About China's Coolest Cars
A fiery red Great Wall Gwperi, seen on a road near my home in Beijing. The Peri was in a fine shape, but strangely, the paint on both front doors was of a lighter kind of red. What happened there?
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A virgin white Volkswagen Santana 2000, with black bumpers and half-doors. The good Santana was in very good shape, probably the best of its kind that I have ever seen.
Continue reading “The Volkswagen Santana 2000 Is A Chinese-German Sedan With Brazilian Roots”
A manically fast Audi RS6 Avant, seen at the Lido Hotel in Beijing. The German speed wagon looks absolutely stunning, painted in dark blue with matte silver detailing, and fitted with dark black five-double spoke alloys.
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A super clean Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX, seen at a car shop at the Goldenport racetrack in Beijing. The mighty Mits’ looks speedy to the max, painted in bright yellow and fitted with shiny silver five-double spoke alloys.
Continue reading “Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX Is A Yellow Japanese Rally Monster In China”
A beautiful black Volvo S60 T6, seen on a car market in Beijing. The speedy sedan was in pretty good shape, dirty and dusty, but otherwise as clean as a blonde Swedish babe.
Continue reading “Volvo S80 T6 Is A Speedy Swedish Sedan In China”
A very cool dark blue Opel Omega 2.0 GL sedan, seen in the west of the Chinese capital, Beijing. Sadly, the car was in a rather poor shape, with various broken bits and poorly repainted parts.
Continue reading “Opel Omega 2.0 GL Is An Old Blue German Sedan In Beijing”
An ultra racy Melkus RS2000, painted in white with red racing stripes. Amazingly, the Melkus brand was officially marketed in China, from 2010 until the company went bankrupt in 2012.
