About China's Coolest Cars
This is a V30 Toyota Camry Prominent 2.0 VX, right-hand drive, seen in the great city of Changchun in Jilin Province. It is one of the rarest cars I have ever seen in China.
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This is a Dilong DL350-A, a new low-speed electric vehicle (LSEV) from China. It has four doors, four seats, roof rails, and a trendy Volkswagen-inspired design at the nose.
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A speedy Ferrari 458 Spider, seen in the Lido area in Beijing. The fast Italian is painted in white, and fitted with matte gray alloys and yellow brakes.
A silver Honda Civic sedan, seen in the far north of Beijing, the capital of China. The good Honda was in need of some work but seemed in fine overall shape.
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An interesting tow, seen on a road in the far north east of Beijing. A third generation Subaru Outback tows a first generation Subaru Impreza.
A silver Opel Astra hatchback, seen on a bridge in Wangjing district in Beijing. The third generation Opel Astra ‘H’ was made from 2004 until 2009 with a small facelift in 2006. Our Beijing car is a pre-facelift example.
This is not a 1960’s Rolls-Royce Phantom V from England. Instead, this is a Jinma QJM5037XLF from China. The nearly seven-meter long limousine was seen in Beijing by Lao Wei, thank you for the pictures!
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This is a rare Volkswagen Passat 2.8 V6, seen in northern Beijing. The Chinese-German sedan was in great shape. Volkswagen produced the B6 Passat in China from 2003 to 2011, with multiple updates over the years. The car we have here is a 2007-2009 2.8 V6, the highest spec B6 Passat in China, and probably in the world.
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A Saab 9-5 Aero sedan, seen in Beijing’s Wangjing District. The speedy Swede was painted in black and stood on shiny multispoke wheels. It appeared to be in perfect shape.
A big and black Lexus GX470, seen in the far northeast of Beijing. The ‘GX’ name stands for Grand Crossover, according to Lexus marketing speak. That’s fine with me, but I see an off-road capable SUV based on the Land cruiser Prado, a car that nobody would call a crossover.
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