टेम्पलेट:Infobox automobile/doc

Toyota XYZ
Toyota XYZ
	2007 Toyota XYZ sedan
Overview
Manufacturer	Toyota
Also called	Toyota ZYX
Production	August 2006 – May 2011
Model years	2007–2011
Assembly	Australia: Altona, Victoria (TMCA); Canada: Cambridge, Ontario (TMMC); United States: Fremont, California (NUMMI);
Designer	John Smith
Body and chassis
Class	Mid-size
Body style	4-door sedan; 5-door station wagon
Layout	Transverse front-engine, front-wheel drive; Longitudinal front-engine, all-wheel drive;
Platform	Toyota XYZ platform
Related	Toyota 321
Powertrain
Engine	1.8 L Delta I4 (gasoline); 1.8 L Delta I4 (hybrid gasoline / electric); 2.0 L Delta I4 (supercharged gasoline); 3.0 L Zeta V6 (turbocharged diesel);
Transmission	5-speed Alpha manual; 6-speed Beta automatic; CVT Gamma automatic;
Dimensions
Wheelbase	2,766 मिमी (108.9 इंच)
Length	4,643 मिमी (182.8 इंच) (sedan); 4,668 मिमी (183.8 इंच) (wagon);
Width	1,806 मिमी (71.1 इंच)
Height	1,410–1,425 मिमी (55.5–56.1 इंच) (sedan); 1,427 मिमी (56.2 इंच) (wagon);
Curb weight	1,628–1,703 किग्रा (3,589–3,754 पाउंड) (sedan); 1,711–1,768 किग्रा (60,354–62,364 औंस) (wagon);
Chronology
Predecessor	Toyota ABC
Successor	Toyota 123

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This template is used in articles about motor vehicles including, but not necessarily limited to, cars, buses and trucks.

Usage

See the Parameters section of this document for detailed explanations of what data to enter in each parameter's field.

When entering more than one data point per field, use the unbulleted list template {{ubl | fact one | fact two | et cetera }} to put each entry on a separate line. Do not use <br /> to create line breaks in the infobox.

In the infobox templates below, conversion templates have been provided for your convenience. After copying the infobox template into the article, enter the data, replacing "NNNN" with numeric entries. When entering data into the conversion template, enter digits without thousands separators; i.e. 4287 not 4,287.

American English

American English
Vehicles designed and marketed using Imperial measurements

American English
Vehicles designed and marketed using metric measurements

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British English

British English
Vehicles designed and marketed using metric measurements

British English
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Infobox parameters

{{Infobox automobile
| name = Toyota XYZ
| image = 2007 Toyota Aurion Prodigy 06 (edit 5).jpg
| caption = 2007 Toyota XYZ sedan
| manufacturer = [[Toyota]]
| aka = Toyota ZYX
| production = August 2006 – May 2011
| model_years = 2007–2011
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  | 2.0 L ''Delta'' [[inline-four engine|I4]] ([[supercharger|supercharged]] gasoline)
  | 3.0 L ''Zeta'' [[V6 engine|V6]] ([[turbocharger|turbocharged]] diesel) 
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Name: The name field states the brand and model name or brand and model series used in the original or primary market of the subject vehicle. The name appears at the top of the infobox outside the border. Generally, the data entered in this field will match the title of the article.

Examples:

| name = Cadillac ATS


| name = Honda Civic (first generation)

| name = BMW 3 Series (E90)

Image
The image field displays an image of the subject vehicle to display in the infobox. The image used in the Infobox must comply with the standards outlined in the images section of WikiProject Automobiles/Conventions. Use an image showing the front three-quarter view (the vehicle parked at an angle relative to the photographer so that the photo shows the front and side of the vehicle) preferably taken against a non-distracting background with appropriate lighting. Enter the image file name and file type extension only.

Examples:
| image = Cadillac ATS 2013.jpg

| image = civicgen1.jpg

| image = 2007 BMW E90 at LA Auto Show.jpg

Caption
The caption field describes the vehicle pictured in the image field above.
Examples:
| caption = 2013 Cadillac ATS

| caption = 1974 Honda Civic 5-door hatchback

| caption = 2007 BMW 328xi coupé

Type
Vehicle type (e.g. Omnibus, truck, etc.)
Manufacturer
The manufacturer field states the company, division, or subsidiary responsible for the vehicle's engineering and development, which is not necessarily the entity assembling or marketing the vehicle. Do not use this field to list assembly locations, assembly facility names or assembly company names; that data must be entered in the separate assembly field.
Examples:
| manufacturer = [[Cadillac]]

| manufacturer = [[Honda]]

| manufacturer = [[BMW]]

