Identify this unknown car from picture
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Can someone help me to identify this car. I suspect it is a Toyota, and it was bought in Austria (second hand) around 1995.
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Can someone help me to identify this car. I suspect it is a Toyota, and it was bought in Austria (second hand) around 1995.
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I don't know how Austrian numberplates work, but in the UK one can determine the ages of the car from its numberplate. This is obvious with the places like "08", but it also works for the older ones. Knowing the age could help in identifying the model
– Sam T
Nov 21 at 18:04
this Austrian number plate only reveals the district (KO for Korneuburg in Lower Austria), but there is no information about the age except the time when the black-on-white plates replaced the older white-on-black plates: that was in 1988. this only tells us that there must have been a (re-)registration after that year, but not whether the car itself predates that period.
– dlatikay
Nov 21 at 18:42
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This is a fourth generation BD Mazda 323. Point of interest is they do excellent handbrake skids.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:26
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Can someone help me to identify this car. I suspect it is a Toyota, and it was bought in Austria (second hand) around 1995.
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Can someone help me to identify this car. I suspect it is a Toyota, and it was bought in Austria (second hand) around 1995.
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I don't know how Austrian numberplates work, but in the UK one can determine the ages of the car from its numberplate. This is obvious with the places like "08", but it also works for the older ones. Knowing the age could help in identifying the model
– Sam T
Nov 21 at 18:04
this Austrian number plate only reveals the district (KO for Korneuburg in Lower Austria), but there is no information about the age except the time when the black-on-white plates replaced the older white-on-black plates: that was in 1988. this only tells us that there must have been a (re-)registration after that year, but not whether the car itself predates that period.
– dlatikay
Nov 21 at 18:42
1
This is a fourth generation BD Mazda 323. Point of interest is they do excellent handbrake skids.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:26
add a comment |
I don't know how Austrian numberplates work, but in the UK one can determine the ages of the car from its numberplate. This is obvious with the places like "08", but it also works for the older ones. Knowing the age could help in identifying the model
– Sam T
Nov 21 at 18:04
this Austrian number plate only reveals the district (KO for Korneuburg in Lower Austria), but there is no information about the age except the time when the black-on-white plates replaced the older white-on-black plates: that was in 1988. this only tells us that there must have been a (re-)registration after that year, but not whether the car itself predates that period.
– dlatikay
Nov 21 at 18:42
1
This is a fourth generation BD Mazda 323. Point of interest is they do excellent handbrake skids.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:26
I don't know how Austrian numberplates work, but in the UK one can determine the ages of the car from its numberplate. This is obvious with the places like "08", but it also works for the older ones. Knowing the age could help in identifying the model
– Sam T
Nov 21 at 18:04
I don't know how Austrian numberplates work, but in the UK one can determine the ages of the car from its numberplate. This is obvious with the places like "08", but it also works for the older ones. Knowing the age could help in identifying the model
– Sam T
Nov 21 at 18:04
this Austrian number plate only reveals the district (KO for Korneuburg in Lower Austria), but there is no information about the age except the time when the black-on-white plates replaced the older white-on-black plates: that was in 1988. this only tells us that there must have been a (re-)registration after that year, but not whether the car itself predates that period.
– dlatikay
Nov 21 at 18:42
this Austrian number plate only reveals the district (KO for Korneuburg in Lower Austria), but there is no information about the age except the time when the black-on-white plates replaced the older white-on-black plates: that was in 1988. this only tells us that there must have been a (re-)registration after that year, but not whether the car itself predates that period.
– dlatikay
Nov 21 at 18:42
1
1
This is a fourth generation BD Mazda 323. Point of interest is they do excellent handbrake skids.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:26
This is a fourth generation BD Mazda 323. Point of interest is they do excellent handbrake skids.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:26
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It's a Mazda 323 (aka Familia or GLC), circa 1980-85.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/File:1981-1982_Mazda_323_(BD)_Deluxe_sedan_(8302481590).jpg
edited Nov 21 at 19:14
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The chrome over the light does not match the corolla proposed in the other answer but it clearly match the mazda. check this picture (look at the taillight and the chrome over them) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/…
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 18:48
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@Rémi - I'm sorry, but the Mazda 323 pictured in this answer is spot on. Definitely what it is, regardless of the chrome, the a/b/c-pillar angles are correct, the rubber trim matches, the trunk lid markings and key hole ... even the rims are an exact match.
– Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
Nov 21 at 19:16
@PAULSTER yes this is what I wrote in my comments, I simply linked to the same car from another angle
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 20:10
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Looks like an 80's Toyota Corolla to me, probably the AE82 model.
answered Nov 21 at 13:24
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I disagree. Look carefully at the base of the black trim behind the rear door on the Toyota. The Toyota's trim decreases in width at the bottom. On the Mazda GLC, the same aft-of-the-window trim piece has a consistent width all the way down to the window sill.
