2009 Honda Element
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Chassis: YH Class: Off-road / SUV Origin:  USAUnplayable vehicle |
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| Not sure whether it's enough similarities, but if you really don't want to list this car as MFG, I would go with the Element. | |
| Burn Rubber wrote Yeah I had scaled it down about 3 times smaller and re-uploaded it, But for some reason it didn't stay small. So I guess I'll link the post instead. That can be solution too .gif ":)") | |
| Burn Rubber wrote I tried to make it smaller, But Imgur scaled it up automatically. I couldn't change it to be smaller.  Well that sucks I use FB links to show stuff, but it disappears after while. | |
| Burn Rubber wrote I had a chart showing the differences but admins refuse to let me try to prove this car's identification. -_- I bet whoever deleted your charts didnt had a problem with car identification, but with picture size. | |
| Burn Rubber wrote So I was out today and what did I see? A Honda Element that had similarities to this. Time to make another comparison chart. Stay tuned. Except for the rear doors that would make an acceptable comparison, it even has the suicide doors. | |
| Reminds me a bit of the MV-1 upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/70/MV-1_yellow_cab_NY.jpg | |
| Desscythe17 wrote Well I think you can stop, because I don't think any mod is going to list this car as either a Cube, xB or N-Box. Mods will list this car even as a Dodge Ram if you can proof that this is a Dodge Ram. So far Daihatsu Move Conte is pretty similar to this car. | |
| Well I think you can stop, because I don't think any mod is going to list this car as either a Cube, xB or N-Box. | |
| Indeed the headlights require great imagination, which is why I don't find them similar. Fog lights are round, like on a good 75% of all cars with foglights, only on the game car they are in a rectangular slot, and on the N-Box they are not. The grille is extremely different like you mentioned. The side profile is that of a van. You'll find it to be comparable to most vans. I think this is more similar: www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=234 And it's identified as a Chevrolet Astro. A Japanese car has not been mentioned on that page once. -- Last edit: 2016-03-31 00:21:21 | |
| Burn Rubber wrote You do know both cars were sold in the USA I'm guessing? In fact back in early 2000's you saw xBs everywhere. Cube's are less common, But here. You seem to miss my point, but anyway. I'll give you that the front half of the car can be seen as similar to the xB with the bumper and the overhang and everything. Except for the Cube being square, there's not a single shape on it that resembles this car. The N-Box I'm not going to talk about anymore, because it's just not relevant in the slightest. - The car in fact is square, like pretty much all the vans in the world. - The taillights seem to be inspired by generic American vans. - The rear doors are typical for commercial vans, and they're not featured on any of the cars you have mentioned. - The windows do not resemble those of the Cube, nor those of the xB, as it has no body color pillars in the windows. - The grille does not resemble anything you have mentioned. - The headlights do not resemble anything you have mentioned. - The front bumper is similar to the xB's big front bumper, only it features foglights which do not resemble those on the xB. I also think the 2nd gen Cube (although not being sold in the US) is more relevant to your case: en.wheelsage.org/nissan/cube/z11/1418/pictures/212910/ -- Last edit: 2016-03-30 23:50:24 | |
| Burn Rubber wrote No. I barely ever use WCS. See above. The Cube and xB both are very similar AND American. I'm sorry, but you're aware that the Cube and the xB (= Toyota bB) are Japanese cars? I was referring to things like Ford, Chevy, GMC, Dodge, etc. -- Last edit: 2016-03-30 23:39:11 | |
| How does the N-Box (www.webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=12708) look anything like this? Or the Kei (www.webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=21148 I know, it's a Laputa, same car different badge) Or the Move (don't know which generation you mean, but none of them look similar, here's a Move Conte for the overall shape: www.webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=4434) In my opinion this car is just some generic van-like thing, not resembling anything. If you really want it to resemble something, try American vans. Edit: Maybe you can make our lives easier by stating which elements of those cars you find similar? -- Last edit: 2016-03-30 23:37:02 | |
| Burn Rubber wrote Ever heard of the Nissan Cube, Scion XB, Honda N-Box or Daihatsu Kei? Are you aware that you just said that to a guy who pretty much single handedly did on WCS 99% of Japan cars? | |
| Burn Rubber wrote Ever heard of the Nissan Cube, Scion XB, Honda N-Box or Daihatsu Kei? Yup, except for the Daihatsu Kei which doesn't exist. Also, this car doesn't look like any of them. | |
| MFG, it's not based off of any kei car. I also don't know any van which looks (slightly) like this. | |
| Nissan Cube | |
| Catan69 wrote Nissan Cube, second generation. I second this | |
| Nissan Cube, second generation. | |
| Scaled up version of the Honda N Box, maybe? Or some other kei van. | |
| I'd say a Mitsubishi Minicab with a Ford SUV/pick-up front |
