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Usage


Meanings

 * Name: the name of the car used in its original or primary market.
 * Image: a "three quarter" view of the front and side of the car, preferably taken against a background containing no other vehicles and with the sun shining from behind the camera.
 * Manufacturer: the entity responsible for the vehicle's development, although not necessarily the company that physically assembles the vehicle.
 * Aka: other names of the subject car/automobile.
 * Model years: the model years in which the vehicle was marketed. No months or half-years.
 * Production: calendar year (not model year) range when the car was produced. Months are recommended if available, but exact dates are discouraged.
 * Assembly: cities and countries where the model is built.
 * Predecessor: previous models from the manufacturer in the segment or similar, leave empty if there is none.
 * Successor: following models in the segment or similar, leave empty if there is none.
 * Class: segment to which the car belongs.
 * Body style: number of doors and car shape.
 * Layout: layout of the drivetrain/powertrain.
 * Platform: the platform name, which may be shared with similar cars from the same or related marques
 * Engine: nominal displacement in litres (L) and/or cubic inches (cu in) per displacement conventions, abbreviated engine configuration, notable valvetrain, notable fuel delivery, forced induction type.
 * Transmission: number of forward gear ratios, and the type of transmission (e.g. "6-speed manual, 5-speed automatic").
 * Wheelbase: nominal wheelbase.
 * Length: nominal length (excluding any non-standard towing equipment).
 * Width: nominal width (excluding door mirrors).
 * Height: nominal height.
 * Weight: kerb/curb weight of a standard car without options (if a range of bodystyles is offered, include a lowest and highest figure).
 * Related: cars which share most of components like platform.
 * Designer: the name of the individual designer, or the "design house".
 * Sp: the spelling convention. For British English spelling, set to "uk". American English US spelling ("us") is set by default. Note: currently it only affects the "Curb weight"/"Kerb weight" spelling.