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Old 8th August 2007, 22:14   #16
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The Tata Estate was one such. Baleno Altura, Palio Weekend/Adventure (?) were some more.

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The Tata Estate was one such. Baleno Altura, Palio Weekend/Adventure (?) were some more.
Stagonwagon: The spelling mistake. He was JUST making fun of that.
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Old 8th August 2007, 22:26   #18
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i would like to see what suzuki comes up with for their bigger car. nissan tianna is sure one fine car hope its able to match it.
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Old 8th August 2007, 22:28   #19
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Stagonwagon: The spelling mistake. He was JUST making fun of that.

Whoops, I've become cross-eyed. My eyes are seeing what my brain wants to
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Old 8th August 2007, 23:05   #20
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In Europe, 1200 cc WagonR sells with GM engine and gearbox. In fact, Vauxhall Agila and Suzuki WagonR are same cars with different badges.

In same way, looks like new Suzuki whatever will be basically a Nissan Teana. But again, Nissan is now Renault.

Cars are now going towards assembled computer way. Get CPUs from Intel/AMD, motherboards from China/Taiwan, DVD drives from Korea, Harddrives from Seagate/Fujitsu and then assemble in local shop.

In one way it's good. You'll pay just once to get 2-3 different brands
Jumble Jumble Jumble
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Old 9th August 2007, 00:29   #21
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True. Buttt. Look at the SX4 pricing ! What if they offer a loaded D segmenter at Civic prices ?? They might not get into a competition with the Accord at all.



Isn't the Forenza is already being considered by GM - to be rebadged and launched here as the Chevy Epica ?
The Teana/Maxima/Cefiro is actually one segment above the Accord size wise. This segment Honda caters to as the Legend or the Acura RL in the States.
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1100 i thought the teana, legend and acura rl are of the same segment as the accord only the designs differ. pls dont mind my ignorance.
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1100 i thought the teana, legend and acura rl are of the same segment as the accord only the designs differ. pls dont mind my ignorance.
Speedy, its 1100d (d standing for delight) there is a huge difference between the 1100 and the 1100d but not as much as there is between the Accord and the Legend.

For Honda it goes like this

Civic-Accord-Legend (Acura RL)-Inspire (Acura TL)

For Nissan its

Sentra-Altima-Maxima the Infinity series

For Toyota it is

Corolla-Camry-Avalon - lexus range
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Speedy, its 1100d (d standing for delight) there is a huge difference between the 1100 and the 1100d but not as much as there is between the Accord and the Legend.

For Honda it goes like this

Civic-Accord-Legend (Acura RL)-Inspire (Acura TL)

For Nissan its

Sentra-Altima-Maxima the Infinity series

For Toyota it is

Corolla-Camry-Avalon - lexus range
did'nt mean to disrespect you in any way 1100d. thank you for the information. now i can say i'm a little bit wiser.
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did'nt mean to disrespect you in any way 1100d.
Cool man. Sorry/Worry are not needed on a friendly forum. Arguments sharpen minds. So there is never a disrespect shown if you contradict and criticize someones views. The trick is to grow with the criticism.So cheers.
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Cool man. Sorry/Worry are not needed on a friendly forum. Arguments sharpen minds. So there is never a disrespect shown if you contradict and criticize someones views. The trick is to grow with the criticism.So cheers.
thanks 1100d i'm trying to sharpen my mind and gain knowledge along the way too. a lot to learn so little time.
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The Tata Estate was one such. Baleno Altura, Palio Weekend/Adventure (?) were some more.
And i loved them all except the palio adventure. the weekend was a beauty. Thanks theMAG.
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And i loved them all except the palio adventure. the weekend was a beauty. Thanks theMAG.
Too many front-wheel-drive wagons? You guys forgot this one.



Don't we wish for an honest-to-goodness, rear-wheel drive D-segmenter?
Better weight distribution, better cornering, better braking and mild oversteer.
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Better weight distribution, better cornering, better braking and mild oversteer.
God bless your keyboard.
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Too many front-wheel-drive wagons? You guys forgot this one.



Don't we wish for an honest-to-goodness, rear-wheel drive D-segmenter?


Better weight distribution, better cornering, better braking and mild oversteer.


Why a D segmenter for that matter, I actually wish for a RWD B+ segmenter (that too in hatch form - even if its a few generations old)
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