Daihatsu Mira

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Daihatsu Mira
Manufacturer	Daihatsu
Production	1980–present
Class	Kei car
Body style	3-door Hatchback 5-door Hatchback
Related	Daihatsu Leeza Daihatsu Move Daihatsu YRV Daihatsu Copen Daihatsu Terios Daihatsu Opti Daihatsu Trevis
Similar	Suzuki Altoworks Mitsubishi Dangun ZZ Subaru Vivio Suzuki Cervo

The Daihatsu Mira, also known as the Cuore, Domino or Charade outside of Japan, is a kei car class type vehicle which comes with a variety of options and chassis variations. The latest model has 4 'flavours' and they are "Mira", "Mira AVY", "Mira Gino" and "Mira VAN". The Mira is basically an upgraded and renamed version of the Daihatsu Fellow. In Australia the two-seater version was known as a handivan and later just Handi, and was sold alongside the names of Mira and Cuore. The commercial version was dropped when the Mira was released in later years as a Charade.

The Mira Gino, with its distinct retro-style looks, is marketed as the Daihatsu Trevis in Europe.

One of the variants, the L200 1990/92, had a couple different engine sizes, it was equipped with a .65L 3 cylinder engine producing 660cc displacement available in Japan and in Australia a more powerful variant was available with an 847cc motor with a 4 speed manual in the 90-91 and then a 5 speed manual in the later 1992.

The 660cc Japanese variant rear passenger seats are really unique in modern passenger cars as they were designed and manufactured without rear seat-belts.

The Daihatsu Mira is one of the lightest 4 passenger cars in the world weighing in at 580kg gross

[edit] See also

• Perodua Kancil - The rebadge of 3rd/4th generation of Mira
• Perodua Kelisa - The rebadge of 5th generation of Mira

This is a version of the 3rd generation of Mira, also known as the Daihatsu Ceria in Indonesia.

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