Industrias Kaiser Argentina - Revision history

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	'''Industrias Kaiser Argentina''' or '''IKA''' was an Argentine motor company established in 1956 in Córdoba Province as a joint venture with [[Kaiser Motors]] of the United States.		{{List of {{PAGENAME}} Models}}'''Industrias Kaiser Argentina''' or '''IKA''' was an Argentine motor company established in 1956 in Córdoba Province as a joint venture with [[Kaiser Motors]] of the United States.

	The initial production was of various [[Jeep]]s. These utility vehicles were shortly followed by a local version of the Kaiser Manhattan sedan, called the Carabella, using the U.S. production equipment which had been transferred. This model was discontinued in 1962.		The initial production was of various [[Jeep]]s. These utility vehicles were shortly followed by a local version of the Kaiser Manhattan sedan, called the Carabella, using the U.S. production equipment which had been transferred. This model was discontinued in 1962.

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	'''Industrias Kaiser Argentina''' or '''IKA''' was an ~~[[Argentina\|~~Argentine]] motor company established in 1956 in [[Córdoba Province ~~(Argentina)\|Córdoba Province]]~~ as a joint venture with [[Kaiser Motors]] of the United States.		'''Industrias Kaiser Argentina''' or '''IKA''' was an Argentine motor company established in 1956 in Córdoba Province as a joint venture with [[Kaiser Motors]] of the United States.

	The initial production was of various [[Jeep]]s. These utility vehicles were shortly followed by a local version of the Kaiser Manhattan sedan, called the Carabella, using the U.S. production equipment which had been transferred. This model was discontinued in 1962.		The initial production was of various [[Jeep]]s. These utility vehicles were shortly followed by a local version of the Kaiser Manhattan sedan, called the Carabella, using the U.S. production equipment which had been transferred. This model was discontinued in 1962.
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	Near the end of Carabela production, IKA also manufactured several smaller fuel-efficient cars: an [[Alfa Romeo 1900]] sedan (badged IKA Bergantin) and a [[Renault Dauphine]] (badged IKA Dauphine).		Near the end of Carabela production, IKA also manufactured several smaller fuel-efficient cars: an [[Alfa Romeo 1900]] sedan (badged IKA Bergantin) and a [[Renault Dauphine]] (badged IKA Dauphine).

	In 1962, various [[Rambler ~~(automobile)~~\|Rambler]] models licensed from [[American Motors Corporation]] (AMC) would replace all of these. The final form of the AMC variants was the potent [[Renault Torino\|Torino]] which saw a lot of racing on international circuits.		In 1962, various [[Rambler\|Rambler]] models licensed from [[American Motors Corporation]] (AMC) would replace all of these. The final form of the AMC variants was the potent [[Renault Torino\|Torino]] which saw a lot of racing on international circuits.


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	* http://www.kfclub.com/ The Kaiser-Frazer Owners Club International		* http://www.kfclub.com/ The Kaiser-Frazer Owners Club International

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	[[Category:Motor vehicle manufacturers of Argentina]]		[[Category:Motor vehicle manufacturers of Argentina]]


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'''Industrias Kaiser Argentina''' or '''IKA''' was an [[Argentina|Argentine]] motor company established in 1956 in [[Córdoba Province (Argentina)|Córdoba Province]] as a joint venture with [[Kaiser Motors]] of the United States.

The initial production was of various [[Jeep]]s. These utility vehicles were shortly followed by a local version of the Kaiser Manhattan sedan, called the Carabella, using the U.S. production equipment which had been transferred. This model was discontinued in 1962.

Near the end of Carabela production, IKA also manufactured several smaller fuel-efficient cars: an [[Alfa Romeo 1900]] sedan (badged IKA Bergantin) and a [[Renault Dauphine]] (badged IKA Dauphine).

In 1962, various [[Rambler (automobile)|Rambler]] models licensed from [[American Motors Corporation]] (AMC) would replace all of these. The final form of the AMC variants was the potent [[Renault Torino|Torino]] which saw a lot of racing on international circuits.

IKA had partenered with Régie Nationale des Unies Renault of France in the late 1960s and in 1970 Kaiser Industries, in a decision to exit the auto business, sold IKA to [[Renault]].

==External links==
* http://www.ikaclub.com/ The IKA Club (In Argentine Spanish)
* http://www.kfclub.com/ The Kaiser-Frazer Owners Club International

[[Category:Companies of Argentina|Industrias Kaiser Argentina]]
[[Category:Motor vehicle manufacturers of Argentina]]

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