When did the Daihatsu Charade come out in the UK?
The Charade was introduced in 2003 after a three-year absence from the British market. During this period, the YRV and the Sirion models had been fulfilling the small car duties for Daihatsu but neither could really fill the Charade’s shoes and in May 2003 a new Charade was officially offered for sale.
How much does ABS cost on a Daihatsu Charade?
Though the $900 ABS cost option is strongly recommended. The Daihatsu’s engine is a class leader in economy, but the chassis lacks in dynamic ability, and ABS comes standard among all its competitors. Which even around town, is an important safety feature; especially in the wet.
Which is better Daihatsu Charade or Hyundai Amica?
For example, the Daihatsu Charade is the UK’s No 1 four-seater for petrol-engine economy with Urban/Extra Urban and Combined figures of 47.1/68.9 and 58.9 mpg in manual form. The 58.9 mpg figure is a staggering 14.1 mpg better than the Hyundai Amica 1.0, 11.8 mpg superior to a Fiat Seicento and leads the SEAT Arosa 1.0 litre by 11.2 mpg.
What kind of tyres does a Daihatsu Charade use?
Because of its light weight and finely-tuned suspension, the new Daihatsu Charade can provide high levels of cornering grip with relatively narrow-section 155/65R13 tyres mounted on 13 x 4 ins steel or alloy wheels. This helps fuel economy thanks to a low rolling resistance.
What’s the price of a new Daihatsu Charade?
The Charade is among the smallest of the small car market and one of the cheapest at $17,400 (before the obligatory Toyota/Daihatsu discounting). Though the $900 ABS cost option is strongly recommended. The Daihatsu’s engine is a class leader in economy, but the chassis lacks in dynamic ability, and ABS comes standard among all its competitors.
Where does the fluid come from in a Daihatsu Charade?
If you have noticed that there is fluid leaking into the ground underneath the car, this will most likely be coming from the brake pipes. You can check underneath the car, and the metal pipes next to the fuel tank are the brake pipes. If they are rusty, they will need replacing.
What kind of steering does a Daihatsu Charade use?
The Daihatsu Charade’s standard power steering uses the latest technology to provide optimum feel, quick responses and reduced fuel consumption. Instead of relying on an engine-driven pump, the new speed-sensitive electric power steering comprises a torque sensor, computer and assist motor which barely require any energy to operate.
For example, the Daihatsu Charade is the UK’s No 1 four-seater for petrol-engine economy with Urban/Extra Urban and Combined figures of 47.1/68.9 and 58.9 mpg in manual form. The 58.9 mpg figure is a staggering 14.1 mpg better than the Hyundai Amica 1.0, 11.8 mpg superior to a Fiat Seicento and leads the SEAT Arosa 1.0 litre by 11.2 mpg.