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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2011 => Topic started by: Otto Puzzell on March 25, 2011, 04:43:21 AM
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Know the story? For 1 point, please respond below to identify the car this was to later become.
Only complete answers will earn a point
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Experts?
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Alfa-Romeo proposal (for Alfetta perhaps)?
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Not an Alfa
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Is it a Bertone design?
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Proposal for the Fiat 132?
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Is it a Bertone design?
No
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Proposal for the Fiat 132?
Not a Fiat
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Is it Italian?
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It is not.
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Japanese?
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はい
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はい
Sorry to say my Japanese is even worse than my Arabic!
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はい
Sorry to say my Japanese is even worse than my Arabic!
It is a Yes ;)
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Thanks! (sort of guessed so..)
Mazda?
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Not Mazda
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Italian styling? Perhaps Michelotti?
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Not styled in Italy, nor by an Italian. The final production version had different, single-unit taillights.
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Peugeot 104?
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いいえ
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Oops...just caught the "it's Japanese" thing...back to your regular schedule... :P
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Datsun 1200?
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MUCH closer
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Nissan Bluebird proposal?
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It's a clay proposal for a Datsun 510...
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It's a clay proposal for a Datsun 510...
Yep! Penned by in-house designer Teruo Uchino
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Otherwise known as a Nissan Bluebird..
Or was it before they started calling them Nissans in all markets?
To be fair I only edited my original post to read 'Bluebird' after Aaron65's post, although it is what I meant to write in the first place and it only hit me I'd put the wrong thing whilst driving home!
I wasn't aware it was also called a Datsun 510, as it wasn't called that on the UK market.
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As I understand it, the car was designed with the US market strongly in mind. Datsun, at that time, was eschewing names like "Bluebird" and "Fairlady" for cars sold in the US.
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Front view of the same styling clay: