NEW YEAR NEXT CAR COMES UP 2015 DAIHATSU COPEN

And the new Copen (dropping the original concept K) curves Audi TT-inspired trench for being a touch more angular and aggressive.

Front and rear lights bidirectional drop down towards the road to transform the appearance a bit like you have overgrown fangs. His real party piece, however, is a folding two-piece steel that looks like a nice spot in a car of this size.

It was a little bittersweet when the original Daihatsu Copen ended production in 2012. Granted, were not we have a small bicycle in the United States, but knowing it was there that the scene is not just a little better car.

Did not take any Japanese manufacturer long to see the error of their ways, because the concepts of a new version, now called Kopen, and presented at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show. Finally, the new generation of one Diahatsu Do you want to (Okay, okay - in fact, some of us still want to Rocky) has been released in Japan.

Daihatsu Copen is the Bike 2 door with retractable aluminum built by the Japanese auto maker Daihatsu solid. For the first time in 1999 Tokyo Motor Show, the concept of Daihatsu Copen.

Within two years, has been completed well OFC-1 in preparation for Copen, based on the light-wheel-drive car Daihatsu platform front.

The front-wheel drive Copen adheres Ki-class standards in Japan, which means that the power group is something modest.

And uses a 660cc three-cylinder, 63-horsepower turbo and engine £ 68 do-ft of torque with a choice of five-speed manual transmission or conveyor continuously variable movement with a seven-speed '.' But the strangest feature of the structure of the bike's features.

It uses mono Daihatsu structure "A- frame ', which is architecture that most of the body panels allow the car at the height of Bolt. There must be easier to repair the damage, though, and you should make it very easy to customize.Prices in Japan start at ¥ 1798200 ($ 17,613) for the basic model or CVT ¥ 1819800 ($ 17825) to the speed of five years. Scroll down to see a video of a live performance, and want to learn more Diahatsu, has dedicated the new Copen page.