Micro Trend

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Micro Trend
Overview
Manufacturer Micro Cars Ltd. Sri Lanka
Production 2003-Present
Model years 2003-2008 First Generation
2009-Present Second Generation
Assembly Kelaniya, Sri Lanka.
Designer Pininfarina
Body and chassis
Class City car
Body style 5-Door Hatchback
Related Hafei Lobo
Naza Sutera
Powertrain
Engine 4-cylinder 1075cc Multi-point fuel injection (MPFI) Petrol engine
Transmission Front wheel drive
5-speed manual transmission
5-speed Automatic transmission

The Micro Trend is a city car produced by Micro Cars Ltd. Sri Lanka. It was designed by Italy's Pininfarina and Hafei Motors. It was first introduced in January 2003 and sales began by April 2003.

Engine In-line Twin cam 16 valves, 4-cylinder 1075cc Multi-point fuel injection (MPFI) Petrol engine.
Transmission 5 speed manual transmission, Front wheel drive

(Optional) 5 speed Automatic transmission (AMT)

Suspension Front: Independent McPherson Strut

Rear: Trailing arm with coil spring

Steering Rack & Pinion with power assist steering.
Brakes Servo (Power assist), front-Discs, Rear-Drum

Optional ABS (Anti-lock Breaking System) with Electronic Break-force distribution.

Dimensions (mm) 3618 (L) x 1563 (W) x 1533 (H)
Fuel Tank 40 Liters
Curb Weight 895 kg
Body/Seating 5 door (Hatch Back) / 5 adults
Safety Monocoque steel body

Energy-absorbing collapsible steering column Side Intrusion beam Optional SRS Air bags. Optional ABS with Electronic Break-force distribution.

Interior Beige in colour with Walnut finishing

Center placed cup holder Lockable lower dash glove compartments

Head up display Tachometer (Rev. Counter)

Speedometer Trip Meter Temperature & Fuel level gauges Standard vehicle system check indicators

Features Air conditioning with Economy mode

Digital Radio/CD player Central Locking Front Power windows Rear defroster Rear window wiper with washer Front bumper fog lamps Rear bumper fog lamps Full crystal lights (front/Rear)

Optional Features 13” Alloy wheels

ABS (Anti lock Breaking System) SRS Air Bag

Warranty Two years or 40,000 km, which ever occurs first

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