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Huali Dafa

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The Huali Dafa is a three-cylinder microvan and pickup truck in the Huali product series built by FAW Tianjin, part of First Automotive Works Group in China, from its introduction in 1984. Dafa is Chinese for Daihatsu, so the vehicle is a rebadged Daihatsu. It was known for low cost and reliability, and its tall, rounded shape earned it the nickname bread car. Early cars looked much like the 1981 Daihatsu Hijet, and two facelifts left late versions looking quite different. The internal code was TJ110 until 1989, then TJ6320 and TJ6350 for minivans. It served as a taxicab in the 1980s until Xiali and Volkswagen cars replaced it, and all versions ended in 2002, though hundreds of thousands remain on the roads.

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Pickup Truck 1
Body Style
Van or Kei Truck 1
Year
1984 1
Status
Out of production 1
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a member of First Automotive Works Group

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in the People's Republic of China
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1. Huali Dafa (Wikipedia)
  • Lead, body style 1
    is a three-cylinder microvan and Pickup truck
  • Lead, body style 2
    is a three-cylinder microvan and Pickup truck
  • Lead, year
    since being introduced in 1984
  • Lead, status
    until production of all versions ended in 2002
  • Lead, manufacturer
    a member of First Automotive Works Group
  • Lead, country
    in the People's Republic of China
  • Of Make: Huali, Lead, make
    under the Huali product series produced by FAW Tianjin
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