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فارسی: وانت ارس English: Aras, Iranian light utility vehicle built by the Iranian Defense Industries Corporation. Has a Chinese-made CYQD32TI 3.3-liter turbodiesel with Nissan origins as also seen in Zamyad trucks, 133hp, while the chassis appears to be related to the 70-series Toyota Land Cruiser. The later Aras-2 development has closer to 200hp and various other upgrades to make it more capable offroad. |
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