You may show the parent company of a given manufacturer in parentheses after the manufacturer entry, if applicable.

| manufacturer = [[Cadillac]] ([[General Motors]])

| manufacturer = [[Lexus]] ([[Toyota]])

| manufacturer = [[Škoda]] ([[Volkswagen Group|Volkswagen]])

AKA
The AKA (also known as) field lists vehicles that are essentially the same as the subject vehicle, but are sold in other countries under a different brand and/or model name. Vehicles listed in this field generally do not have their own dedicated article. Not to be confused with the related field as described in the notes section below.

Examples:
In the Ford Escape article:
| aka = [[Ford Kuga]]

Use the unbulleted list template to display multiple entries:
In the Buick Regal article:
| aka = {{ubl | Chevrolet Vectra | [[Opel Insignia]] | Vauxhall Insignia}}

Production
The production field states the date production started and the date production ended. Dates should be expressed in years (for example, 2001–2006) or in months and years (for example, April 2001 – November 2006). Full dates should not be used in the production field of the infobox (for example, 7 April 2001 – 16 November 2006); full dates can be stated in the body of the article.

If production started in any year prior to the current year and is still ongoing, 2008–present, et cetera, is the preferred style. However, 2024– is preferable to 2024–present while we are still in 2024.

Vehicles that have not yet entered production should state, 2026 (to commence).

For vehicles sold in North America where the use of model years is widespread, the model_years field of the infobox may be used in addition to production. See model years in this document for more information.

Examples:
| production = 2004–2011
| production = December 2004 – October 2011
| production = 2009–present
| production = 2024–
| production = 2026 (to commence)

Model years
The model year field specifies the model year designations under which the manufacturer marketed the subject vehicle. This designation is determined by the manufacturer using criteria unique to that manufacturer and may or may not correspond with the calendar year. Do not use months or half years.

2024– is preferable to 2024–present while we are still in 2024.

If the first model year is any year prior to the current year and sales of the model are ongoing, 2006–present, et cetera, is the preferred style.

Examples:
| model_years = 2024–
| model_years = 2010–present
| model_years = 1974–1979

Assembly
The assembly field states the country of manufacture first, followed by a colon, and then the exact location, such as the city or town followed by the state or province, if applicable. If the manufacturing or assembly facility has an official name, is a legally incorporated subsidiary, is a partnership, is a joint venture or is an independent third party contractor, list that information in parentheses after the location
Examples:
| assembly = Japan: [[Suzuka, Mie]]
| assembly = United States: [[Lansing, Michigan]] ([[Lansing Grand River Assembly]])
Use the unbulleted list template to display multiple entries:
| assembly = {{ubl | Germany: [[Rüsselsheim]] | Finland: [[Uusikaupunki]] ([[Valmet Automotive]]) | Canada: [[Cambridge, Ontario]] ([[Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada|TMMC]])}}

Designer
The designer field is used to record the name(s) of the vehicle's exterior designer(s).
Class
The class field states the class segment to which the subject vehicle belongs. See also the classification guidelines of WikiProject Automobiles/Conventions.
Example:
| class = [[Mid-size car|Mid-size]]

Body style
The body style field lists the different available body styles of the article subject. State the number of doors as a numeral and the body style. Note: station wagons, hatchbacks, etc, are given an extra door to signify their larger rear openings compared to coupés and sedans, etc.
Examples:
| body_style = 4-door [[sedan (automobile)|sedan]]
| body_style = {{ubl | 2-door [[pickup truck|pickup]] | 2-door [[coupé]] | 3-door [[hatchback]] | 4-door  [[sedan (automobile)|sedan]] | 5-door [[station wagon]] }}

Layout
The layout field states subject vehicle's drivetrain / powertrain configuration. That is; whether the engine is mounted transversely or longitudinally, and then if it is mounted at the front, middle, or rear of the vehicle. Furthermore, the drive wheels need to be denoted; that is, front-, rear-, or four-wheel drive.
Examples:
| layout = [[Front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout|Transverse front-engine, front-wheel drive]]
| layout = {{ubl | ([[Front-engine, rear-wheel drive layout|Longitudinal front-engine, rear-wheel drive]]) | ([[Front-engine, four-wheel drive layout|Longitudinal front-engine, four-wheel drive]])}}

