Interesting Facts About the Daihatsu Sirion M100
The Daihatsu Sirion M100 debuted in 1998 as the first‑generation Sirion, running until the mid‑2000s. It was built on a three‑cylinder 998 cc (1.0 L) petrol engine and served as Daihatsu's compact offering during that period.
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Launch and Production Span
The M100 model was introduced in 1998 and remained in production through 2004, with some sources extending its run to 2005. It represents the first generation of the Sirion lineup.
Three‑Cylinder Powerplant
The Sirion M100 is equipped with a three‑cylinder 998 cc (often referred to as a 1.0 L) petrol engine, distinguishing it from larger rivals in the sub‑compact segment.
Replaced the Charade and Market Names
When launched, the M100 effectively replaced Daihatsu's similarly sized Charade. In various markets the model was also sold under the names Storia and Boon, reflecting its global branding strategy.
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