Huali
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Huali is a brand of Tianjin Auto Works Company, a car manufacturer subsidiary of First Automobile Works Group.
The Huali Dafa is an extremely popular three-cylinder microvan in the People's Republic of China. It is well known for its low cost and reliability. It is highly identifiable by its unique curved "snub" shape. For this reason it is commonly nick-named the "bread car". Production of the Huali Dafa was discontinued some time ago, but hundreds of thousands remain on the roads of China. By far, its most common color is maroon, followed by silver.
Today, Huali produces two rebadged verisons of the first-generation Daihatsu Terios (Huali Dario) and the first-generation Daihatsu Move (Huali Yiqi).
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