Japan’s biggest minicar maker, Daihatsu, introduced its new Move Conte on Monday, August 25. Although the 5-door Move Conte is slightly shorter than the Fiat 500 measuring in at just 3,395 mm in length, Daihatsu supports that the minicar will offer ample space for four passengers thanks to its innovative interior packaging. Offered in both front and four-wheel-drive versions, the Move Conte will be available with two 3-cylinder engines, the naturally aspirated KF-VE developing 58 and the turbocharged KF-DET producing 64 HP. -Continued
Daihatsu, which is 51 percent owned by Toyota, said that the yearly sales target is 50,000 Move Contes a year in Japan with the suggested retail prices ranging between 990,000 yen to 1.595 million yen (excluding consumption tax).
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aml
said...
»August 25, 2008
HORRID!!! O_O
Anonymous
said...
»August 25, 2008
Asian car manufacturers seem to have run out of ideas. Their Xerox machines must be working overtime - the Daihatsu Move Conte Minicar copies the Nissan Cube, the Shuanghuan CEO copies the BMW X5, and so on...
Anonymous
said...
»August 25, 2008
Looks like a "mini-me" of my 05 Scion xB. I sort of like it.
But who ever heard of the turbo version only providing 10% more power?
Shorter than the Fiat 500? Wow! From the photos it looks like that thing has a lot of room inside for four adults, for such a small footprint. Good packaging.
folding truck steps
said...
»August 25, 2008
to small for a big man like me
Anonymous
said...
»July 05, 2010
will it come to America? I like it a lot, but would our potholes swallow it whole?
Anonymous
said...
»July 06, 2010
^ ur place has potholes the size of this car!?
Venugopalmaran
said...
»October 25, 2011
Really well done for the blog.these are so sweet and pretty!
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HORRID!!! O_O
Asian car manufacturers seem to have run out of ideas. Their Xerox machines must be working overtime - the Daihatsu Move Conte Minicar copies the Nissan Cube, the Shuanghuan CEO copies the BMW X5, and so on...
Looks like a "mini-me" of my 05 Scion xB. I sort of like it.
But who ever heard of the turbo version only providing 10% more power?
What's the fuel economy?
Shorter than the Fiat 500? Wow! From the photos it looks like that thing has a lot of room inside for four adults, for such a small footprint. Good packaging.
to small for a big man like me
will it come to America? I like it a lot, but would our potholes swallow it whole?
^ ur place has potholes the size of this car!?
Really well done for the blog.these are so sweet and pretty!
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