About China's Coolest Cars
About China's Coolest Cars
A Rolls-Royce Ghost with an embassy license plate in Beijing. In China, the first three numbers on an embassy plate indicate the country. In this case, 121 stands for the Kingdom of Cambodia. The Rolls-Royce likely belongs to Cambodian King…
A wondrous white Volkswagen Sharan V6 MPV, seen in the east of Beijing, capital of China. The good Sharan was in a perfect shape and completely original, down to the wheels.
A somewhat tired-looking MG7, seen in the eastern suburbs of the Chinese capital, Beijing. The good MG was painted in a very British shade of green and fitted with shiny silver alloys.
The Brabus G800 is a monster, and this particular example is a monstrosity. But it is still very cool. It is painted in yellow and black, with a dark gray grille. The headlights are especially interesting. They are partially covered…
A very sweet 996 Porsche 911 Targa, seen in central Beijing. Incredible A·YC911 license plates are from Zhejiang province. The good 911 is wrapped in a semi-shiny orange wrap. The original color seems white, see bumper.
A super speedy E60 BMW M5 sedan, seen at FB-City in Beijing. The beastly Bimmer looked as new, inside and out. The dark silver shade looks great on the M5, and its design has aged well.
This is the new Citroen C4 Aircross, seen at a Citroen dealer in China. The vehicle looked ultra cool, with a white body, a black roof, and lots of bright orange detailing.
Here we have the new Lynk & C0 03 sedan, the first car of Geely’s Lynk & Co brand after the 01 SUV and the 02 crossover. The brown car on the photos is the base version, powered by a…
This is the brand new Audi Q5L S-Line, the sportiest variant of the new long-wheelbase Audi Q5L. I saw this latest stretched-out Audi at an Audi dealer in east Beijing.