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The '''Standard''' is an Indian [[automobile]] which began production in 1961. Basically a [[Triumph Motor Company|Triumph]] with modified [[bodywork]], such as four doors, it is called the Gazelle; from 1990 the company began work on the 2000, a 2-liter version of the [[Rover SD1]]. | The '''Standard''' is an Indian [[automobile]] which began production in 1961. Basically a [[Triumph Motor Company|Triumph]] with modified [[bodywork]], such as four doors, it is called the Gazelle; from 1990 the company began work on the 2000, a 2-liter version of the [[Rover SD1]]. | ||
Revision as of 07:34, 24 January 2007
- "Standard" redirects here. For other uses, see Standard (disambiguation).
The Standard is an Indian automobile which began production in 1961. Basically a Triumph with modified bodywork, such as four doors, it is called the Gazelle; from 1990 the company began work on the 2000, a 2-liter version of the Rover SD1.
Reference
- David Burgess Wise, The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Automobiles.
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