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CHANGAN YUFENG

CHANGAN CM8-SC 6380

CHANGAN ZHIXING SC 6371

CHANGAN XINGYUN SC 6360

CHANGAN LEIMENG CM7-SC 6381

CHANGAN SNOW TIGER SC 6370

CHANGAN CM6-SC 6372

Program: Yufeng, CM 6-SC 6372 / SC 6372A, Zhixing SC 6350C / SC 6350B / SC 6371, Xin-gyun SC 6360, Snow Tiger SC 6370, Leimeng CM 7-SC 6381, CM 8-SC 6380, SC 6391, SC 1015 pick- up, Zhixing SC 1022 pick-up, SC 1011 pick-up, SC 1016 pick-up, Zhixing SC 1020 / SC 1022 BB13D / SC 1022 BA13D pick-up.

Production volume in 2003 - 224,826 minivans and 52,738 pick-ups. Changan Machinery Manufactury, founded in 1862, (since 1995 - Changan Automobile Group, sin­ce 1998 - present name), which back in 1958 presented a prototype of the Progress limousine and between 1958-62 produced the Changjiang 46 jeep cars, signed a license contract with Suzuki in 1983. Between 1983-2000 the firm produced SC 1010X/SC 6320 pick-ups and minivans under the

Suzuki Carry ST 90VT 1979-85 license, between 1993-2003 - the SC 6330 minivans under the Su­zuki Carry SK 410VT 1985-98 license, between 1996-2002 - the SC 1014X / SC 6331 minivans ba­sed on the SC 1010X / SC 6320 models, and between 2001-2003 - the SC 6336 minivans based on the SC 6320. The new, 7-seat CM 6 minivans in the SC 6372 (a 970-ccm 50 hp engine) / SC 6372A (a 797-ccm 39 hp engine) versions of November 2003 are based on the old SC 6336. The program still includes the 4-seat SC 1015 pick-ups (original name - the SC 1011EG / SC 1011DG) and the 2-seat SC 1011 pick-ups (all based on the SC 6331 minivan), and since 2002 - the SC 1016 mini-vans (based on the SC 6336 minivan). The completely new, 7-seat Zhixing (Star) SC 6350, minivan, under the Suzuki Carry 1999 license, debuted at the 1999 Beijing Motor Show. Since 2003, it has be­en offered in the SC 6350C version with a 1012-ccm 53 hp engine (maximum speed 105 km/h). The 7 / 8-seat Zhixing (Star) SC 6350B version and the SC 6371 with new bumpers and 1012-ccm 53 hp and 1.3-liter 82 hp power plants (maximum speed 105-135 hp /h) came out in 2002. In 2001, the Zhixing (Star) series was extended with the SC 1020 / SC 1022 BB13D / SC 1022 BA13D pick-ups, in 2002 - with the 4-seat SC 1022 BB 23D pick- ups, and in 2005 - with the 8-seat, taller S. C. 6391 with a 1.0-liter 53 hp unit. The 5/ 8-seat Snow Tiger SC 6370 minivan with oval headlights and a 1.3-liter 82 hp engine, restyled in comparison with the Zhixing SC 6350, came out at the end of 2001. The next 8-seat minivan, the Xingyun (Star Rhyme) SC 6360 (with a 1012-ccm 53-61 hp or a 1.3-liter 82 hp plant) based on the Zhixing SC 6350, and the Jiexun concept car, debuted at the 2003 Shanghai Motor Show. The original, 7-seat Leimeng (Raimondi) CM 7-SC 6381 minivan with a 1012-ccm 53 hp or a 1310-ccm 82 hp engine debuted in November 2003. The average-sized 5 / 7-seat CM8-S. C. 6380 minivan with a 1.3-liter 82 hp or a 1.6-liter 98 hp unit, and two concept cars: the Longteng (Chi­nese Dragon) cabrio and the Changjiangxun (Chinese Sturgeon) coupe debuted at the 2004 Beijing Motor Show. The Yufeng (Drive Wind) with a 2.0-liter engine, to be produced as of the end of 2005, debuted at the 2005 Shanghai Motor Show. In 1997, Changan took over Anhui Huaihai, which produ­ced the competitive Feihu HH minivans starting in 1978, in 1998 - Shengli, in May 2000 - Dongfeng Nanjing (now the Nanjing Changan branch), and at the beginning of 2005 - 41% of the shares in Jian-gling Motors. Changan minivans and pick-ups have been assembled in Bangladesh since 1998, in Turkey, Nepal and Indonesia since 2001, since 2003 - in Vietnam, and since 2005 - in Pakistan. In 2002, Changan and its branches produced 406,861 vehicles (in 2010, production volume is planned for one million vehicles).