Zenki/Kouki Galant Connotation

i dont know how hard it is to start a trend in this forum
but its come to my attention that most japanese vehicles have a way of determining which phase of vehicle is which when the same model undergoes a remodel.

Zenki means former
Kouki means latter

i think from now on we shoudl refer to galants like this for better reference

94-96 - Zenki 7G
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...22/zenki7g.gif
97-98 - Kouki 7G
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...22/kouki7g.jpg


99-01 - Zenki 8G
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...22/zenki8g.jpg
02-03 - Kouki 8G
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...22/kouki8g.jpg

and so on

i prefer new and old :lol:

zenki and kouki are reserved for the JDM models specifically the vr4 8g original ('96-'97) and facelift (update) vr4/viento (98+) models. so refering to USDM models with those words causes more confusion.

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Originally Posted by fatal1

i prefer new and old :lol:

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Works for me

We dont drive Nissans :P

The DSM way:
7ga
7gb

Tada!

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Originally Posted by seth98esT

We dont drive Nissans :P

The DSM way:
7ga
7gb

Tada!

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ive seen them call integras that too. mostly applies to all japanese cars but i guess its stricktly for jdm

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Originally Posted by seth98esT

We dont drive Nissans :P

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thank god.

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Originally Posted by quicksilver22

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Originally Posted by seth98esT

We dont drive Nissans :P

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thank god.

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especially altimas

I'm fine with 6g, 7g, 8g, and 9g.

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Originally Posted by RedGalant2k1

I'm fine with 6g, 7g, 8g, and 9g.

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x2

yea BOO that idea, I'm not Japanese, prolly cant say those words correctly

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Originally Posted by Serstylz2

yea BOO that idea, I'm not Japanese, prolly cant say those words correctly

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x2. :|

*pokes at Lonestar's dead idea with a stick*