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Originally Posted by Saxfiend
K = Krap...

EDIT: All you eighties babies who don't know of the K-Car...here you go :db:
K-car is a term used to refer generically to the Plymouth Reliant & its sister car, the Dodge Aries. Marketed by the Chrysler Corporation from 1981 to 1989, the cars ranked as some of Chrysler's most successful products. The models are largely credited for helping Chrysler recover from bankruptcy. They also raised the standard for quality for American automakers in general.
http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/K-car
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Last edited by NorCal DC4; Jun 10, 2004 at 11:54 AM.
Originally Posted by KAUAI KANE
k-car just means it is real small it is used here to categorize the cars
Cars like the Suzuki Wagon R, the Daihatsu YRV & Terios, Honda Life, etc...the truly dinky city cars.
Rough limitations:
• 600cc or less
• 80ish max PS
• 120 km/h top speed
• 3 meters max length (maybe even shorter)
h: At least this is what I remember...meh.
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Last edited by NorCal DC4; Jun 10, 2004 at 04:49 PM.
Ah, I see..
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About the "K-car" nomenclature - Manufacturers frequently assign a letter to a car before a name is chosen. Before the cars hit the streets, Chrysler ran ads proclaiming "The K-cars are coming!" The letter K appeared on the Ś81 cars, and the name stuck.
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