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Daihatsu Fellow 2nd Gen

1970 – 1976 — Japan

The Daihatsu Fellow Max is a small Japanese car belonging to the Kei car class. It is part of the lineage that started with the introduction of the Daihatsu Fellow in 1966. The Fellow, known as the Daihatsu 360 in export markets, was available in DeLuxe and Super DeLuxe versions initially, with a Standard variant introduced later. The Fellow was manufactured with a front-mounted engine and rear-wheel drive configuration. In addition to the sedan model, it was also offered as a wagon (Fellow Van), a mini-pickup truck, and a panel van, catering to various customer needs. In 1977, the successor to the Daihatsu Fellow was launched as the Max Cuore, continuing the heritage and reputation of its predecessor. The name "Fellow" was retained partially in the Max Cuore. Then, in 2000, Daihatsu resurrected the "Fellow Max" name for one of its models. This model carried forward the legacy of the original Fellow and Max Cuore, showcasing the evolution and improvement in Daihatsu's small car offerings over the years. Key Points: 1. The Daihatsu Fellow Max is a small car classified as a Kei car in Japan. 2. The original model, the Daihatsu Fellow, was introduced in 1966 and was later succeeded by the Max Cuore in 1977. 3. The Fellow was available in different body styles, including sedan

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Daihatsu Fellow 2nd Gen

1970 – 1976 — Japan

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