1997 Daihatsu Move Review

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  • čas přidán 11. 02. 2014
  • Ginny Buckley reviews the 1997 model Daihatsu Move, and checks out it's performance and handling, as well as seeing how practical and stylish it is. The Move has a measly 800cc engine which produces 42bhp, giving it a top speed of 82mph. Plus David Morgan - a representative from Daihatsu UK, tells us what they're hoping to achieve with this car and what sort of drivers will be looking to buy it and why.
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Komentáře • 23

  • @elfaku13
    @elfaku13 Před 10 lety +18

    I love all generations of the Daihatsu Move, its a great car

  • @himawalincat9350
    @himawalincat9350 Před 5 lety +13

    850 cc Daihatsu Move ? The "Kei"class vehicles must be under 660 cc over here in Japan. You people are lucky to be able to buy them as 850 or 1000 cc cars. But the 660 come with turbo with DOHC and put out 64 hp at 6000 rpm and 10kg of torque at 3500 rpm. That is what they say on the book,but it actually produce almost 80 hp and it can easily tuned into 160 hp or even and 215 hp 660 cc monster. All it takes is re write the computer. The Storia「X4」(713cc 120ps)and the Move custom turbo share the same engine. As a matter of fact,many Toyota cars are made by Daihatsu company. They last a long time trouble free. Those Japanese cars are made to last on severe city use. If you take them to the all highway miles country side use,they last a million miles.

  • @Sanpedranoazul
    @Sanpedranoazul Před 2 lety +1

    Wow Ginny, blast from the past!

  • @horrormaker7256
    @horrormaker7256 Před 6 lety +7

    daihatsu move is my favouritte. i have it and i'm very very pleased indeed.

  • @fannylinus2331
    @fannylinus2331 Před 2 lety +1

    I like the ceremony.

  • @christinathompson1403
    @christinathompson1403 Před měsícem

    I had my uncles but had to get rid as the subframe went 😢 that was 10 years ago now

  • @adrielthung6881
    @adrielthung6881 Před 3 lety +1

    Idea - Mexa Coret Yevalandia - Review (1997) (on Discovery Wings)
    Mexa Yevalandia is Yevalandish car company (later become the car company partner of Vauxhall on 1st February next year) , founded in 1947
    Mexa Coret is Yevalandish defunct 5-door sedan
    Includes:
    Mexa Candere
    Mexa Moros
    Mexa Koros
    Mexa Nexel
    Mexa Vulcan
    Mexa Aria
    Mexa Aida
    Mexa Kiva
    Mexa Orta
    Mexa Nigerika
    Mexa Hifa
    Mexa Condereta
    Mexa Montro
    Mexa Rigidian
    Mexa Hexagonia
    Mexa Pentagonia
    Mexa Dezier
    Mexa Cayenne
    Mexa Erite
    Mexa Miximum
    Mexa Coros
    Defunct includes:
    Mexa Ever
    Mexa Java
    Mexa Noret
    Mexa Coret
    Mexa Sexika
    Mexa Nonawak
    Mexa Roror
    Mexa Perasaka
    Mexa Strangeia
    Mexa Loga
    Mexa Raneia
    Mexa Yamatal

  • @joshuacharlesprince
    @joshuacharlesprince Před 7 lety +2

    this car is great wondring what the bhp be with out restricktions etc anti lag etc

    • @dawe8282
      @dawe8282 Před 5 lety

      about 80-85hp ... like most "unrestricted" kei cars with turbo ...

  • @goclunker
    @goclunker Před 6 lety +3

    Fiat 126 at 0:59 doe

  • @joopdelaat4517
    @joopdelaat4517 Před 5 lety +3

    japanese car nice

  • @fannylinus2331
    @fannylinus2331 Před 2 lety +1

    Call me on what. I will call u back

  • @ronsimpson2529
    @ronsimpson2529 Před 7 lety +2

    move is cute but not as cute as ginny. :)

  • @ianputt2045
    @ianputt2045 Před 2 lety +1

    The worst car ever to be made I know I had one.

    • @dimi-88
      @dimi-88 Před rokem

      For what reason.Because i my cousin have the same car without problems.And have 265.000 km.

    • @ianputt2045
      @ianputt2045 Před rokem +1

      @@dimi-88 where do I start it looks like something the pope would drive when driving it was unstable and haves absolutely no crash protection out all gods waiting room car.

  • @CoreTech951
    @CoreTech951 Před 4 lety +2

    What an ugly car, what were they thinking?

    • @eccIefechan
      @eccIefechan Před 4 lety +5

      It's a Japanese 'kei car', there's quite a number of similar looking vehicles in Japan. And there's worse looking ones than this, such as the Honda N-Box.

    • @bcfairlie1
      @bcfairlie1 Před 3 lety +13

      What were they thinking?? They were thinking of maximum space given the restrictions of the Kei class. They were thinking practically. They were thinking reliability. They were thinking of quality at a good price.
      All of this Daihatsu achieved. Brilliant little cars.