Platform
The platform field states the name of the platform, architecture or module upon which the subject vehicle is built. If the subject vehicle is not based on a platform, architecture or module, or if the manufacturer has not disclosed this information, leave this field blank.
Related
The related field lists similar vehicles that share considerable componentry with the subject vehicle. Do not list vehicles that merely share the same platform. Not to be confused with the aka field as described in the notes section below.
Engines
The engine field lists an engine's displacement, the engine name/code in italics, the cylinder arrangement and cylinder count, and then in parentheses, the type of forced induction (if applicable) and fuel type. Engine outputs and other data should be excluded. For fuel type, the terms "gasoline" (American English) or "petrol" (British English) should be used depending upon the spelling convention of the article.
The displacement should be written in liters (L) or cubic centimeters (cc) unless the engine was originally engineered, designated, and marketed in cubic inches (see below).
Examples in liters (L):
| engine = 0.8 L ''Alpha'' [[straight-three engine|I3]] (gasoline)
| engine = 1.8 L ''Delta'' [[inline-four engine|I4]] (gasoline)
| engine = 1.8 L ''Delta'' [[inline-four engine|I4]] ([[hybrid electric vehicle|hybrid]] gasoline)
| engine = 2.0 L ''Delta'' [[inline-four engine|I4]] ([[supercharger|supercharged]] gasoline)
| engine = 3.0 L ''Zeta'' [[V6 engine|V6]] ([[turbocharger|turbocharged]] diesel)
Use the unbulleted list template to display multiple entries:
| engine = {{ubl | 2.0 L ''Delta'' [[inline-four engine|I4]] ([[supercharger|supercharged]] gasoline) | 3.0 L ''Zeta'' [[V6 engine|V6]] ([[turbocharger|turbocharged]] diesel) }}
Cubic centimeters (cc) may be used where appropriate.
Examples in cubic centimeters (cc):
| engine = 789 cc ''Alpha'' [[straight-three engine|I3]] (gasoline)
| engine = 1,794 cc ''Delta'' [[inline-four engine|I4]] (gasoline)
Cubic inches (cu in) may be used if the engine was originally engineered, designated, and marketed in cubic inches. When working with cubic inches, use the convert template {{convert|NNN|cuin|L|0|abbr=on|order=flip}}. We abbreviate cubic inches using cu in rather than in³ or CID.
Example in cubic inches (cu in):
| engine = {{convert|350|cuin|0|abbr=on|order=flip}} ''Gamma'' [[V8 engine|V8]] (gasoline)

Motor
The motor field states the power output and type of electric motor(s) installed in the vehicle
Example:
| motor = Three-phase [[AC induction motor]]

Transmissions
The transmission field states the number of forward-propulsion gears, the transmission name/code in italics, and the transmission type. The number of forward-propulsion gears should be expressed numerically (for example: 5-speed), not alphabetically (for example: five-speed).
Examples:
| transmission = 5-speed ''Alpha'' manual
| transmission = 6-speed ''Beta'' automatic
| transmission = [[continuously variable transmission|CVT]] ''Gamma'' automatic
Use the unbulleted list template to display multiple entries:
|transmission = {{ubl | 6-speed ''[[Transmission Technologies Corporation|Tremec]] M3L TR-3160'' manual | 6-speed ''[[Hydramatic|Hydra-Matic]] 6L45'' automatic}}

Propulsion
For non-wheeled vehicles; e.g. "Track"
Drivetrain
The drivetrain field states what connects engines and motors to drive wheels. For compatibility with Template:Infobox automobile, you may continue to use transmission to describe multi-speed gearboxes (e.g. 6-speed manual).
Example:
| drivetrain = [[Hybrid vehicle drivetrain#Series hybrid|Series hybrid]]

Battery
The battery field states both the capacity and chemistry of the propulsion battery used in the vehicle. Do not include information about lead-acid, 12V batteries ("SLI" or "starting, lighting and ignition" batteries) typically used with internal combustion engines that may be present in a hybrid electric vehicle.
Example:
| battery = 60 or 85 [[kW·h]] [[lithium ion battery|lithium ion]]

Range
The range field states the maximum range of the vehicle, combining all available on-board fuel and power sources. State both the range and the applicable certifying body or test regimen, for example, the EPA or NEDC
Example:
| range = {{convert|379|mi}}{{nbsp}}[[FTP-75|EPA]]
| range = {{convert|366|mi}}{{nbsp}}[[New European Driving Cycle|NEDC]]

