Talk:Daihatsu Mira

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Information on the Mira e:S

I don't like the lack of information on the Mira e:S on the English Wikipedia. The e:S has been in production since 2011 & by the time of this writing, its 2nd generation model started being on sale in Japan. I don't live in Japan; I went to check on the Japanese Mira e:S Wikipedia page. There should be information on the e:S on the original Mira's page or the e:S should have its own page.

                                                                                                                                            -Anonymous
                                                                                                                                             July 12, 2017