About China's Coolest Cars
An almost-perfect Ford Tempo sedan, seen at a messy parking lot near a car market in Beijing in 2012. The antenna was up so the car was all right. It was painted white, with darkened windows and with the original wheel covers.
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Here we have a Chery Tiggo SUV, an early one, seen in the cold winter of 2019 in the south of the Chinese capital Beijing, parked near a small canal that runs to the Temple of Heaven. The Tiggo looked heavenly indeed, it was in perfect shape, with flawless paint, factory stickers, and with the original seven-spoke alloy wheels.
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This is an Honqgi CA7200, a Chinese sedan based on the Audi 100. I saw this great vehicle back in 2012 in Beijing. It was a little dusty, but in those days, everything was. Otherwise, the CA7200 looked great for its age.
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Here we have a Dongfeng eπ 008 SUV, seen in Beijing earlier this summer. It was a brand-new car with a temporary license plate behind the windscreen. The pretty white color is called Morning White.
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Here we have a special Audi in China. This is a C5 Audi A5 Allroad Quattro, seen in Beijing in the spring of 2017. It is the only red Allroad I have ever seen on Chinese roads and the only one with a manual gearbox. The license plate is special too with the 京Y·15995 sequence.
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A Ford Mondeo sedan, seen at a car market in east Beijing on a hot summer day. The Mondeo is normally a rather mundane sedan but this one was not. It was wrapped in a shiny blue wrap and sexed up even further with darkened windows, wide tires, and 5-spoke alloy wheels.
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Welcome to Black License Plate Mania in Beijing Part 11 (Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Part 8 Part 9 Part 10), where we look at cars with black license plates in the Chinese capital. In the first photo a Ford Maverick SUV with 京A·29246.
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That’s a Zhongxing Admiral, a typical Chinese SUV of the early 2000s. It was painted in a vague shade of gray, with large bumpers, side bars, and shiny mirrors. It was still in use and it looked great for its years.
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Here we have a Nissan Bluebird EQ 7200-II sedan, seen in the winter in the Chinese capital Beijing. The good Nissan was in fantastic shape, painted in a dark shade of black with a lot of shiny chrome.
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A gold-colored BYD Flyer, seen in China in 2016. The flyer was in fine shape, the paint was still all right, and the original BYD logo was on the grille. The sporty twin-five-spoke alloy wheels were standard. Before BYD became the world’s largest NEV maker, it didn’t make cars at all. Until 2003, BYD was just a battery maker.
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