About China's Coolest Cars
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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This fiery red beauty is a first generation Audi A6 Avant, manufactured from 1994 until 1997. The C4 wagon was never marketed in China so it is very rare to see one here. This particular example looked like it needed some love and maintenance but it didn’t appear to be totally abandoned.
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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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