Electric range
The electric range field states the maximum range of the electric propulsion system, unassisted by any internal combustion engine that may be installed in the vehicle. State both the range and the applicable certifying body or test regimen, for example, the EPA or NEDC
Examples:
| range = {{ubl | {{convert|265|mi|abbr=on}}{{nbsp}}[[FTP-75|EPA]]
| range = {{ubl | 85 kW·h {{convert|265|mi|abbr=on}}{{nbsp}}[[FTP-75|EPA]], {{convert|300|mi|abbr=on}}{{nbsp}}Tesla Motors, {{convert|310|mi|abbr=on}}{{nbsp}}[[New European Driving Cycle|NEDC]] | 60 kW·h<br>{{convert|208|mi|abbr=on}}{{nbsp}}EPA {{convert|230|mi|abbr=on}}{{nbsp}}Tesla Motors {{convert|233|mi|abbr=on}}{{nbsp}}NEDC }}

Charging
The charging field states the type of plug-in connector (e.g. Chademo, SAEJ1772, IEC Type 2) and the vehicle's charging system limits (e.g. 50 kW DC)
Examples:
| charging = {{ubl | 11 kW 85-265 V onboard charger for 1ϕ 40A or 3ϕ 16A | Optional "Twin Charger" for 22 kW for 1ϕ 80A or 3ϕ 32A | Optional Supercharger for 100 kW DC offboard charging, adapters for domestic AC sockets (110-240V) }}

Dimensions and weight
The wheelbase, length, width, height and weight fields are used to state dimensions and weights. Dimensions and weight may be stated as a range, when appropriate. For example, for a particular body style, the base model with the small engine usually weighs the least, while the same body style with a bigger, optional engine usually weighs more. If this is the case, the infobox shows the lowest weight and highest weight for a particular body style as a range. Moreover, different trim levels may be fitted with different bumpers, and this, among other reasons may contribute to different exterior dimensions that should likewise be expressed as a range.
Do list separate data for each body style (coupé, sedan, station wagon, etc), but do not list separate data for each trim or option level. Use the unbulleted list template to display multiple entries:
Examples:
| wheelbase = {{convert|2766|mm|in|1|abbr=on}}

| length = {{convert|4643|mm|in|1|abbr=on}}

| width = {{convert|1806|mm|in|1|abbr=on}}

| height = {{convert|1410|mm|in|1|abbr=on}}

| weight = {{convert|1628|-|1703|kg|lb|0|abbr=on}}
OR
| wheelbase = {{ubl | {{convert|2766|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (sedan) | {{convert|2766|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (wagon) }}

| length = {{ubl | {{convert|4643|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (sedan) | {{convert|4668|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (wagon) }}

| width = {{ubl | {{convert|1806|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (sedan) | {{convert|1806|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (wagon) }}

| height = {{ubl | {{convert|1410|-|1425|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (sedan) | {{convert|1425|in|1|mm|abbr=on}} (wagon) }}

| weight = {{ubl | {{convert|1628|-|1703|kg|lb|0|abbr=on}} (sedan) | {{convert|1711|-|1768|kg|0|abbr=on}} (wagon) }}

module
Allows other templates to be embedded
Predecessor
The predecessor field states the manufacturer and model name of the vehicle that the subject vehicle replaced, if applicable. Wikilink the entry as appropriate.
Successor
The successor field states the manufacturer and model name of the vehicle that replaced the subject vehicle, if applicable. Wikilink the entry as appropriate.
Sp
The sp field controls the display spelling of the curb weight / kerb weight parameter in the infobox to match the spelling convention of the article.
Enter us for American English (default); enter uk for British English.

Notes
[संपादन करीं]

Aka versus related: aka is intended for alternate names such as the name give in other countries markets, where the subject vehicle is offered under a different brand and/or model name. Vehicles listed the AKA field typically do not have their own articles, instead redirecting to the original article. Related is intended for listing similar vehicles that share considerable componentry (but beyond mere platform sharing). Vehicles in the related field usually have their own articles.

Microformat
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The HTML mark-up produced by this template includes an hProduct microformat that makes a product's details readily parsable by computer programs. This aids tasks such as the cataloguing of articles and maintenance of databases. For more information about the use of microformats on Wikipedia, please visit the Microformat WikiProject.


If the product has a URL, use {{URL}} to include it.


