.
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  • | "Sport Combi" | Sport Luxury
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  • ...duced in 2002 with styling inspired by the ''Dakar'' and ''Jeepster'' show cars. It competes with the [[Toyota RAV4]], [[Ford Escape]], [[Chevrolet Equino ...or Jeep, outselling the [[Ford Escape]] in 2005 to become the best-selling compact SUV in the United States. 70 percent of Liberty buyers are new to the Jeep
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  • ...basis for the 1981 through 1991 [[BMW 3-Series]] entry-level luxury car / compact executive car. It was the successor of the [[BMW E21]] in 1982 and was repl The cars were powered by a range of inline 4 cylinder (BMW M10 , BMW M40 , & BMW M42
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  • | compact ...e an intermediate offering for 1962. The Dart line became the very popular compact for 1963 up through 1976. Dodge also used the "Dart" name for a Ghia-built
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  • ...straight line. First gaining popularity in the USA after World War II, the sport steadily grew in popularity and spread across the globe. By 2009, there we ...g energy that would otherwise propel the car forward. On front-wheel-drive cars, these are used not to prevent wheelstanding, but to pre-load more weight o
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  • |aka = Actyon Sport |Class = Compact CUV<br>Commercial
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  • | Compact executive car, Sports car The Audi RS4 is the best performing version of the Audi A4, a sports-focused compact executive car produced by German car manufacturer - Audi. It slots above th
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  • ...ew engine option, the 84 hp 2.2L I4, and was the basis for the Charger 2.2 sport option package (Plymouth's version was the Turismo 2.2). Both had bogus ho ...Shelby Charger a year earlier. Dodge introduced another 3-door hatchback sport coupe this year, the [[Dodge Daytona|Daytona]], but that was a K-car-based
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