China Auto News
Wuling has released the first official images of the new Baojun 310, the hatchback variant of the Wuling Baojun 330 sedan. The Baojun 310 will debut on the Beijing Auto Show next month and launch on the Chinese car market soon thereafter.
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A smoking hot Honda Civic sedan, Spotted in China near a car tuning shop in the far north of Beijing. The good Honda is wrapped in an eye murdering Pink wrap, and further hond’eed up with a black bonnet, darkened windows, speedy wheels with shiny alloys, a body kit, lowered suspension, and a Pink Honda badge on the Pink black grille.
This is the new Changhe Q35, a new compact SUV for China. It will debut on the Beijing Auto Show next month and launch on the Chinese car market in the second half of the year. The Q35 features an interesting front end with large fog lights on each side of the bumper.
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New Spy Shots of the upcoming FAW Junpai A50 sedan for China. The Junpai A50 will debut on the Beijing Auto Show next month and launch on the Chinese car market in the second half of the year.
Junpai is a new brand under First Auto Works (FAW). Their first car, the Junpai D60 SUV, was launched in October. The Junpai A50 is based on the FAW Besturn B30.
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The new 2017 Hyundai Elantra has been launched on the Chinese car market. Price starts at 99.800 yuan and ends at 151.800 yuan. The Chinese Elantra is basically the same car as the 2017 North American Elantra. In China it is called ‘Elantra Lingdong’ to differ it from the three (03) older generations Elantra’s that are still in production in China.
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A beautiful Volvo 850 Estate, Spotted in China in a tunnel under a ramp leading up to the eastern section of the mighty Fifth Ring Road in Beijing. The good old Vol’ was in a good shape, nice in her paint and body, very original, and without any serious damage.
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A wondrous white Volvo S70 T5 sedan, Spotted in China in the far east of Beijing. The good old ‘Vo was in a fine overall shape, but in dire need of maintenance and a cleanup, note especially the bad spots on the front bumper. However, the paint was good enough and everything was original.
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A kinky Rattle E28 in Pinky, Spotted in China on a small square in front of a mall in the Fangzhuang residential area in south Beijing. The cars were parked out in the open, the preferred way of selling LSEV’s these days, and belonged to a nearby shop. Next to the Rattle stands a Dayang Chock-H and next to that a purple blue E28. We will have a good look at all of them.
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This is the new Honda Civic sedan for the Chinese market, basically the same car as the 2016 North American Civic bar some minor details. The new Honda Civic will debut next month on the Beijing Auto Show and launch on the Chinese car market soon thereafter.
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Chery Auto has released two teasers of the upcoming Chery Tiggo 7 SUV for China. Th Tiggo 7, formerly known as the Chery T15, will debut next month on the Beijing Auto Show and launch on the Chinese car market in October. The Chery Tiggo7/T15 is the production version of the 2012 Chery TX concept.
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