About China's Coolest Cars
A very cool dark blue Opel Omega 2.0 GL sedan, seen in the west of the Chinese capital Beijing. Sadly, the car was in a rather poor shape, with various broken bits and poorly repainted parts.
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An ultra racy Melkus RS2000, painted in white with red racing stripes. Amazingly, the Melkus brand was officially marketed in China, from 2010 until the company went bankrupt in 2012.
An incredible clean E39 BMW 530i, painted in a classic shade of white and fitted with sporty M-style alloys.
A pretty white Chevrolet Blazer SUV, seen on street in Beijing. The good Blazer looked all right, clearly in need of some love and a good cleaning, but overall in a fine shape.
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And that day I went to the affluent Lido area in Beijing. Great area, they always have cool cars. I found four fantastic Porsche 911’s in less than ten minutes. Starting with a rare 977 911 Turbo S cabriolet.
We all love shiny cars and pink shiny cars are the best, period. Here we have a perfect such example; a very pretty Smart ForTwo wrapped in an very shiny pink wrap. The perfect color for the car.
An ultra speedy and super stealthy Lamborghini Murcielago LP 670–4 SuperVeloce, wrapped in a matte black wrap and fitted with black alloys.
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A very neat fourth generation Ford Mustang in Beijing. It appeared to be in good shape and was original inside and out, down to the radio and the alloys.
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This wild supercar is a perfect example of the second generation Aston Martin Vanquish. Production started in 2012 and continues until today. This example is painted in a dark shade of gray and finished with red detailing.
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One of the most beautiful cars ever made; the X300 Jaguar XJ. It was made from 1994 until 1996. The XJ6 was the base model, powered by a 3.2 liter inline six. The L was the extended-wheel base version. The X300 was never marketed in China so seeing one on the road is a rare pleasure.
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