Look at the new cars being made in china, do they look like something you might have seen before??

I want a Great Wall car ha ha






This one the logo is sort of BMW like

 

damn those girls are ugly. what are they wearing!

 

forget the girls I am talking about the cars ha ha

 

lol yeh girls aint to hot ... and the cars look the same as the ones we have here.. last one is an very ugly version of the BMW .. yukk.. first looks like a 98 nissan whatever its called. nothing new just smooth and ugly eekk

can i get my fortune cookie now :P
mmm love thos things
no pun

 

lol

Those cars look like a dirty version of the cars we sell here.

 

Wow.. The first one looks like an older expoler. The last one is a rip off of a BMW.

 

they copied our cars.. no imagination

 

soo ugly, and crappy quality probably too...

ah well i'm sure someone will buy them, noone's as caught up with imitations, i remember going thru china town as a kid and seeing all sorts of rip offs like NIKY shoes with a check instead of a swoosh, and Reebuks hahaha

 

LOL! That first one is a rip off of the 90-95 Toyota 4Runners.

 

Obviously, China is not as advanced as other car makers in the world. For a starter, it doesn't look that bad. In the pass 10 years, China has evolved more than any other country in the world. Look where it is going to be 10 years after.

 

hopefully designing their own cars and brands not ripping others off...

but i guess in someways why reinvent the wheel...

arguments can be made for both sides

 

the second one is almost a nissan murano with a boxy 'er *** end

 

I had no idea but Spain and Australia also have there own cars. The Australian ones look pretty nice too.

 

i think its a good start for china.....give it a few years, n china will have some kick *** ****....

 

**** that...Id hit that ****

 

each car looks like a bunch of cars mixed together

 

I wonder what kind of engine they are using, cause I don't think they developed their own

 

wow. I guess they cant come up with their own designs

 

Can they ever??
They manufacture everything for us on the most part so they don't really need to do they.

 

Most of them are using "tweaked" version of old Japanese motors (usually, Mitsubishi) designed in the last 2 decades.