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- Daihatsu_Taft wheelbase "2025.0".
- Daihatsu_Taft height "1860.0".
- Daihatsu_Taft width "1460.0".
- Daihatsu_Taft abstract "Daihatsu Taft (TAFT stands for Tough Almighty Fourwheeldrive Transport) is a four-wheel-drive vehicle built by Daihatsu between 1974 and 1984. It was also sold as the Daihatsu Wildcat and as the Daihatsu Scat in some markets. The Daihatsu Taft is similar to the Suzuki Jimny, although a bit larger, and was later replaced by the Daihatsu Rugger (also known as the Rocky or the Fourtrak).The first Taft was the F10, introduced in 1974. It was equipped with a 1.0 L (958 cc) petrol engine and a four-speed transmission with a two-range transfer case. The F10 was available in short-wheel-base (SWB) softtop and hardtop versions.In around 1977, the F10 was replaced with the F20 series with the 1.6 L (1587 cc) 12R petrol engine. Around the same time the F50 2.5 L DG diesel version was introduced. Both models featured an improved transmission and were available in SWB Softtop and Hardtop versions, either as four- or six-seaters. In 1979, trayback/ute versions of the F20 and F50 introduced as the F25 and F55 models. Around 1983, updated F20/F25 models were introduced with an optional Deluxe version and optional five-speed gearbox. At the same time the F50/F55 models where replaced with the F60/F65 with a 2.8 L DL diesel, with the same Deluxe model version and optional five-speed gearbox. In Europe, Giovanni Michelotti marketed a luxuriously equipped version of the Taft, a version echoed by the later Bertone Freeclimbers.Between 1981 and 1984, Toyota sold a rebadged Taft known as the Toyota Blizzard. Fitted with the 2.2 L L-series diesel, the LD10 Blizzard featured the same optional Deluxe model fitout as the Taft.In 1984, the Taft/Scat models were replaced with the Daihatsu Rugger (Fourtrak in the UK, Rocky in Australia and most European markets). In Indonesia, the succeeding Daihatsu Rugger/Rocky/Fourtrak still uses the Taft name.".
- Daihatsu_Taft class Mini_sport_utility_vehicle.
- Daihatsu_Taft engine Daihatsu_Taft__1.
- Daihatsu_Taft height "1.86".
- Daihatsu_Taft layout Four-wheel_drive.
- Daihatsu_Taft manufacturer Daihatsu.
- Daihatsu_Taft productionEndYear "1984".
- Daihatsu_Taft productionStartYear "1974".
- Daihatsu_Taft relatedMeanOfTransportation Toyota_Blizzard.
- Daihatsu_Taft successor Daihatsu_Rugger.
- Daihatsu_Taft thumbnail Daihatsu_Taft_F50_25d.JPG?width=300.
- Daihatsu_Taft wheelbase "2.025".
- Daihatsu_Taft width "1.46".
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageID "11291300".
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageLength "3444".
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageOutDegree "16".
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageRevisionID "639463222".
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Category:Daihatsu_vehicles.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Category:Vehicles_introduced_in_1974.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Daihatsu.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Daihatsu_Rugger.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Four-wheel_drive.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Giovanni_Michelotti.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Mini_sport_utility_vehicle.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Suzuki_Jimny.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Toyota_Blizzard.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Toyota_L_engine.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLink Toyota_R_engine.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLinkText "Daihatsu Taft".
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageWikiLinkText "Taft".
- Daihatsu_Taft aka "Daihatsu Pionier".
- Daihatsu_Taft aka "Daihatsu ScatDaihatsu Wildcat".
- Daihatsu_Taft caption "Daihatsu Taft F50".
- Daihatsu_Taft class Mini_sport_utility_vehicle.
- Daihatsu_Taft engine "Petrol: 1.0 L, 1.6 LDiesel: 2.5 L, 2.8 L".
- Daihatsu_Taft layout Four-wheel_drive.
- Daihatsu_Taft manufacturer Daihatsu.
- Daihatsu_Taft name "Daihatsu Taft".
- Daihatsu_Taft production "1974".
- Daihatsu_Taft related Toyota_Blizzard.
- Daihatsu_Taft sp "uk".
- Daihatsu_Taft successor Daihatsu_Rugger.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Convert.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Daihatsu.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Daihatsu_timeline.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Daihatsu_timeline_pre-1980.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_automobile.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Modern-auto-stub.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Daihatsu_Taft wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Ubl.
- Daihatsu_Taft subject Category:Daihatsu_vehicles.
- Daihatsu_Taft subject Category:Vehicles_introduced_in_1974.
- Daihatsu_Taft hypernym Vehicle.
- Daihatsu_Taft type Automobile.
- Daihatsu_Taft type MeanOfTransportation.
- Daihatsu_Taft type Car.
- Daihatsu_Taft type Vehicle.
- Daihatsu_Taft type Product.
- Daihatsu_Taft type DesignedArtifact.
- Daihatsu_Taft type Thing.
- Daihatsu_Taft comment "Daihatsu Taft (TAFT stands for Tough Almighty Fourwheeldrive Transport) is a four-wheel-drive vehicle built by Daihatsu between 1974 and 1984. It was also sold as the Daihatsu Wildcat and as the Daihatsu Scat in some markets. The Daihatsu Taft is similar to the Suzuki Jimny, although a bit larger, and was later replaced by the Daihatsu Rugger (also known as the Rocky or the Fourtrak).The first Taft was the F10, introduced in 1974.".
- Daihatsu_Taft label "Daihatsu Taft".
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Q1157579.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Daihatsu_Taft.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Daihatsu_Taft.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Daihatsu_Taft.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Daihatsu_Taft.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Daihatsu_Taft.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs ダイハツ・タフト.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Daihatsu_Taft.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Daihatsu_Taft.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs m.02r6kbc.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Daihatsu_Taft.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Daihatsu_Taft.
- Daihatsu_Taft sameAs Q1157579.
- Daihatsu_Taft wasDerivedFrom Daihatsu_Taft?oldid=639463222.
- Daihatsu_Taft depiction Daihatsu_Taft_F50_25d.JPG.
- Daihatsu_Taft isPrimaryTopicOf Daihatsu_Taft.
- Daihatsu_Taft name "Daihatsu Pionier (Austria)".
- Daihatsu_Taft name "Daihatsu ScatDaihatsu Wildcat".
- Daihatsu_Taft name "Daihatsu Taft".