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The Daihatsu Cuore is a model of the Japanese manufacturer Daihatsu. In Europe the Cuore - (Italian for heart) - celebrated 1981 premiere. For European conditions it was unusual that dieserKleinstwagen from the outset both when and and was available. The Cuore was considered at that time as the smallest car of the world. The Cuore was motorized at first with Zweizylindermotor.Der first model changes took place 1985 (model L80), the body became altogether more cubic and the Cuore got a steep tail. In the year 1990 the third generation (L201) was presented. Also it remained in principle for the predecessors faithful, however the body became clearly more aerodynamic. This model change was particularly due to change of those of the Japanese K-Car-law, according to which a higher capacity as well as larger body mass were permitted. Further model changes took place 1996 (L501), 1999 (L701) and 2003 (L251).

In the homeland Japan and some export markets the Cuore is offered as Daihatsu Mira, which is available also in a turbo-version there. Further on the basis of the '99er-Modells a Retro version is produced there as Mira Gino. In Greece the Cuore is sold as Daihatsu domino. For Great Britain and Australia with the current model the name Daihatsu Charade was led, which remained originally reserving the larger sister model.

The model is still with German driving beginners particularly likes, because it ranks among the most economical automobiles on the market. Apart from the small fuel consumption and purchase price to it in particular the classification contributes the premium for the liability insurance into one of the lowest classes of type of insurance, owing to those comparatively small precipitates.