About China's Coolest Cars
A Toyota Corolla DX sedan, seen in 2014 in the Chinese capital Beijing. The Japanese sedan appeared to be abandoned. The license plates were gone, and the poor car was covered in a thick layer of dust. But overall, it was in fine shape, painted white with the original gray wheel covers.
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A Toyota HiAce minivan, as seen on the streets of central Beijing in the summer of 2016. The good Toyota was in fine shape, albeit a bit dusty. It was painted dark blue with darkened windows and it still had all the original decals.
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A first-generation Toyota Previa, seen at the old Workers’ Stadium in Beijing in 2016. The Previa was in fine shape, painted beige with gray bumpers and darkened windows. The wheel covers are factory original.
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A Toyota Reiz sedan, seen in 2014 at a small car repair shop in the great city of Shenzhen in Guangdong province. The good Toyota was wrapped in a matte blue wrap, and further dressed up with pink striping and racy black alloy wheels. Continue reading “Toyota Reiz Is Matte Blue In Shenzhen, China”
A rare hardtop Toyota Mark II was seen in Hohhot, China, 2018. It had a pretty two-tone colour body.
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A speedy Toyota Reiz, seen in Beijing in 2013. The good Toyota was slightly modified and with good effect. It was fitted with a big body kit including new bumpers, a new hood, grille, side skirts, and a huge wing on the back.
A Toyota Fortuner, seen in the city of Tai’an in Shandong Province in July 2018. The Fortuner looked great in white, with a very shiny grille darkened windows, and a sporty set of alloy wheels.
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A Toyota Camry is the definition of beige; unobtrusive, boring, and ordinary. Still, this Camry XV10 made my kind of greedy. I met it in Beijing in 2015, and the whole car appeared to be in a super shape. I’ve always loved the aerodynamically shaped mirrors, useless but somehow very cool.
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A Hongqi HQ300 sedan, seen in the great city of Changchun in 2016. The good Hongqi was painted in black, like 99.9% of these cars always were. It was in a fine shape with the original alloy wheels and the ultra cool Hongqi ornament on the hood.
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