Found 44 results for: Daihatsu
FAST FACT: Daihatsu was founded in 1907 in Osaka, Japan
Q: What was Daihatsu's first production sedan to feature a 16-valve engine?
Daihatsu Applause
Q: What was the first Daihatsu compact car to feature an electric parking brake?
Daihatsu Thor
Q: What was Daihatsu's first venture into the passenger car market?
Daihatsu Compagno
Q: What were Daihatsu's first-ever mass-produced electric vehicles called?
e-Hijet Cargo and e-Atrai
Q: In which country was the Leyland-Daihatsu Hi-Line built under license?
South Africa
Q: Was the Daihatsu Mira FB a fastback model?
No
Q: Which of these Japanese brands - Honda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Daihatsu, Mitsuoka, Mazda and Toyota - also produced televisions?
Mitsubishi
Q: What was Daihatsu's second hybrid electric car called?
Daihatsu Mebius
Q: What were the names of the sports racing car models made by Daihatsu in the '60s?
Daihatsu P3 and P5
Q: Which Daihatsu model was the first mini passenger vehicle to feature the Miracle Open Door with a built-in pillar?
Daihatsu Tanto
Q: Which Daihatsu model was the first EV in Japan to be officially certified by the Ministry of Transport?
Daihatsu DBC 1
Q: Which Daihatsu model is considered the first Kei car with a fully trimmed interior?
Daihatsu Leeza
Q: What was the only country where the Daihatsu Zebra Shelby Patriot was sold?
Indonesia
Q: What was the first Daihatsu race car called?
Daihatsu P3
Q: What was the first Perodua not to be based on an existing Daihatsu or Toyota model?
Perodua Bezza
Q: What was the first Japanese producer to reach Western markets?
Daihatsu
Q: Besides FIAT, which other brand had a Sergio Tacchini limited edition?
Daihatsu
Q: Which was the first Japanese manufacturer to sell cars in the United Kingdom?
Daihatsu
Q: What Daihatsu model is considered the first-ever mini light van to be fitted with a sliding door?
Daihatsu Hijet
Q: Which Japanese car was Bertone's first luxury SUV based on?
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