The Haima Family is a

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sedan and

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produced by the

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manufacturer Haima Automobile. The model was introduced in 2003.

Haima Family (2003–2007)

The first generation Haima Family was a badge engineered version of the eighth generation Mazda 323 with completely redesigned front and rear ends sold in China by Haima Automobile. File:Haima Family 01 China 2014-04-28.jpg, First generation Haima Family File:Haima Family 02 China 2014-04-28.jpg, rear

Haima Happin

An identical model was also available at the same time originally rebadged as the Haima Happin (海福星, Haifuxing) wearing exactly the same front bumper as the Mazda 323 at launch, but later had a facelift that features redesigned front and rear bumpers and new lamps to differentiate from the Mazda design with prices ranging from 59,800 yuan to 66,800 yuan. File:Haima Happin China 2016-04-08.jpg, Haima Happin pre-facelift (Rebadged Mazda 323 File:Haima Happin facelift IMG001.jpg, Haima Happin facelift File:Haima Happin facelift 02 China 2014-04-28.jpg, Haima Happin facelift (rear)

Haima Family II (2007–2013)

The second generation Haima Family was originally launched as the

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based on the same platform as the first generation Mazda 3. However, the model was renamed to Haima Family after the 2011 facelift with prices starting from 76,800 yuan to 98,800 yuan. File:Haima Family II China 2012-04-14.jpg, Pre-facelift Haima Family II File:Haima Family II facelift China 2016-04-08.jpg, Haima Family II facelift sedan front File:Haima Family II facelift 02 China 2014-04-15.jpg, Haima Family II facelift sedan rear File:Haima Family VS -- Auto Chongqing -- 2012-06-07.jpg, Haima Family II facelift hatchback

Haima Family III (2013–present)

The third generation Haima Family was only available in sedan from, and was originally sold as the Haima Family or Haima Familia (福美来) in some parts of the world featuring a brand new design. However, the model was renamed to Haima Familia M5 or Haima M5 after the facelift in 2014, putting an end to the Haima Family nameplate. File:Haima Family III China 2016-03-29.jpg, Haima Family III front File:Haima Family III Turbo rear China 2016-04-01.jpg, Haima Family III rear

References

External links

Haima official website
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