Well, yes that too. But it doesn't really count since it's just a body style change, and all the same components are shared other than that. It's like the difference between a two-door Accord and a four-door Accord, same car differetnt body styles, no major difference

@antp- Yes, well if two cars are of the same class, size, and name but are of a different generations and do not share many (or any) components, I still consider them basically the same car.
For instance, take the 1995 Taurus and the 1996 Taurus. Different generations sharing virtually nothing, but still the same class, size, name, and sold by the same company. After all, it is still a "Taurus" either way, right?