CarGene
ChatGPT plugin by 空 小澤 · Look up Japanese car history
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About CarGene
On the directory's Entertainment page CarGene is #183 of 619. It joined the directory on Oct 11, 2026.
CarGene answers questions about the history of Japanese cars from a curated database: which generations of a model were sold and when, their chassis codes, the engineers who developed them, how generations relate (successor, sibling, derivative), and sales figures by country and year.From the plugin’s directory listing
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What does CarGene do?
Look up Japanese car history. CarGene answers questions about the history of Japanese cars from a curated database: which generations of a model were sold and when, their chassis codes, the engineers who developed them, how generations relate (successor, sibling, derivative), and sales figures by country and year.
How do I use CarGene in ChatGPT?
Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @CarGene in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “Who was the chief engineer of the AE86 Corolla Levin?”, “List the generations of the Nissan Skyline with their chassis codes and sales years.” or “How many Toyota Corollas were sold in Japan in 2011?”