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The production version of the 2007 New York Auto Show Chevrolet Beat concept car is here and it's called the Spark. Officially, the wraps will be taken off at tomorrow's Detroit Auto Show, but this photo that was leaked into the net, gives us a first look at GM's new global minicar. The Spark is expected to go on sale by 2010 in several markets, include North America and Europe.
- 2010 Daewoo Matiz Aka The New Chevy Spark Scooped In Korea
What we will get to know as the new Chevrolet Spark in North America and Europe will be sold in South Korea and perhaps other Asian markets as the Daewoo Matiz. Spotted by the crew over at Noticias Automotivas somewhere in Korea without any sort of camouflage...
- New Chevrolet Spark: 24 High-res Photos And Details
General Motors chose this year's Geneva Motor Show to unveil the all-new Chevrolet Spark supermini that will go on sale in Europe later this year followed by the USA, India and other core international markets. Derived from the Beat concept car, the...
- Video: Chevrolet Beat Production Model Confirmed For Detroit Show
General Motors may have officially kept a lid on the Chevy Beat up until now, but the firm's Chief Designer Ed Welburn not only confirmed that the new minicar will make its world debut at this week's 2009 Detroit auto show, but he also gave us...
- 2009 Honda Zest Minor Facelift With New Spark Edition
The Honda Zest, a 'matchbox-sized' kei-car offered with a 3-cylinder 660 cc engine that is sold in Japan since 2006, has received a subtle facelift that includes the introduction of a new version called Spark Edition. The most significant changes...
- 2010 Chevrolet Beat Scooped With Daewoo Badge?
A dedicated Hyundai blog has posted this picture depicting what seems to be the Daewoo version of the forthcoming Chevrolet Beat minicar. However, we must say that the image seems to have been photoshoped, so we aren’t at all sure about its authenticity....
Cars
2010 Chevy Spark is the Production Version of the Beat
The production version of the 2007 New York Auto Show Chevrolet Beat concept car is here and it's called the Spark. Officially, the wraps will be taken off at tomorrow's Detroit Auto Show, but this photo that was leaked into the net, gives us a first look at GM's new global minicar. The Spark is expected to go on sale by 2010 in several markets, include North America and Europe.Overall, and aside from the addition of the two rear doors (though a sportier three-door version is also expected), GM's designers have retained most of the Beat's design cues including the fascia and the sculptured lines above the front and rear wheel arches.
Via: WFC
- 2010 Daewoo Matiz Aka The New Chevy Spark Scooped In Korea
What we will get to know as the new Chevrolet Spark in North America and Europe will be sold in South Korea and perhaps other Asian markets as the Daewoo Matiz. Spotted by the crew over at Noticias Automotivas somewhere in Korea without any sort of camouflage...
- New Chevrolet Spark: 24 High-res Photos And Details
General Motors chose this year's Geneva Motor Show to unveil the all-new Chevrolet Spark supermini that will go on sale in Europe later this year followed by the USA, India and other core international markets. Derived from the Beat concept car, the...
- Video: Chevrolet Beat Production Model Confirmed For Detroit Show
General Motors may have officially kept a lid on the Chevy Beat up until now, but the firm's Chief Designer Ed Welburn not only confirmed that the new minicar will make its world debut at this week's 2009 Detroit auto show, but he also gave us...
- 2009 Honda Zest Minor Facelift With New Spark Edition
The Honda Zest, a 'matchbox-sized' kei-car offered with a 3-cylinder 660 cc engine that is sold in Japan since 2006, has received a subtle facelift that includes the introduction of a new version called Spark Edition. The most significant changes...
- 2010 Chevrolet Beat Scooped With Daewoo Badge?
A dedicated Hyundai blog has posted this picture depicting what seems to be the Daewoo version of the forthcoming Chevrolet Beat minicar. However, we must say that the image seems to have been photoshoped, so we aren’t at all sure about its authenticity....