Fuchu - Revision history

Guicool138 at 13:36, 22 May 2026

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	Fuchu stopped selling the RS8V in 2012, but for a limited time, owners could send their cars to the company and turn their Finale trim into the final TRK trim for the vehicle. This version had new bodywork and a tuned engine for more performance, as well as a new set of wheels in collaboration with PRA.		Fuchu stopped selling the RS8V in 2012, but for a limited time, owners could send their cars to the company and turn their Finale trim into the final TRK trim for the vehicle. This version had new bodywork and a tuned engine for more performance, as well as a new set of wheels in collaboration with PRA.

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Guicool138 at 02:48, 17 April 2026

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Guicool138 at 02:10, 17 April 2026

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	Fuchu is a Japanese company, known for their Wankel based engines.		'''Fuchu''' is a Japanese company, known for their Wankel based engines.

	== History ==		== History ==

Guicool138 at 01:39, 17 April 2026

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	{{Company Infobox2		{{Company Infobox2
	\|name-1= ~~Armand~~		\|name-1= Fuchu
	\|image-1= ~~armand~~.png		\|image-1= Fuchu_Logo1.png
	\|caption-1= ~~Find your Destination with Passion~~		\|caption-1= Achieve Victory
	\|fullname-1= ~~Armand Société des Automobiles~~		\|fullname-1= Fuchu Motor Corporation K.K.
	\|date-1= ~~1810, Paris~~		\|date-1= 1920
	\|country-1= ~~France~~		\|country-1= Japan
	\|products-1= Automobiles, engines		\|products-1= Automobiles, engines
	\|owners-1= ~~EuroNext Initiative~~ (~~100~~%)		\|owners-1= Koromo (7%), Japan Master Bank (10%)
	\|areas-1= ~~Worldwide (minus~~ North America)		\|areas-1= Japan, North America, Western Europe
	\|status-1= Active		\|status-1= Active
	\|name-2= ~~Armand~~		\|name-2= Fuchu
	\|image-2= ~~armand~~.png		\|image-2= Fuchu_Logo.png
	\|caption-2= ~~Find your Destination with Passion~~		\|caption-2= Achieve Victory
	\|fullname-2= ~~Armand Société des Automobiles~~		\|fullname-2= Fuchu Motor Corporation K.K.
	\|date-2= ~~1810, Paris~~		\|date-2= 1920
	\|country-2= ~~France~~		\|country-2= Japan
	\|products-2= Automobiles, engines		\|products-2= Automobiles, engines
	\|owners-2= ~~EuroNext Initiative~~ (~~100~~%)		\|owners-2= Koromo (7%), Japan Master Bank (10%)
	\|areas-2= ~~Worldwide (minus~~ North America)		\|areas-2= Japan, North America, Western Europe
	\|status-2= Active		\|status-2= Active
	}}		\|panel-1=New Logo\|panel-2=Old Logo}}

	Fuchu		Fuchu is a Japanese company, known for their Wankel based engines.

	== History ==		== History ==

Guicool138 at 23:02, 16 April 2026

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	==== RS8V TRK (2012) ====		==== RS8V TRK (2012) ====
	Fuchu stopped selling the RS8V in 2012, but for a limited time, owners could send their cars to the company and turn their Finale trim into the final TRK trim for the vehicle. This version had new bodywork and a tuned engine for more performance, as well as a new set of wheels in collaboration with PRA.		Fuchu stopped selling the RS8V in 2012, but for a limited time, owners could send their cars to the company and turn their Finale trim into the final TRK trim for the vehicle. This version had new bodywork and a tuned engine for more performance, as well as a new set of wheels in collaboration with PRA.

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Guicool138 at 23:02, 16 April 2026

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	~~Adsadas~~		Fuchu

	~~History~~

			== History ==
	Fuchu was founded in 1920 as a cork making factory, and after several factory acquisitions, it started producing cars in 1931. During the Second World War, Fuchu produced weapons to the Japanese military as well as military vehicles. Actual full car production with the Fuchu name started in 1960.		Fuchu was founded in 1920 as a cork making factory, and after several factory acquisitions, it started producing cars in 1931. During the Second World War, Fuchu produced weapons to the Japanese military as well as military vehicles. Actual full car production with the Fuchu name started in 1960.

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	Fuchu’s market presence has since retracted to a select number, being mostly Asian countries, and the USA. The company’s new focus is for Hybrid and EVs, but hasn’t been truly successful due to the aggressive competition.		Fuchu’s market presence has since retracted to a select number, being mostly Asian countries, and the USA. The company’s new focus is for Hybrid and EVs, but hasn’t been truly successful due to the aggressive competition.

