Export sales of the Legnum ended in December 2006, the last of the car, which had been the station wagon of the eighth generation Galant, the 1996 Japan Car of the Year, sold in Japan for six years and abroad for ten. Its name is the Latin word for kingship, and the Legnum has been called the Galant Estate and the Galant Combi in its export markets. The Legnum was the station wagon of the eighth generation Galant, developed against the Subaru Legacy Touring Wagon.
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Source Japanese Wikipedia: 三菱・レグナムLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
三菱自動車工業がかつて生産・販売していたステーションワゴン型の乗用車である
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1. Japanese Wikipedia: 三菱・レグナム
WikipediaOverview and chronology
2006年12月 - 輸出向けの販売を終了。
Year: Overview and chronology
2006年12月 - 輸出向けの販売を終了。
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
三菱自動車工業がかつて生産・販売していたステーションワゴン型の乗用車である
Overview and chronology, passage 2
ラテン語で王権・王位を意味する。
Body style, station-wagon: Overview and chronology
レグナム(Legnum)は、三菱自動車工業がかつて生産・販売していたステーションワゴン型の乗用車である。
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