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Daihatsu previews the Daihatsu D-X Concept: A Copen replacement?

Daihatsu previews the Daihatsu D-X Concept: A Copen replacement?

Rigval

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Daihatsu isn't a very popular choice for car buyers around here mainly due to the high COE figures and its focus at the small car segment of the market. The high COE in the 1600cc category means that buyers want better value for their money and that Daihatsu has to fight off a lot of other competitors and something I still do not agree with


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Lammy84

The FC for the copen sucks, 9km/l for autos and 9-10 max for manual. The problem is that you have to keep revving that tiny engine to even get it going.

 

 

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