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Clear filtersRenault Samsung QM6 is a crossover of the Korean market, and its RE Signature trim level has a feature that is not visible from the name: in 2022, it was produced with both a petrol engine and a liquefied gas engine.
Read articleThe SsangYong Torres is a 4.7 m long crossover in the Korean market with a large trunk.
Read articleKia Mohave Masters is a large all-wheel drive SUV of the Korean market with a 3.0-liter diesel engine and an eight-speed automatic transmission.
Read articleThe Changan Qiyuan A06 is a liftback in the Chinese market, which is available both as an electric car and in versions with a petrol motor-generator.
Read articleThe Volkswagen Sharan is a large seven-seater minivan with three rows of seats, designed for a family or a company of several people.
Read articleThe Chevrolet Trax of the Korean market exists in two different generations, and the easiest way to distinguish them is by the engine.
Read articleThe Kia Niro is a small crossover in the Korean market, which is produced under one name as a conventional hybrid, a plug-in hybrid and an electric car.
Read articleThe fourth-generation BMW X3 with a G45 body is produced for Korea and with a diesel engine.
Read articleThe BYD Dolphin is a compact five-door front-wheel drive electric hatchback on the Chinese market.
Read articleThe fourth-generation Ford Ranger is also produced for China, and the 2024 pickup from the description is petrol: a 2.3-liter engine with 258 hp, an automatic transmission, 4WD all-wheel drive and an Off-Road configuration.
Read articleThe third-generation Kia Morning is a small five-door urban hatchback on the Korean market with simple technology.
Read articleThe Audi Q3 is also produced for the Chinese market, with its own set of versions.
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