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| − | Ecuador’s first home-grown brand, built by Aymesa, offering models based around the GM T-car ([[Opel Kadett C]] ''et al''). The cars were in fibreglass, and replaced by a licensed version of the Brazilian [[Chevrolet Chevette]] in 1981. With GM taking a stake in Aymesa in 1982, the company tended to offer products under the [[Chevrolet]] marque thereafter. | + | Ecuador’s first home-grown brand, built by Aymesa, offering models based around the GM T-car ([[Opel Kadett C]] ''et al''). The cars were in fibreglass, and replaced by a licensed version of the Brazilian [[Chevrolet Chevette]]. With GM taking a stake in Aymesa in 1982, the company tended to offer products under the [[Chevrolet]] marque thereafter. |
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| − | *[[Condor (1978–83)]] | + | *[[Cóndor (1978–83)]] |
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| | ''q.v.'' [[Gala]] | | ''q.v.'' [[Gala]] |
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Latest revision as of 12:49, 15 February 2021
Ecuador’s first home-grown brand, built by Aymesa, offering models based around the GM T-car (Opel Kadett C et al). The cars were in fibreglass, and replaced by a licensed version of the Brazilian Chevrolet Chevette. With GM taking a stake in Aymesa in 1982, the company tended to offer products under the Chevrolet marque thereafter.
q.v. Gala
