Daihatsu to make SUVs for Toyota
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Daihatsu to make SUVs for Toyota
Kyodo News Service and the Japan Times
http://www.japantimes.com/cgi-bin/ge...20051208a9.htm
Daihatsu to make SUVs for Toyota
OSAKA (Kyodo) Daihatsu Motor Co., which plans to start making the Be Go sport utility compact early next year, will ship some of its output to parent firm Toyota Motor Corp., sources said Wednesday.
Toyota aims to consolidate production of smaller vehicles at Daihatsu and step up collaboration with the automaker in other areas, including new car development, the sources said.
Daihatsu Auto Body Co., a subsidiary, will make 40,000 Be Go SUVs a year, but Toyota will sell them under a different name.
The Japan Times: Dec. 8, 2005
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Here is a link to a picture of the Be Go
http://paultan.org/archives/2005/10/...aihatsu-be-go/
http://www.japantimes.com/cgi-bin/ge...20051208a9.htm
Daihatsu to make SUVs for Toyota
OSAKA (Kyodo) Daihatsu Motor Co., which plans to start making the Be Go sport utility compact early next year, will ship some of its output to parent firm Toyota Motor Corp., sources said Wednesday.
Toyota aims to consolidate production of smaller vehicles at Daihatsu and step up collaboration with the automaker in other areas, including new car development, the sources said.
Daihatsu Auto Body Co., a subsidiary, will make 40,000 Be Go SUVs a year, but Toyota will sell them under a different name.
The Japan Times: Dec. 8, 2005
(C) All rights reserved
Here is a link to a picture of the Be Go
http://paultan.org/archives/2005/10/...aihatsu-be-go/
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This pic reminds me of the RAV4.
When the Be-Go appeared at Frankfurt, it was called the D-Compact 4x4. For Tokyo, it gets a new name but is essentially the same next-generation, lightweight, baby soft-road SUV with a newly developed 1.5-liter engine and full-time 4WD, but with body dimensions that are fractionally smaller. On track to replace the Terios in Japan, the Be-go seats five and is ready for production.
When the Be-Go appeared at Frankfurt, it was called the D-Compact 4x4. For Tokyo, it gets a new name but is essentially the same next-generation, lightweight, baby soft-road SUV with a newly developed 1.5-liter engine and full-time 4WD, but with body dimensions that are fractionally smaller. On track to replace the Terios in Japan, the Be-go seats five and is ready for production.
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Originally Posted by Flecs
what the hell is that thng stickin outa the left side?
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Originally Posted by Flecs
hmm... not sure if i dig its looks... if i boought that car id def shave it off... makes it lok like it has a growth defect or somthing
You also sometimes see roof mirrors on hatchbacks/SUV's/Minivans in Japan/Asia. It's like a mirror that hangs from the roof over the rear. It's used to look down so that you can park extremely close to people in extremely tight spots.
And yes, fender mirrors are ugly, but they also lack a blindspot.
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Originally Posted by neotim
I think that is the new 2006 Rav4... here's a pic:
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I don't care what others say about my fender mirror. I paid for it and I like it.
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