Exploring China's Wild Automotive World
Exploring China's Wild Automotive World
An ultra speedy Lotus Evora 400, seen at the British Motorsport Festival in Beijing. The Evora was painted in a very fiery shade of red, with a black roof, a black grille, black wheels, and darkened light visors.
A very classy Morgan Roadster, seen the British Motorsport Festival in Beijing. The Roadster is painted in a retro beige, with shiny chrome everywhere, and it has the famous leather belt over the bonnet.
A very speedy Aston Martin DB11 4.0 V8, seen on the British Motorsport Festival in Beijing. The Aston is painted in a trendy smurf blue, with a light gray roof line, a black grille, darkened windows, and matte gray wheels…
A Subaru Impreza Wagon, seen on a tuning show in Beijing, China. It looks just stunning, painted in fiery red with a black bonnet and roof, darkened windows, gold wheels, and a fat STi intercooler hiding behind the bumper.
An absolutely perfect W140 Mercedes-Benz S600 sedan, seen on a car market in South Beijing. The good old V12 was in top shape, super clean and shiny, and still standing on its original wheels.
A very sweet Toyota Camry sedan, seen on a car market in south Beijing. The good Camry was in fine shape, clean and mean, without any rust or rot, and still on its sporty five-spoke original wheels.
This tasty red cherry is a Gemballa Porsche 964 911 Carrera 2, originally sold to Japan and now in China. The car looked stunning, ultra clean, and ultra speedy.
A stealthy Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder seen on a cold winter’s day in China. The Lamboo is wrapped in a matte black wrap and further dressed up with a black top, darkened windows, very shiny five-spoke wheels, and an almost-certainly fake…
This is the manic BYD Tang, a Chinese SUV with 505 horsepower and a 0-100 acceleration time of just 4.9 seconds. The first-generation BYD Tang launched back in 2015, and the new one is almost with us.