Daihatsu
Small car manufacturer
Daihatsu is a Japanese automobile manufacturer specializing in compact and subcompact vehicles.
Founded in 1907 and now a subsidiary of Toyota, the company is known for kei cars—the ultrasmall vehicles popular in Japan—and small trucks and SUVs sold worldwide: My first car was a little Daihatsu.
Japanese car company
- SuzukiJapanese motor vehicle corporation
- HondaJapanese vehicle manufacturer
- NissanJapanese automaker
- MitsubishiJapanese multinational corporation
Subaru · Mazda · Isuzu · Hyundai · Kia · Daewoo · Proton · Chevrolet
Extremely small automobile
- microvanVery small cargo vehicle
- lightweightLacking mass or importance
- compactTightly packed together
- subcompactSmallest car classification
city car · commuter · fuel-efficient · economical · narrow · turbo · CVT · three-cylinder
Toyota
Japanese car company
Mitsubishi · Subaru · Mazda · Isuzu · Hyundai · Kia · Daewoo · Proton · Chevrolet · Ford
Mira
Admirable one, in Latin
minicar
Extremely small automobile
- microvanVery small cargo vehicle
- lightweightLacking mass or importance
- compactTightly packed together
subcompact · city car · commuter · fuel-efficient · economical · narrow · turbo · CVT · three-cylinder
- Japanese AutomakersToyota, Honda, Nissan, Mazda, Subaru
- Japanese CompaniesToyota, Honda, Sony, Panasonic, Mitsubishi
- Japanese VehiclesToyota, Honda, Nissan, Mazda, Subaru
- Foreign CarsToyota, Honda, BMW, Mercedes, Volkswagen
- Small Carssmall car, compact car, economy car, subcompact, microcar
- truck brandsKenworth, Peterbilt, Scania, Isuzu, MAN
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Heavy truck manufacturer
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