	TRK		=== TRK ===

	TRK stands for Track Racing Spec. Created in 1967, originally a separate group outside of Fuchu, they were an independent racing team that modified Fuchu cars. Using several Fuchu cars, they raced and won multiple editions of the 24H GrinVits, as well the local JGT competitions.		TRK stands for Track Racing Spec. Created in 1967, originally a separate group outside of Fuchu, they were an independent racing team that modified Fuchu cars. Using several Fuchu cars, they raced and won multiple editions of the 24H GrinVits, as well the local JGT competitions.

	Fuchu acquired the company in 1999, turning them into an aftermarket parts company for Fuchu cars, and in 2003, they started offering factory-tuned versions of their cars. The first car offered was the Latitude in 2003.		Fuchu acquired the company in 1999, turning them into an aftermarket parts company for Fuchu cars, and in 2003, they started offering factory-tuned versions of their cars. The first car offered was the Latitude in 2003.

	== Featured Vehicles ==		== Featured Vehicles In Project Redline ==

	=== ~~Common~~ ===		=== Regular ===

	==== Latitude TRK (2022) ====		==== Latitude TRK (2022) ====
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	Powering this 4 door coupé is the second version of the previous 1.3L FRW rotary engine, with a 6-speed manual, using a FR layout.		Powering this 4 door coupé is the second version of the previous 1.3L FRW rotary engine, with a 6-speed manual, using a FR layout.

	=== ~~Unique~~ ===		=== Custom ===

	==== AT Hiko RS7V (1995) ====		==== AT Hiko RS7V (1995) ====

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Guicool138 at 23:01, 16 April 2026

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			History

			Fuchu was founded in 1920 as a cork making factory, and after several factory acquisitions, it started producing cars in 1931. During the Second World War, Fuchu produced weapons to the Japanese military as well as military vehicles. Actual full car production with the Fuchu name started in 1960.

			Inspired by a now defunct West German company, Fuchu decided to create their own take of the rotary engine, naming it FRW (Fuchu Rotary Wankel). This very same company decided to be a partner to Fuchu, and this led to the cars being sold internationally. Many praised the FRW engine for being powerful and lightweight, leading to a lot of popularity and high sales figures.

			In 1970, Fuchu made its official debut inside the USA, and created many USDM cars with their FRW engine due to high demand. But the 1973 oil crisis put a damper into their expansion plans and the company refocused their efforts to make the FRW engines more desirable for sport cars than common ones. This seemed to work as the new lineup from the RS series, called RS7, launched in 1978 and sold very well until its discontinuation in 2012 with the RS8 model.

			In 1974, Dearborn had invested in the company, acquiring a 24.5% stake in 1979, upped to a 33.4% in 1995. This led Fuchu cars to be rebadged as Dearborn ones as well many engines being used inside of Dearborn cars. In turn, Fuchu helped Dearborn to sell their cars in Asian markets that Dearborn couldn’t get into. The world financial crisis in 2008 caused a lot of downturns and Dearborn looked to sell their investments in Fuchu, doing so in 2015.

			In that same year, Koromo and Fuchu announced a ‘strategic relationship’ between them, allowing them to use technologies from each other.

			Fuchu’s market presence has since retracted to a select number, being mostly Asian countries, and the USA. The company’s new focus is for Hybrid and EVs, but hasn’t been truly successful due to the aggressive competition.

			TRK

			TRK stands for Track Racing Spec. Created in 1967, originally a separate group outside of Fuchu, they were an independent racing team that modified Fuchu cars. Using several Fuchu cars, they raced and won multiple editions of the 24H GrinVits, as well the local JGT competitions.

			Fuchu acquired the company in 1999, turning them into an aftermarket parts company for Fuchu cars, and in 2003, they started offering factory-tuned versions of their cars. The first car offered was the Latitude in 2003.

Guicool138 at 23:00, 16 April 2026

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			\|caption-1= Find your Destination with Passion
			\|fullname-1= Armand Société des Automobiles
			\|date-1= 1810, Paris
			\|country-1= France
			\|products-1= Automobiles, engines
			\|owners-1= EuroNext Initiative (100%)
			\|areas-1= Worldwide (minus North America)
			\|status-1= Active
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			\|caption-2= Find your Destination with Passion
			\|fullname-2= Armand Société des Automobiles
			\|date-2= 1810, Paris
			\|country-2= France
			\|products-2= Automobiles, engines
			\|owners-2= EuroNext Initiative (100%)
			\|areas-2= Worldwide (minus North America)
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