April 5, 2013 by Tycho de Feijter
Today in China Car History the Chery Quart Q11. It was 2003 and the first Chery QQ was launched on the Chinese car market for some 30.000 yuan, making it the cheapest car on sale in China. The QQ became an instant success and Chery started dreaming about an even cheaper vehicle.
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