When describing a car, What does MKI and MKII mean? Is it a special tune or is it just a specific generation of the car? That term is not used that much over in the US.
It’s just the generation the model, so MK1 is the first of the model, and MK2 will be the next version, usually after a body restyling and/or chassis redesign
Generation of a model. For example: MK1 Golf is first gen, MK2 second, and so on.
Mark 1 and Mark 2 and Mark 3 and Mark 4 and Mark 5 and I’m done. Yes, it simply is the method of designating a version of a product.
AC Cobra MKII — Second Generation of AC Cobra
Jaguar Mark II — Second generation of Jaguar’s 1959 sedan
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It’s just the generation the model, so MK1 is the first of the model, and MK2 will be the next version, usually after a body restyling and/or chassis redesign
Generation of a model. For example: MK1 Golf is first gen, MK2 second, and so on.
Mark 1 and Mark 2 and Mark 3 and Mark 4 and Mark 5 and I’m done. Yes, it simply is the method of designating a version of a product.
AC Cobra MKII — Second Generation of AC Cobra
Jaguar Mark II — Second generation of Jaguar’s 1959 sedan
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