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A very nice combination of cars seen in Guangzhou, capital of the Chinese province Guangdong. In the foreground a classic Wuling LZ100 minivan, followed by an early, and slightly modified, Chery QQ3.
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Earlier on, I posted about the Chery Cowin 2, the latest variant of the Seat Toledo-based Chery. Today, we have a much rarer version of the ‘Chery Seat’: the Chery Fengyun SQR7160 with a still mysterious badge on the back.
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Back in 2012 I paid a visit to a Chery dealer in Beijing. I visited lots of dealers in those days for various consultancy jobs I had. I didn’t always have enough time to take photos but that day I was really happy to see this pretty Chery Cowin 2 liftback sedan. It was painted in black with a gray interior, fitted with the factory standard five-spoke sporty alloys.
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An early Chery Tiggo SUV, seen in Beijing in 2014. The Tiggo was still in use but looked a little old and tired, with lots of dust and busts. It also has a very old license plate.
The Chery Tiggo was an extremely important car for Chery. It put the brand on the map and it was exported to dozens of countries around the world, under various names.
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Earlier on I showed you another Chery QQme, but that was on a car show. This one however is totally real on the road, painted in pink with QQ-themed license plates.
This is a unique Chery Fengyun SQR7160 EL, the stretched variant of the Chery Fengyun sedan, which in turn was based on the ancient Seat Toledo. The small limousine appeared to be in good shape, and was fitted with sporty after market five-spoke alloys.
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The Chery QQme was one of the most crazily designed Chinese cars ever, it looked mad from every side.
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