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forum_emoticons.html	[quote=t0nkatracker,33748]Don't worry I wasn't going to just jump in and start making comments, :lol: I don't want to "step on anyone's toes" Is it worth doing the change? To me yes as it would be correct (no different than changing 99-up Econolines to E-Series) "Civic CRX" Was just in North America every where else got CR-X (except the first ones in Japan which were sold as Ballade Sports CR-X) for the first and second generations 84-91 everything is consistent with the documents (owners manuals,service manuals, brochures all refer to USDM as Civic CRX, even insurance companies and sites like kelly blue book list CRX as a model of the Civic) It only gets tricky when we get to the 3rd Generation (del Sol) but there are differences and there are not that many on the site so that shouldn't be that bad. But if you would rather all of the CRXs like they are I guess I understand.[/quote]
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antp

Naming of this kind of models has always be a problem anyway.
See the Renault Mégane Scénic: depending on the year and where you look (registration, badges, manual, commercial documents, etc.) that changes...

t0nkatracker

bref I have to disagree with some of those statements, while the second gens were only badged as CRX in Europe (same as US) I have owners manuals and brochures from European counties that list it as Civic CRX. and as for the CR-X only being on the Ballade Sports in Japan I also know that this is wrong as I have a rear taillight garnish on my 1991 that was brought back from Japan and has CR-X on it.

bref

1st gen CRX (84-87)were badged Civic CRX in Europe. In some market they were sold as "Civic Coupé CRX".

The second gen (88-92) was badged and called CRX only, all over Europe

3rd gen were badged Civic CRX, catalogs are talking about CRX or Civic CRX. As far as I know, in Germany only, was CRX Del Sol. In France, and from 1996 to 1998, were called CRX vtec (new transmission, lether seats, airbag, alloy wheels...)

In Japan the CR-X existed only in very early models,which were "Ballade Sports CR-X

Some original catalogs from Europe
http://laurent.bunnik.perso.sfr.fr/honcrx01.htm

t0nkatracker

ah I didn't know that you could do that based on year (I thought you could only do the whole list) I am sorry, had I known you could do it that way I would not have commented on every 85+ Nova.

For this It would probably be easiest to make all CRX "Civic CRX" and then the few that are different can be changed.

antp

Example:
On several 80s Nova you said "rebadged Toyota so the origin isn't USA. Should be Origin: Japan, Built in USA made for USA"
If there are around 10 cars or more, it is faster for me to change country of all the Chevy Nova with year >=1985 instead of editing them one by one

antp

Well it is not useful to comment those for which I can do the renaming using few rules. We just had to find what are the rules :grin:

e.g. if we have to add Civic in front of all CRX, it is easy. Then few (japanese) would have to be modified one by one. For me it is easy to first do the mass-change.

t0nkatracker

If no one objects I would like to start commenting on these to update the model name. At the same time I can fix any Trim or year ranges

t0nkatracker

i guess we'll wait for his opinion on the matter then :wink:

antp

I guess we can rename them if nobody disagrees... I'll still ask Exiv96 to comment on that subject, as he knows Japanese cars pretty well.

t0nkatracker

any decisions ?