This Is The Geely Baofeng GT Sport

Geely Baofeng GT Sport
Geely Baofeng GT Sport

This red beast is the Geely Baofeng GT Sport, seen parked on a pavement in north Beijing. The Baofeng (Leopard Wind) GT Sportwas a sporty cross-over thing based on the Geely Haoqing, aka Geely HQ.

The Geely HQ in turn was based on the Tianjin Xiali, which in another turn was based on the Daihatsu Charade.

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The Toyota 4Runner TRD Off-Road Went From The Middle East To China

Toyota 4Runner TRD Off-Road
Toyota 4Runner TRD Off-Road

A white Toyota 4Runner TRD Off-Road in Beijing, looking every inch as giant as it is. The vehicle looked brand new, with super cool typical Toyota decals on the sides and license plates from Jilin Province.

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Getting Some Varta Juice With The Santana In China

Varta car battery

A Volkswagen Santana sedan at a roadside Varta battery shop, seen in the great mega city of Chongqing a few years back.

This kind of small shops used to be everywhere but nowadays most are gone. The Santana is dressed up with a shiny wheel arch extender. The Volkswagen Santana was made in China by FAW-Volkswagen.

Great Wall Safe RV CC6460D In Yellow In China

Great Wall Safe RV

Here we have a near-perfect Great Wall Safe RV, seen at the Agricultural Exhibition Center in Beijing. The ‘RV’ was the top-end variant of the Great Wall Safe, known in China as the Saifu. Except for the bull-bar, everything on the vehicle was factory-standard, including:

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Aston Martin Vanquish Is A Speedy Light Blue Brit In Beijing

Aston Martin Vanquish

An incredible Aston Martin Vanquish, seen on a car market in south Beijing. The good Aston was painted in a light blue shade, which suited the car just perfectly. License plates are from Liaoning province, up in the northeast.

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