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| Comments: 7 (Read/Post) Favorites: 0 (View) |
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on: 09-05-2007
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Out of the darkly shadows emerges the snarling, thunderous, mechanical beast that is the Daewoo Gentra. |
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9-05-2007 @ 02:06:18 PM |
| Posted By : Rik McCloud |
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Thanks for showing this. Don't get this model over here and I guess that means I should say we're lucky?
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9-05-2007 @ 02:20:44 PM |
Posted By : DiRF  |
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It's weird, the Kalos is still sold in America as the Aveo, and this thing is sold in America as the Aveo. They're two completely different cars. We *used* to get an Aveo sedan that was basically a hacked-up Kalos, though.
It's sorta like how Mitsubishi America sold both a coupe based on the Mirage hatchback, and the Lancer sedan in America, and both were badged as a "Mirage", even though they were completely different.
...yet further back, Chevrolet did the most vexxing thing of all, having a sedan and a minivan, that were completely unrelated, and both were badged as "Lumina"... but the minivan had a nice little bit of alphabet-soup placed after that moniker. (...and hell, Chevrolet still uses the Lumina moniker on V8, RWD rebadged Holdens in the Middle East.)
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9-05-2007 @ 02:25:55 PM |
| Posted By : Rik McCloud |
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#2, Why do car manufacturers have to be so confusing when naming their cars? I suppose I should just blame GM for being a money hungry, fat, souless corporation who doesn't really care that much for the consumer and just leave it at that
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9-05-2007 @ 04:40:28 PM |
| Posted By : Adambomb |
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#2, But weirdly, the Colt and Summit sedans were based on Mirages.
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