7 Honda Taiwan; 8 Her Chee; 9 San Yang; 10 Former Taiwanese automakers. 10.1 Formosa Automobile; 10.2 Prince Motors; 10.3 Ta Ching Motor; 10.4 References

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I veicoli attualmente prodotti da Yulon a Taiwan sono Nissan March, Nissan Verita (la versione modificata di Nissan March), Nissan Sentra, Nissan Teana, Nissan Serena e Nissan X-Trail. Luxgen I modelli sono Luxgen S5 , Luxgen S3 , Luxgen …

Vehicles currently manufactured by Yulon in Taiwan are the Nissan March, Nissan Verita (the modified version of the Nissan March), Nissan Sentra, Nissan Teana, Nissan Serena, and the Nissan X-Trail. Luxgen [ edit ]

List of Taiwanese automakers. De Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre. Esta página trata sobre los fabricantes de automóviles en Taiwán . Esta lista no incluye distribuidores ni empresas importadoras. Esta página solo presenta vehículos y marcas fabricados o ensamblados en Taiwán. Luxgen URX.

List of Taiwanese automakers. Из Википедии, бесплатной энциклопедии. Эта страница посвящена производителям автомобилей в Тайване . В этот список не входят дилеры или компании-импортеры. На этой странице представлены только автомобили и марки, произведенные или собранные на Тайване ...

01/01/2022 · This page contains a list of all 325 languages for which official Wikipedias have been created under the auspices of the Wikimedia Foundation. The list includes 11 Wikipedias that were closed and moved to the Wikimedia Incubator for further development, leaving a current total of 314 active Wikipedias.

This is a list of Taiwanese claims to supercentenarian status. As of yet, none of these have been validated - they are all unvalidated. Please do not add claims over 130. Those can go to longevity myths. NOTE: In Taiwan, Minguo calendar is often used. If you need help to convert the years to...

Tongyòng Pinyin was the standard of Chinese romanization of Taiwan between 2002 and 2008. Although the standard was shifted to Hànyǔ Pīnyīn from 1 January 2009, the change to signs and documents using Tongyòng Pinyin is not complete. There are still some signs using Tongyòng Pinyin on highways and roads.