A light blue BMW M4 sports-coupe, seen at night in Beijing, capital of China. The speedy Bimmer is dressed up with a set of ultra cool after market wheels, darkened windows, and a N·920M4 license plate.
The interior was in orange-brown leather. The BMW M4 is powered by a screaming twin-turbocharged 3.0 liter six-in-line with an output of 450 hp and 550 Nm. Unlimited top speed is 274 km/h and 0-100 is gone in 4 seconds. The BMW M4 is rare in China, and no wonder why: 890.990 yuan or $130.000!
I saw the M4 at Christmas time in 2017. Christmas is not traditionally celebrated in China but commercially it has become almost just as big as in Europe or North America. This man-size Santa Claus electric doll was playing Christmas songs on a saxophone, standing next to a purple-pink three.
Balloons are best sellers at any time. Sellers transport these helium-filled balloons by scooter or motorbike, simply by hanging them on. With wind, this can be very dangerous. I have seen ‘m falling flat on their face, balloons away.