LE-Car

LE-Car (Light Economy Car) and the related LE-DC (Light Economy Diesel Car) are a series of diesel railcars produced by the rolling stock division of Fuji Heavy Industries (now known as Subaru Corporation) from 1984 through 2001; these were developed from 1982 intended for uses similar to Nanbu Jūkan Railway's KiHa 10 series cars. LE-Car cars are still produced by Niigata Transys, a successor company of Fuji Heavy Industries's rolling stock division, but are not marketed under the LE-Car or LE-DC names. The LE-Car series is currently in its second generation, having been produced for over 30 years, with a number of changes since then. The cars also feature a number of different body styles.
==List of LE-Cars==
===LE-Car===
;Two-axle
*Meitetsu KiHa 10 series (1984, retired)
*Tarumi HaIMo 180-100 series (1984, retired)
*Hojo FuRaWa 1985 series (1985, retired)
*Miki MiKi 180 series (1985, retired)
*Ohmi LE10 series (1986, retired)
*Arida HaIMo 180 series (1994, retired)
*Kurihara KD10 series (1995, retired)
*Kishū KiTeTsu 1 series (2000, active)
;Two-bogie
*Akechi AKeChi 1 series (1985, retired)
*Tarumi HaIMo 230-300 series (1985, retired)
*Amagi AR100 series (1986, retired)
*Nagaragawa NaGaRa 1 series (1986, retired)
*Tenryu TH1 series (1986, retired)
*Ise ISe I series (1987, retired)
*Isumi ISuMi Class 100 (1987, active)
*Meitetsu KiHa 20 series (1987, retired)
*Moka MoOka 63 series (1988, retired)
*Akechi AKeChi 6 series (1989, retired)
*Ise ISe II series (1989, retired)
*Watarase Wa 89-100 series (1989, retired)
===LE-DC===
;Manufactured by Fuji Heavy Industries
*Shigaraki Kohgen SKR200 series (1987, retired)
*Miyafuku MF100 series (1988, active)
*Noto NT100 series (1988, retired)
*Noto NT800 series (1988, retired)
*Heisei Chikuhō 100 series (1989, retired)
*Watarase Wa 89-300 series (1989, retired)
*Amagi AR200 series (1992, retired)
*Kurihara KD95 series (1995, retired)
*Nagaragawa NaGaRa 200 series (1994, retired)
*Meitetsu KiHa 30 series (1995, retired)
*Shigaraki Kohgen SKR300 series (1995, retired)
*Tenryu TH3000 series (1995, active)
*Watarase Wa 89-310 series (1995, active)
*Akechi AKeChi 10 series (1998, active)
*Miki MiKi 300 series (1998, retired)
*Nagaragawa NaGaRa 3 series (1998, active)
*Tarumi HaIMo 295-310 series (1999, active)
*Hojo FuRaWa 2000 series (2000, active)
*Amagi AR300 series (2001, active)
*Amagi AR400 series (2001, active)
*Shigaraki Kohgen SKR310 series (2001, active)
*Hitachinaka MiKi 300 series (2009, active)
*Tarumi HaIMo 295-610 series (2009, active)
*Kishu KR301 series (2016, active)
*Kishu KR205 series (2017, active)
;Manufactured by Niigata Transys
*Tarumi HaIMo 295-510 series (2005, active)
*Nagaragawa NaGaRa 500 series (2007, active)
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