Apparently not a bad car if one gets the 1.5 turbo diesel and a chip kit.So in Indonesia, the Mazda 2 -which is only available as hatchback, not as sedan- did not get the facelift yet which you'd get anywhere else.
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I believe Lada used to be quite popular in Egypt, at least decades ago. Until now, many old ugly Lada still crawling on the road. Mostly used by military personnel or black taxi.@Wisnu must be exhilarated; Lada returns to Egypt!
Not only for sale, but there's also an assembly facility.
Btw, in many countries the Datsun brand which we know of the Go (+ or Cross), consists also of rebatched Lada's.
This Granta will be sold for 158,000 EGP ($9K):
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This is the Asian (steering wheel on the right) version of the Almera / Versa / Latio / Tiida. Take your pick. Made in Thailand. As you can see, they styling is rather different from the American version.You've probably seen the green taxi's from Gamya. The Gamya cars were in fact the Nissan Tiida (or Latio) and in the US these small sedans are called the Versa. Now Nissan is about to present a new version of the Versa. But I don't expect this competitor of the Toyota Vios in Indonesia anymore.
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