Daihatsu may not be a major name brand among American enthusiasts, but the Toyota offshoot has been producing an affordable, manual sports car since 2002. That model, the Copen, has traditionally been a front-wheel-drive Kei car with a hardtop convertible …

Among the news coming out of the Japan Mobility Show, Daihatsu has revealed a concept car previewing a new generation of the iconic Copen roadster. This tiny sports car was sold in Europe for a short period of time, gaining a huge following thanks to its …

It’s been a month since Daihatsu said it would end production of the Copen in 2026, but fans of the tiny drop-top won’t have to mourn for long. Toyota’s budget-friendly brand has confirmed that a next-generation model, codenamed K-Open, is already in …

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… mobility show is the reborn Daihatsu Copen. It’ll feature the same …

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… axle Tyres: 155/65R14   Daihatsu Copen First launched in 2002 as … folding metal roof mechanism. The Daihatsu Copen soon spawned export variants in …

… the market, the cuddly little Daihatsu Copen roadster is headed for retirement … Since 2002 The first-generation Daihatsu Copen debuted in 2002 with styling …