– David
Nov 22 at 3:16
1000% not an AE82 rolla. It's a 323.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:30
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Looks like a Mazda GLC. I just looked it up based on the other descriptions @remi @paulster said. The pictured car is probably the American version due to the extra giant bumpers.
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3 Answers
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It's a Mazda 323 (aka Familia or GLC), circa 1980-85.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/File:1981-1982_Mazda_323_(BD)_Deluxe_sedan_(8302481590).jpg
edited Nov 21 at 19:14
Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
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answered Nov 21 at 18:36
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The chrome over the light does not match the corolla proposed in the other answer but it clearly match the mazda. check this picture (look at the taillight and the chrome over them) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/…
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 18:48
1
@Rémi - I'm sorry, but the Mazda 323 pictured in this answer is spot on. Definitely what it is, regardless of the chrome, the a/b/c-pillar angles are correct, the rubber trim matches, the trunk lid markings and key hole ... even the rims are an exact match.
– Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
Nov 21 at 19:16
@PAULSTER yes this is what I wrote in my comments, I simply linked to the same car from another angle
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 20:10
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It's a Mazda 323 (aka Familia or GLC), circa 1980-85.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/File:1981-1982_Mazda_323_(BD)_Deluxe_sedan_(8302481590).jpg
edited Nov 21 at 19:14
Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
107k16159351
answered Nov 21 at 18:36
Enot
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The chrome over the light does not match the corolla proposed in the other answer but it clearly match the mazda. check this picture (look at the taillight and the chrome over them) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/…
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 18:48
1
@Rémi - I'm sorry, but the Mazda 323 pictured in this answer is spot on. Definitely what it is, regardless of the chrome, the a/b/c-pillar angles are correct, the rubber trim matches, the trunk lid markings and key hole ... even the rims are an exact match.
– Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
Nov 21 at 19:16
@PAULSTER yes this is what I wrote in my comments, I simply linked to the same car from another angle
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 20:10
add a comment |
up vote
9
down vote
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up vote
9
down vote
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It's a Mazda 323 (aka Familia or GLC), circa 1980-85.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/File:1981-1982_Mazda_323_(BD)_Deluxe_sedan_(8302481590).jpg
edited Nov 21 at 19:14
Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
107k16159351
answered Nov 21 at 18:36
Enot
1242
It's a Mazda 323 (aka Familia or GLC), circa 1980-85.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/File:1981-1982_Mazda_323_(BD)_Deluxe_sedan_(8302481590).jpg
edited Nov 21 at 19:14
Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
107k16159351
answered Nov 21 at 18:36
Enot
1242
edited Nov 21 at 19:14
Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
107k16159351
edited Nov 21 at 19:14
Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
107k16159351
edited Nov 21 at 19:14
Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
107k16159351
107k16159351
answered Nov 21 at 18:36
Enot
1242
answered Nov 21 at 18:36
Enot
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answered Nov 21 at 18:36
Enot
1242
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The chrome over the light does not match the corolla proposed in the other answer but it clearly match the mazda. check this picture (look at the taillight and the chrome over them) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/…
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 18:48
1
@Rémi - I'm sorry, but the Mazda 323 pictured in this answer is spot on. Definitely what it is, regardless of the chrome, the a/b/c-pillar angles are correct, the rubber trim matches, the trunk lid markings and key hole ... even the rims are an exact match.
– Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
Nov 21 at 19:16
@PAULSTER yes this is what I wrote in my comments, I simply linked to the same car from another angle
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 20:10
add a comment |
The chrome over the light does not match the corolla proposed in the other answer but it clearly match the mazda. check this picture (look at the taillight and the chrome over them) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/…
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 18:48
1
@Rémi - I'm sorry, but the Mazda 323 pictured in this answer is spot on. Definitely what it is, regardless of the chrome, the a/b/c-pillar angles are correct, the rubber trim matches, the trunk lid markings and key hole ... even the rims are an exact match.
– Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
Nov 21 at 19:16
@PAULSTER yes this is what I wrote in my comments, I simply linked to the same car from another angle
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 20:10
The chrome over the light does not match the corolla proposed in the other answer but it clearly match the mazda. check this picture (look at the taillight and the chrome over them) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/…
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 18:48
The chrome over the light does not match the corolla proposed in the other answer but it clearly match the mazda. check this picture (look at the taillight and the chrome over them) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Familia#/media/…
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 18:48
1
1
@Rémi - I'm sorry, but the Mazda 323 pictured in this answer is spot on. Definitely what it is, regardless of the chrome, the a/b/c-pillar angles are correct, the rubber trim matches, the trunk lid markings and key hole ... even the rims are an exact match.
– Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
Nov 21 at 19:16
@Rémi - I'm sorry, but the Mazda 323 pictured in this answer is spot on. Definitely what it is, regardless of the chrome, the a/b/c-pillar angles are correct, the rubber trim matches, the trunk lid markings and key hole ... even the rims are an exact match.
– Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2♦
Nov 21 at 19:16
@PAULSTER yes this is what I wrote in my comments, I simply linked to the same car from another angle
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 20:10
@PAULSTER yes this is what I wrote in my comments, I simply linked to the same car from another angle
– Rémi
Nov 21 at 20:10
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Looks like an 80's Toyota Corolla to me, probably the AE82 model.
answered Nov 21 at 13:24
MadMarky
1,208220
I disagree. Look carefully at the base of the black trim behind the rear door on the Toyota. The Toyota's trim decreases in width at the bottom. On the Mazda GLC, the same aft-of-the-window trim piece has a consistent width all the way down to the window sill.
– David
Nov 22 at 3:16
1000% not an AE82 rolla. It's a 323.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:30
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up vote
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Looks like an 80's Toyota Corolla to me, probably the AE82 model.
answered Nov 21 at 13:24
MadMarky
1,208220
I disagree. Look carefully at the base of the black trim behind the rear door on the Toyota. The Toyota's trim decreases in width at the bottom. On the Mazda GLC, the same aft-of-the-window trim piece has a consistent width all the way down to the window sill.
– David
Nov 22 at 3:16
1000% not an AE82 rolla. It's a 323.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:30
add a comment |
up vote
1
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up vote
1
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Looks like an 80's Toyota Corolla to me, probably the AE82 model.
answered Nov 21 at 13:24
MadMarky
1,208220
Looks like an 80's Toyota Corolla to me, probably the AE82 model.
answered Nov 21 at 13:24
MadMarky
1,208220
answered Nov 21 at 13:24
MadMarky
1,208220
answered Nov 21 at 13:24
MadMarky
1,208220
answered Nov 21 at 13:24
MadMarky
1,208220
1,208220
I disagree. Look carefully at the base of the black trim behind the rear door on the Toyota. The Toyota's trim decreases in width at the bottom. On the Mazda GLC, the same aft-of-the-window trim piece has a consistent width all the way down to the window sill.
– David
Nov 22 at 3:16
1000% not an AE82 rolla. It's a 323.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:30
add a comment |
I disagree. Look carefully at the base of the black trim behind the rear door on the Toyota. The Toyota's trim decreases in width at the bottom. On the Mazda GLC, the same aft-of-the-window trim piece has a consistent width all the way down to the window sill.
– David
Nov 22 at 3:16
1000% not an AE82 rolla. It's a 323.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:30
I disagree. Look carefully at the base of the black trim behind the rear door on the Toyota. The Toyota's trim decreases in width at the bottom. On the Mazda GLC, the same aft-of-the-window trim piece has a consistent width all the way down to the window sill.
– David
Nov 22 at 3:16
I disagree. Look carefully at the base of the black trim behind the rear door on the Toyota. The Toyota's trim decreases in width at the bottom. On the Mazda GLC, the same aft-of-the-window trim piece has a consistent width all the way down to the window sill.
– David
Nov 22 at 3:16
1000% not an AE82 rolla. It's a 323.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:30
1000% not an AE82 rolla. It's a 323.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:30
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Looks like a Mazda GLC. I just looked it up based on the other descriptions @remi @paulster said. The pictured car is probably the American version due to the extra giant bumpers.
answered Nov 22 at 2:25
M_Car
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Looks like a Mazda GLC. I just looked it up based on the other descriptions @remi @paulster said. The pictured car is probably the American version due to the extra giant bumpers.
answered Nov 22 at 2:25
M_Car
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Looks like a Mazda GLC. I just looked it up based on the other descriptions @remi @paulster said. The pictured car is probably the American version due to the extra giant bumpers.
answered Nov 22 at 2:25
M_Car
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Looks like a Mazda GLC. I just looked it up based on the other descriptions @remi @paulster said. The pictured car is probably the American version due to the extra giant bumpers.
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I don't know how Austrian numberplates work, but in the UK one can determine the ages of the car from its numberplate. This is obvious with the places like "08", but it also works for the older ones. Knowing the age could help in identifying the model
– Sam T
Nov 21 at 18:04
this Austrian number plate only reveals the district (KO for Korneuburg in Lower Austria), but there is no information about the age except the time when the black-on-white plates replaced the older white-on-black plates: that was in 1988. this only tells us that there must have been a (re-)registration after that year, but not whether the car itself predates that period.
– dlatikay
Nov 21 at 18:42
1
This is a fourth generation BD Mazda 323. Point of interest is they do excellent handbrake skids.
– Aaron Lavers
Nov 22 at 7:26