Daihatsu Sonica
The Sonica (Japanese:ソニカ) is a minivan from the Japanese car and commercial vehicle manufacturer Daihatsu. He has presented at the Tokyo auto show 2006 for the first time the world public. The Sonica is the official successor of the Daihatsu Max
The Sonica is delivered with a 3- cylinder petrol engine which has a displacement of 660 cm ³ and has a power output of 64 hp.
Standard features include the Sonica CVT transmission, fog lamps, catalytic converter, radio with CD player and Multifuktionslenkrad.
On 17 January 2007, the Sonica was awarded by the Secretary of Natural Resources and Energy Agency, the Energy Conservation Award. In August of the same year the Sonica has undergone some improvements. Thus the settings of the electric were. Corrected components according to the latest findings. RS and RS Limited got new bumper. This measure used Daihatsu also replace the seat upholstery and interior decoration with a newer selection.
Sources and links
- Official website of Daihatsu Sonica (Japanese)
- Official website of the brand Daihatsu (Japanese)
- Official site of Toyota Motor Corporation (Japanese)
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