Analyzing the JBeam for where it appears to have intersection points for meshes that attach/detach i have been able to construct a basic profile of doors/glass/headlights/taillights/bumper placement Behold, the new Minivan rendered in 480p
On one hand, Hirochi seems to be a more performance-oriented brand so it would be weird seeing them make a very not performance model... on the other hand though, I'm not a fan of seeing Ibishu get basically all the Japanese cars, i don't know what I'd pick
One issue about making it a Hirochi is it becomes a minivan with a boxer engine... ...actually nevermind that sounds awesome
It could also be another Cherrier - but whatever brand it is, I'm glad to see one of the most highly-requested vehicle types finally come into the game.
Im basing it off of the A pillar profile in relation to the front door, more specifically the little window you get between the A pillar and front door, this is a design element that began to spring up around the mid 2010s. Pictured below is a 2010 Odyssey And here is a 2016 Odyssey There are other notable examples of this little window being added into vehicles, I mostly know it cause I drive a Kia Forte and it has one of these while the previous gen did not. Really my only evidence for this window existing on the minivan in Beam is the placement of the front door in relation to the A pillar. Plus the way it appears there seems to be much more rigid and cubic-esque than a minivan you would expect to see from the 90s, where blob culture was beginning to take form and you would see a much rounder profile along the rear of the minivan as well as less rigid lines for the body.
Alternatively, front quarterlight: Just inferring the size of the headlight, it seems kind of small compared to a typical 2010s design, and the whole beltline is lower than you'd expect of a modern van (not including the hyundai staria ) So i'd narrow my guess down to 1997-2010. It should also be mentioned, we can tell from this that it doesn't have a wacky underfloor mid-engine setup like the Mk1 estima/previa/tarago, so it's likely it will share parts with another car. Existing or also new, we will have to find out...