About China's Coolest Cars
This beautiful beige blue station wagon is a Haima HMC6470L. It was manufactured from 1992 until 2002, it was based on the 1981-1986 Mazda 929 wagon.
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The Shifeng 7Y-750 was a typical Chinese farmer’s tricycle pickup truck. Simple, basic, rough, easy to repair, and very cheap to run.
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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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The Happy Prince was a sporty variant of the China-made second generation Suzuki Alto.
The Xiali N3 was a basic family car for China, based on the original Xiali, which in turn was based on the Daihatsu Charade. In 2010 tried something wild: a sport model.
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This sweet little white sedan is a Haima Family, based on the Mazda 323 Familia. The Haima Family was one of those super basic cheap Chinese sedans, but sadly it was never able to compete with cars like the Volkswagen Jetta or Citroen Elysee.
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A very sweet Citroen Elysee taxi, seen in central Beijing a few years ago. Sadly, the Elysee taxi’s have nowadays largely disappeared from the roads of the capital.
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The Songhuajiang minivans once were everywhere in Beijing, and in the entire north and northeast of China. They were used to transport everything, from humans to chicken from wood to eggs.
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A fiery red first generation E12 BMW 528, seen parked on the pavement in east Beijing, right in front of the apartment building where I used to live. The good Bimmer was painted in a very pretty cherry red shade. The chrome was a bit dusty but in good shape, and it stood on period wheels. Sadly, a part of the bumper missing and the car was clearly in need of some love.
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