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Daihatsu Tanto L375

2007 – 2013 — Japan

The Daihatsu Tanto is a kei car manufactured by Japanese automaker Daihatsu, initially unveiled at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show as a model based on the "tall" body style of the Move. The Tanto name is derived from Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese languages, meaning "so much" or "a lot." The first generation of the Tanto, designated as L350, was launched on November 27, 2003, offering grade levels such as L, X, X Limited with a naturally aspirated engine, and R, RS with a turbocharged engine. Key Points: 1. Manufacturer: Daihatsu 2. Type: Kei car 3. Introduction: Unveiled at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show 4. Model: Based on the Move's "tall" body style 5. Naming: "Tanto" derived from Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese for "so much" or "a lot" 6. First Generation (L350; 2003): Launched on November 27, 2003 7. Grade levels: L, X, X Limited with a naturally aspirated engine; R, RS with a turbocharged engine The Tanto Custom variant was later introduced in July 2005, offering further customization options. The Tanto series has been praised for its compact size, efficient engines, and customizable features, making it popular among urban drivers looking for practicality in

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2007 – 2013 — Japan

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