Classes used
The HTML classes this microformat uses include:

brand
category
description
fn
hproduct
identifier
listing
photo
price
review
type
url
value

line-height:1.3em

TemplateData
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This is the TemplateData documentation for this template used by VisualEditor and other tools.
TemplateData for Infobox automobile

This template is used in articles about motor vehicles including, but not necessarily limited to, cars, buses and trucks.
Template parametersParameter Description Type Status
Name name The name field states the brand and model name or brand and model series used in the original or primary market of the subject vehicle. The name appears at the top of the infobox outside the border. Generally, the data entered in this field will match the title of the article.
Line optional
Image image The image field displays an image of the subject vehicle to display in the infobox. The image used in the Infobox must comply with the standards outlined in the images section of WikiProject Automobiles/Conventions. Use an image showing the front three-quarter view (the vehicle parked at an angle relative to the photographer so that the photo shows the front and side of the vehicle) preferably taken against a non-distracting background with appropriate lighting. Enter the image file name and file type extension only.
Line optional
Image size image_size Image size.
Line optional
Alt Text for Image alt Alt text for people who cannot see the image.
String optional
Interior Image interiorimage Image of the auto's interior.
Line optional
Caption caption The caption field describes the vehicle pictured in the Image field above.
String optional
Interior Image Alt Text interioralt Alt text for the interior image.
String optional
Caption for Interior interiorcaption Image caption for Interior
String optional
Type type Type of vehicle, e.g. omnibus, truck, etc.
Line optional
Manufacturer manufacturer The manufacturer field states the company, division, or subsidiary responsible for the vehicle's engineering and development, which is not necessarily the entity assembling or marketing the vehicle. Do not use this field to list assembly locations, assembly facility names or assembly company names; that data must be entered in the separate Assembly field. You may show the parent company of a given manufacturer in parentheses after the manufacturer entry, if applicable.
Line optional
Also Known As aka The AKA (also known as) field lists vehicles that are essentially the same as the subject vehicle, but are sold in other countries under a different brand and/or model name. Vehicles listed in this field generally do not have their own dedicated article. Not to be confused with the Related field.
String optional
Production Date production The production field states the date production started and the date production ended. Dates should be expressed in years (for example, 2001–2006) or in months and years (for example, April 2001 – November 2006). Full dates should not be used in the production field of the infobox (for example, 7 April 2001 – 16 November 2006); full dates can be stated in the body of the article. If production started in any year prior to the current year and is still ongoing, 2008–present, et cetera, is the preferred style. However, 2013– is preferable to 2013–present while we are still in 2013. Vehicles that have not yet entered production should state, 2015 (to commence).
Line optional
Model Years model_years The model year field specifies the model year designations under which the manufacturer marketed the subject vehicle. This designation is determined by the manufacturer using criteria unique to that manufacturer and may or may not correspond with the calendar year. Do not use months or half years. 2013– is preferable to 2013–present while we are still in 2013. If the first model year is any year prior to the current year and sales of the model are ongoing, 2006–present, et cetera, is the preferred style.
Line optional
Assembly assembly The assembly field states the country of manufacture first, followed by a colon, and then the exact location, such as the city or town followed by the state or province, if applicable. If the manufacturing or assembly facility has an official name, is a legally incorporated subsidiary, is a partnership, is a joint venture or is an independent third party contractor, list that information in parentheses after the location. Use the unbulleted list template ({{ubl}}) to display multiple entries.
String optional
Factory factory Factory of manufacture.
Line optional
Designer designer The designer field is used to record the name(s) of the vehicle's exterior designer(s).
String optional
Class class The class field states the class segment to which the subject vehicle belongs. See also the classification guidelines of WikiProject Automobiles/Conventions.
Line optional
Body style body_style The body style field lists the different available body styles of the article subject. State the number of doors as a numeral and the body style. Note: station wagons, hatchbacks, etc, are given an extra door to signify their larger rear openings compared to coupés and sedans, etc.
String optional
Platform platform The platform field states the name of the platform, architecture or module upon which the subject vehicle is built. If the subject vehicle is not based on a platform, architecture or module, or if the manufacturer has not disclosed this information, leave this field blank.
Line optional
Floor Type floortype Floor type.
String optional
Chassis Type chassis Chassis type.
String optional
Related Vehicles related The related field lists similar vehicles that share considerable componentry with the subject vehicle. Do not list vehicles that merely share the same platform. Not to be confused with the AKA field.
