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(Created page with " {{Craft |name = |role=Civilian Vehicle |image=ZokeScreenshot30190.png|photo_desc= |origin=Zokesia |designer= Logi Motor Company |serv_start = 1985 |operators= Various |cost= 23,199 |produced= |serv_end= }}The '''Ward W-5''' is a pickup truck designed by Logi Motor Company in the late 1980s for Imperial Zokesian markets. ==Development== The first vehicle designed by Logi Motor Company following their independence, the W-5 was an improvemen...") |
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+ | |prod_start=1985|prod_end=2001}}The '''Ward W-5''' is a pickup truck designed by [[Logi Motor Company]] in the late 1980s for Imperial [[Zokesia|Zokesian]] markets. |
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The first vehicle designed by Logi Motor Company following their independence, the W-5 was an improvement on the W-3 form the [[W-Series]] commercial trucks, but designed for the everyday man to use as well. |
The first vehicle designed by Logi Motor Company following their independence, the W-5 was an improvement on the W-3 form the [[W-Series]] commercial trucks, but designed for the everyday man to use as well. |
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| Role | Civilian Vehicle | ||||
| National Origin | Zokesia | ||||
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| 1985 - 2001 | |||||
| Designer | Logi Motor Company | ||||
| Unit Cost | 23,199(√) | ||||
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| Used By | Various | ||||
The Ward W-5 is a pickup truck designed by Logi Motor Company in the late 1980s for Imperial Zokesian markets.
Development
The first vehicle designed by Logi Motor Company following their independence, the W-5 was an improvement on the W-3 form the W-Series commercial trucks, but designed for the everyday man to use as well.
Design
Incorporating at its heart a 7.3L V8 motor, the W-Series engine outputs approximately 250 Capalpower and can reach speeds of up to 90 miles per hour.
