Author: Chairman MacPherson

Jaguar XFL Is A Long-wheelbase British-Chinese Limouse

A dark blue Jaguar XFL, seen in the Chinese capital Beijing. The Jag was covered in a thick layer of dust but looked otherwise fine. The XFL is a long-wheelbase variant of the X260 Jaguar XF sedan.

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Geely Boyue L Is A Typical Chinese Mid-size SUV

The Geely Boyue L is a typical Chinese mid-size SUV. I met it on a summer’s day in Beijing. It seemed brand new, painted in a color called Orion Green, and fitted with aero wheels. Geely is selling many mid-size SUVs and crossovers, with overlap in price and size.

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Brilliance Junjie FSV Is A Cool Chinese Compact Sedan

This is a Brilliance Junjie FSV, a cool Chinese sedan with large headlights and wide wheel arches. The car that I saw was painted in dark blue, with sporty five-spoke alloy wheels.  Continue reading “Brilliance Junjie FSV Is A Cool Chinese Compact Sedan”

FAW-Volkswagen Audi A6L 4.2 Quattro Is A Rare V8-powered China-made Sedan

Here we have an Audi A6L 4.2 Quattro, as seen on the road in the Chinese capital Beijing. The big German sedan was in perfect shape for its years, painted in the typical dark black, and fitted with pretty 15-spoke matte gray alloy wheels.

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JAC Yiwei 3 Is A New Chinese Electric Hatchback

This is a JAC Yiwei 3, as seen in the Chinese capital Beijing. Yiwei (钇为) is a new EV brand under JAC Motors. The brand was launched in 2023 and the Yiwei 3 is their first car. It is a cool, cute-looking hatchback with large round headlights, large mirrors, and aero wheels.

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Neta U Is One Of Those Fancy New Chinese Electric Crossovers

Here we have a Neta U, a cool Chinese full-electric crossover, fitted with green NEV license plates. NEV stands for New Energy Vehicle, a Chinese vehicle category that includes EVs, PHEVs & EREVs, and FCEVs. The car that I saw is painted in a color called (translated): Star Diamond Phantom Powder. Chinese car makers love to outdo one another when it comes to poetic color names. This must be one of the best. I’d simply call it light purple. But for sure, Star Diamond Phantom Powder is much better.

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