I don’t remember well, but if the few Japanese builds were early 2010/2011 ones, we could mark all 2012+ ones as UK-built? I don’t think any Japan-built post-facelift ones was found?
Out of curiosity I checked a couple of Italian press cars and they were both UK-built (plates EF911KS and EF864KY, respectively November 2010 and January 2011).

That might explain my surprise that apparently no-one had realised a huge dollop of F15s were made by Mackems (the native name for Sunderland folk). Looks like over-correcting??

I believe when @dhill_cb7 went through Jukes found out that there were a few early ones imported from Japan. However I think all facelifted ones were built in UK.
Agree on second gen, I believe they’re already marked as built in UK?

Nissan Jukes:
- as far as I can tell all 1st gen [F15] for UK, Europe, NZ and Aus were made in Sunderland, Englandshire. All other markets supplied from J, except for Indonesia which supplied themselves and Thailand.
- 2nd gen [F16] only built in Sunderland, again for UK, Europe, NZ and Aus. Not made in J or sold elsewhere - they all got different replacements.

But I'm only going from what wiki says - other confirmation would be useful.

Harold B & dhill_cb7 > done

Antp can you please bump up all Hyundai Avante MD to 2011. I checked a half dozen 2010 ROK models and all return 2011 model year.

https://imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=854416#Comment3597318

Also, please change every instance of "Renault FT-17" to just "Renault FT"
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicles.php?make=Renault&model=FT+17
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicles.php?make=Renault&model=FT+31
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicles.php?make=Renault&model=FT-17
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-Renault_model-FT-17+Replica.html

"FT-17" is a made up name. It isn't new, it's been around since as early as WW2, but the name of the vehicle is just "FT". Renault's model codes were just letters, the only time they used numbers were when there were numbered versions (Renault ZT1, ZT2, and ZT3), or, the only instance I know of where they did this, the Renault NC-27 and NC-31. The NC was the model of tank that replaced the FT, so what may have happened is because the NC had a number in its name representing a year, people must have retroactively applied that to the FT, even though it was never called that officially.

Please change all GAZ SU-76 to GAZ SU-76M https://www.imcdb.org/vehicles.php?make=GAZ&model=SU-76&modelMatch=1&modelInclModel=on with the exception of this one https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_460879-GAZ-SU-76.html

The SU-76 without the M was a pre-production model and had an enclosed crew compartment. Every SU-76 on the site is an SU-76M, with the exception of that one.

I didn't check if some already had the right format

Thanks, a little error here.
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_1880375-Audi-Q3-Typ-F3-2019.html