The Simca Jangada was the station wagon of the Brazilian Chambord range. Simca do Brasil built it on the basis of the French Vedette Marly estate and sold it beside the Chambord, the Présidence and the cheaper Alvorada. It was a niche model: the production list of the Brazilian Vedette family gives 2,705 Jangadas, against 42,910 Chambords, 3,992 Rallyes and 848 Présidences. Like the rest of that line it was replaced by the Esplanada, which Simca introduced at the Brazilian motor show in November 1966 with new sheet metal.
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Source Simca Vedette (Wikipedia)
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Source Simca Vedette (Wikipedia)
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1. Simca Vedette (Wikipedia)
Models (Brazilian market), Brazilian production
Jangada, 2,705
Models (Brazilian market), replacement
The cars were eventually replaced by a version with new sheetmetal, called the Simca Esplanada.
Models (Brazilian market), Simca do Brasil
The Simca Chambord and its derivatives were built by Simca's Brazilian subsidiary, Simca do Brasil.
Models (Brazilian market), Brazilian production, country of origin
The model was continued for longer in Brazil
Models (Brazilian market)
There was also the Jangada station wagon, based on the Marly.
In Group: Station Wagons, Models (Brazilian market), Jangada
There was also the Jangada station wagon, based on the Marly.
Exemplifies: Automobile Transport, Models (Brazilian market), Jangada
There was also the Jangada station wagon, based on the Marly.
Of Make: Simca, Models (Brazilian market), related models
Related models included the Simca Présidence, Simca Rallye, Simca Jangada station wagon.
View the Source2. Wikipedia (Portuguese): Simca Chambord
Wikipedia (Portuguese)Variantes, Simca JangadaQuote, Variantes, Simca Jangada
O Simca Chambord Jangada foi a primeira perua de grande porte fabricada no Brasil, a partir de 1962.
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