The Opel Agila Njoy Is A German-Japanese Specialty In China
A very trendy Opel Agila Njoy, seen on the road in Beijing. The Njoy was a special edition of the Opel Agila, which in turn was based on the Suzuki Wagon R+.
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A very trendy Opel Agila Njoy, seen on the road in Beijing. The Njoy was a special edition of the Opel Agila, which in turn was based on the Suzuki Wagon R+.
A super speedy Porsche 911 Targa 4, seen at the Lido Hotel in Beijing. The good Porsche is painted in a light shade of silver with a black Targa roof, and fitted with beautiful dark gray multispoke alloys.
A ultra cool Cadillac ATS-L, seen in north Beijing, with delivery motorcycles blocking the way fore and aft. The good Cadillac is wrapped in a very shiny pink wrap, topped by black windows, and chromed window framed and door handles.
A beautiful blue Renault Safrane on black license plates, seen in east Beijing. The good Renault was dirty and dusty and appeared to be abandoned. But it wasn’t lost, with some love and maintenance it could be back on the…

There was a time when Great Wall made other cars than just a bunch of SUVs that all look alike. One of these cars was the Great Wall Florid, a compact hatchback. They also made a cross version of the…

A Hyundai Equus JS350 sedan, seen in central Beijing in China. The Korean limousine is painted in cream white, and interesting color for the Equus; all the others I have seen so far were black.

This is a First Auto Works Jiabao CA63601A1, a cool Chinese microvan. In China, this kind of vehicle is called mianbaoche, literally bread car, because its shape resembles a loaf of bread.

This is the Beijing Auto BJ40 Plus, seen at a dealer in Tai’an. The BJ40 Plus is a high-end variant of the Beijing Auto BJ40 L. Design is heavily inspired by the Jeep Wrangler, but it looks kind of cool.

A Korean Domestic Market (KDM) Kia Optima sedan, seen in the great city of Tai’an in Shandong Province. The good Kia was a bit dirty, but otherwise in fine shape.