Gavril Estacade (1974-1980 (Europe), 1976-1986 (US, facelift for 1981)): It is a... ...1970s compact hatchback from the Euro wing of Gavril (although was also sold stateside). It mixes the MkII Ford Escort front and dashboard with a 1970s Kadett/Chevette hatchback interior and rear, as well as an Opel Kadett D front end in facelifted US models. Comes as either LHD or RHD. Unibody, FR drivetrain, front MacPherson, rear 3-link solid axle suspension, front-only disc brakes. Configs: Runabout (US model) - Equipped with a 60 HP 1.3/75 HP 1.6 petrol I4 or a 1.8 55 HP I4 diesel (post-lift only), 4-spd manual/3-spd automatic, standard suspension, open diff, basic brake pads, 13x5 steelies with no hubcaps and 155/75 R13 tires and no rear seats or side chrome. L - As above, but with an optional 49 HP 1.1 I4 (Euro-only), dog dish hubcaps and a rear seat. GL - As above, but with an optional 88 HP 1.8 I4 and side chromes. GLS - As above, but with chrome bumpers and full hubcaps. Luxe - As above, but with no 1.1 engine, a sunroof, two-tone upholstery, a roof rack and woodgrain panelling (US model only), Roadsport - Like the GLS, but with no 1.1 or 1.3 engine, a two-tone paintjob and upholstery, HD suspension, premium brake pads, a rear lip, wider wheelarches and 13x5 alloys. Tracksport - As above, but with a 125 HP 2.0 I4, sport suspension, sport brakes with sport pads and 14x6 alloys with 195/70 R14 sport tires. Custom - Based on the pre-lift L, but with a 345 HP 6.0 V8 swap, a 6-spd manual, an LSD, race suspension, race brakes with sport pads, 15x8/16x9 rims with 245/60 R15/ 285/55 R16 sport tires, scooped hood and wide wheelarches. Beater - Based on the pre-lift GL, but with an out-of-tune carburettor, trouble starting, missing trim, faded, rusted paint, pizza delivery stickers and a worn drivetrain. The Woeful - Based on the 1.8 GL, but with a stripped interior and exterior, welded doors and tailgate, welded diff, front skidplate, derby rollcage and local sponsor stickers. Race - Based on the Tracksport, but with 235 HP, a 5-spd race manual, a race LSD, race suspension, full race brake pads, 14x7 alloys with 215/60 R14 slicks, a stripped interior, a rollcage and a Sigarette racing paintjob. Rally - As above, but with shorter gearing, rally suspension and tires and a Stropshire (based on Rothmans) racing paintjob. Gymkhana - As above, but with a 435 HP turbo 1.8 I4, a 6-spd sequential manual, modern handling parts, 15x8 alloys with 245/55 R15 slicks, carbon hood, doors and tailgate, hood vents, wide carbon wheelarches and a Kicker paintjob. Drag - Equipped with a 1427 HP twin-turbo 6.8 V8, a 4-spd drag automatic, a drag LSD, drag suspension, drag brakes with full race pads, 15x4/15x14 rims with 105/100 R15/ 365/55 R15 drag radials, a stripped interior, a rollcage, a hood scoop, a rear lip, sponsor stickers and a wheelie bar.
Ibishu Hopper/Orjuela (2018-present) It is a... Modern Japanese 4x4 4-door off-road SUV. Based off the 5-door interpretation of the new Jimny, but shares a similar front with the JL Wrangler. Misc. Although this is a new generation for the Hopper, it's sold under the name Orjuela in Central and South American markets. Configurations: VT-6 - Equipped with a 3.6 L V6 engine, 3.73 open differential, and 15x8 GP Standards (revised for the new model). VT-8 - Equipped with a 3.5 L V8 engine and 15x8 GP Battlers (successor of the GP Wrestlers) VXT-6 - Equipped with a turbocharged 3.6 L V6 engine and 15x8 GP Standards. VXT-8 - Equipped with a turbocharged 4.0 L V8 engine or 3.5 L V8 and 15x8 GP Battlers. Dune Edition - Equipped with a supercharged 4.0 L V8 engine, 3.73 LSD differential, and 15x8 GP Tumblers (successor of the GP Trekkers). Sport Special - Equipped with a turbocharged 3.5 L V8 and 15x8 Alder Draggers. CT-4 - (Central America/South America markets only) Equipped with a basic 2.4 L I4 and 15x8 GP Standards steelies. CXT-6 - (Central America/South America markets only) Equipped with a basic 3.6 L V6 engine and 15x8 GP Standards steelies.
A supercharged/turbocharged V8 is quite big for a compact off-roader. The real previous Wrangler had a 2.8 I4, 3.6 V6 and 3.0 V6 diesel, though I guess a small-block NA V8 wouldn't hurt anybody.
Now it's Gavril Basser --- Post updated --- Vosiu is Romanian brange of cars Their first car was Vosiu Sulep I. (based on Oltcit Club) --- Post updated --- Vosiu is Romanian brange of cars Their first car was Vosiu Sulep I. (based on Oltcit Club) The brand stamp is a triangle with a spitz up the second triangle with a spitz connected to the other New.
Reinbach is German car brand from Münster. Their first car were Reinbach Zellin I (based on Coda EV) Sedan and Combi (there aren't any picture of Combi) (This new white or silver car and black cockpit)
Gavril D55/D65 (2000-2009): It is a... ...2000s American medium-duty truck. Mixes the 1st gen Ford F-Series medium duty truck's front with a 3rd gen Chevrolet Kodiak/GMC Topkick cab and interior. Body-on-frame, FR/F4 layout, all-wheel leaf spring suspension and disc brakes. Built in 2 frame lengths, 2 weight ratings, a 6-spd automatic or 5-spd manual and a 285 HP 7.0 I6 turbodiesel/355 HP 9.0 I6 turbodiesel/365 HP 8.2 petrol V10. Configs: Single Cab - Built on the SWB frame, equipped with a single cab pickup body, black plastic trim, premium brake pads and 19x8 steel wheels with 245/70 R19 HD tires (rear dually). Flatbed - As above, but with an optional LWB version and a rear flatbed. Utility Bed - As above, but with an utility bed and an optional cherry picker attachment. Car Transporter - As above, but with a hydraulic car loading system, a flatbed and car straps. Assistance - As above, but with an assistance company paintjob and a lightbar. Box Truck - Like the Flatbed, but with a box truck body (optional refrigerating equipment). Ambulance - As above,,but with an ambulance body. Double Cab - As above, but with a double cab pickup truck body with two bed lengths (SWB, LWB). Triple Cab - As above, but LWB-only and with a triple cab. SUV - Based on the SWB Double Cab, but with an SUV body. Custom - Based on the SUV, Triple Cab or SWB Double Cab, but with lowered suspension, chrome trim and wheels, longhorn horns on the hood, pearlescent paint, truck horns, leather interior and a powerful sound system in the back or in the bed.
KAZ is Russian brand Krasnodarskiy avtomobil'nyy zavod Their first car were KAZ Nuzulin Compact car, hatchback 300 l Based on Moskvich Aleko Brand stamp is black inscription KAZ
But Coda car don't looks like Chinese cars. They're looks like maybe German, Japanese and French cars
Sniper sounds way too off for a car named after a lake. Either Roamer like MAD said, or something like Erie (a trans-country lake in Canada and the USA.)
Sniper sounds like a weird name for a car, and there are real Toyota Vanguard and Standard Vanguard. --- Post updated --- Military vehicles usually have some sort of alphanumerics (eg. CUCV, HMMMV, M715) or nicknames based on them (Huey, Hummer)
