Prepare your eyes - the Chinese are coming!!!
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We've all been subjected in recent times to the motoring press telling us over and over again that China are goig to be the next big automotive superpower, they'll be outselling Ford and GM soon etc yada yada yada.
Well, on the basis of the car below, I don't think the Big Three have anything to worry about.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you (courtesy of Harry Metcalfe on Twitter) - the Brilliance Cross:
See how they have worked with black, red, silver AND chrome accents on the car, and how it sits so well on the wire wheels.
But, in all seriousness, WHAT THE F**K?!?!?!
Well, on the basis of the car below, I don't think the Big Three have anything to worry about.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you (courtesy of Harry Metcalfe on Twitter) - the Brilliance Cross:
See how they have worked with black, red, silver AND chrome accents on the car, and how it sits so well on the wire wheels.
But, in all seriousness, WHAT THE F**K?!?!?!
d lovechild of a Rover 200 and old shape Astra.
Beefmeister said:
We've all been subjected in recent times to the motoring press telling us over and over again that China are goig to be the next big automotive superpower, they'll be outselling Ford and GM soon etc yada yada yada.
Well, on the basis of the car below, I don't think the Big Three have anything to worry about.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you (courtesy of Harry Metcalfe on Twitter) - the Brilliance Cross:
See how they have worked with black, red, silver AND chrome accents on the car, and how it sits so well on the wire wheels.
But, in all seriousness, WHAT THE F**K?!?!?!
Can you imagine trying to keep those wheels clean?Well, on the basis of the car below, I don't think the Big Three have anything to worry about.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you (courtesy of Harry Metcalfe on Twitter) - the Brilliance Cross:
See how they have worked with black, red, silver AND chrome accents on the car, and how it sits so well on the wire wheels.
But, in all seriousness, WHAT THE F**K?!?!?!
rovermorris999 said:
How we laughed at the Japanese in the '60's. Deja vu?
Except that the Japanese made cars that were reliable, economical and didn't rust, at a time when Brits couldn't manage that. The Chinese, as yet, haven't demonstrated that they can make anything other than tat. When they make an M3 challenger for £10k then we're in trouble.
Gizmo! said:
Except that the Japanese made cars that were reliable, economical and didn't rust, at a time when Brits couldn't manage that.
The Chinese, as yet, haven't demonstrated that they can make anything other than tat. When they make an M3 challenger for £10k then we're in trouble.
Give time, they will nail it.The Chinese, as yet, haven't demonstrated that they can make anything other than tat. When they make an M3 challenger for £10k then we're in trouble.
Gizmo! said:
Except that the Japanese made cars that were reliable, economical and didn't rust, at a time when Brits couldn't manage that.
The Chinese, as yet, haven't demonstrated that they can make anything other than tat. When they make an M3 challenger for £10k then we're in trouble.
Didn't rust? You are joking! 60's and 70's japanese cars dissolved before your very eyes. Reliable and well equipped, yes. The Chinese, as yet, haven't demonstrated that they can make anything other than tat. When they make an M3 challenger for £10k then we're in trouble.
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