String optional
Layout layout The layout field states subject vehicle's drivetrain / powertrain configuration. That is; whether the engine is mounted transversely or longitudinally, and then if it is mounted at the front, middle, or rear of the vehicle. Furthermore, the drive wheels need to be denoted; that is, front-, rear-, or four-wheel drive.
String optional
Engines engine The engine field lists an engine's displacement, the engine name/code in italics, the cylinder arrangement and cylinder count, and then in parentheses, the type of forced induction (if applicable) and fuel type. Engine outputs and other data should be excluded. For fuel type, the terms "gasoline" (American English) or "petrol" (British English) should be used depending upon the spelling convention of the article. The displacement should be written in liters (L) or cubic centimeters (cc) unless the engine was originally engineered, designated, and marketed in cubic inches (see below).
String optional
Motor motor The motor field states the power output and type of electric motor(s) installed in the vehicle
Line optional
Power Output powerout Power Power output of drivetrain.
Line optional
Transmission transmission The transmission field states the number of forward-propulsion gears, the transmission name/code in italics, and the transmission type. The number of forward-propulsion gears should be expressed numerically (for example: 5-speed), not alphabetically (for example: five-speed).
String optional
Propulsion propulsion For non-wheeled vehicles, e.g. 'Tracks'
String optional
Drivetrain drivetrain The drivetrain field states what connects engines and motors to drive wheels. For compatibility with Template:Infobox automobile, you may continue to use transmission to describe multi-speed gearboxes (e.g. 6-speed manual).
String optional
Battery battery The battery field states both the capacity and chemistry of the propulsion battery used in the vehicle. Do not include information about lead-acid, 12V batteries ("SLI" or "starting, lighting and ignition" batteries) typically used with internal combustion engines that may be present in a hybrid electric vehicle.
String optional
Range range The range field states the maximum range of the vehicle, combining all available on-board fuel and power sources. State both the range and the applicable certifying body or test regimen, for example, the EPA or NEDC
Line optional
Electric range electric_range The electric range field states the maximum range of the electric propulsion system, unassisted by any internal combustion engine that may be installed in the vehicle. State both the range and the applicable certifying body or test regimen, for example, the EPA or NEDC
String optional
Charging charging The charging field states the type of plug-in connector (e.g. Chademo, SAEJ1772, IEC Type 2) and the vehicle's charging system limits (e.g. 50 kW DC)
String optional
Wheelbase wheelbase Wheelbase of vehicle; may be stated as a range, when appropriate. Do list separate data for each body style (coupé, sedan, station wagon, etc), but do not list separate data for each trim or option level. Use the unbulleted list template to display multiple entries.
Example entry: {{convert|2766|mm|in|1|abbr=on}}
String optional
Length length Length of vehicle; may be stated as a range, when appropriate. Do list separate data for each body style (coupé, sedan, station wagon, etc), but do not list separate data for each trim or option level. Use the unbulleted list template to display multiple entries.
Example entry: {{convert|4643|mm|in|1|abbr=on}}
String optional
Width width Width of vehicle; may be stated as a range, when appropriate. Do list separate data for each body style (coupé, sedan, station wagon, etc), but do not list separate data for each trim or option level. Use the unbulleted list template to display multiple entries.
Example entry: {{convert|1806|mm|in|1|abbr=on}}
String optional
Height height Height of vehicle; may be stated as a range, when appropriate. Do list separate data for each body style (coupé, sedan, station wagon, etc), but do not list separate data for each trim or option level. Use the unbulleted list template to display multiple entries.
Example entry: {{convert|1410|mm|in|1|abbr=on}}
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Weight weight Weight of vehicle; may be stated as a range, when appropriate. Do list separate data for each body style (coupé, sedan, station wagon, etc), but do not list separate data for each trim or option level. Use the unbulleted list template to display multiple entries.
Example entry: {{convert|1628|-|1703|kg|lb|0|abbr=on}}
String optional
Display Spelling Style sp The sp field controls the display spelling of the curb weight / kerb weight parameter in the infobox to match the spelling convention of the article.
Enter us for American English (default); enter uk for British English.
Default
us Line optional
Predecessor predecessor The predecessor field states the manufacturer and model name of the vehicle that the subject vehicle replaced, if applicable. Wikilink the entry as appropriate.
String optional
Successor successor The successor field states the manufacturer and model name of the vehicle that replaced the subject vehicle, if applicable. Wikilink the entry as appropriate.
String optional
Replaced replaced Is this vehicle replaced? (if no, leave empty)
Line optional
Year of Construction yearconstruction Years this vehicle was produced.
String optional
Operator operator Entity that operated the vehicle.
Line optional
Number of Doors doors Number of doors.
String optional
Powertrain Capacity capacity Powertrain capacity.
Line optional