Guess that car TRIVIA (Thread updated read the OP)

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Nope. Front wheel drive was standard, AWD optional.
 
This AWD wagon shares its mechanicals with a popular GT sports car.
 
Subaru Legacy Wagon? First guess would of been the Stagea but it's already been mentioned.
 
A hatchback version of this popular compact car was introduced in late 2011.
 
Could that be the Honda Civic?
 
Yay! :lol:

Okay, this compact car was sold under three different brands with the same model name in Europe during the late 70s and throughout the mid 80s. Derivatives were also build in the USA and sold under two other brand names up to 1990. The model name differed between brands in the USA. At least one of these is featured in Forza 4. There you go, 5 possible correct answers :)
 
Don't forget you can now include a photograph of a small part of the car.
 
This Japanese car, launched in 2003, was supposed to be replaced by a car from its manufacturer's luxury division in 2009, but it is still in production today.
 
I think it´s quite obvious which brands this is about, but I have no clue as to the model :confused:
 
Nissan Teana?
 
This generation of the car was rebadged for the aforementioned luxury division of the Japanese car manufacturer, and was sold globally under that name. However, this old model is still sold in Japan, albeit under the mother corporation's name.

Hint: Crossover SUV.
 
Lexus RX 300? The mother corporations name would be Toyota and that is all I know.
 
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Lexus RX 300? The mother corporations name would be Toyota and that is all I know.
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I'll give it to you, but could you be a tad more specific about the brand? :)👍
This Japanese car, launched in 2003, was supposed to be replaced by a car from its manufacturer's luxury division in 2009, but it is still in production today.
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...this old model is still sold in Japan under the mother corporation's name.
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I believe the car being referred to is the Toyota Harrier.
 
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