Call me crazy, but I'm not convinced they've yet mastered the hang of this, especially when one sees cars like the Geely Mybo.

 

I think their quality is pretty low.

 

at least it has painted mirrors.

 

It looks like it has a brow LMAO

 

And RWL Tires!

 

looks like a cross between about 4 different cars

 

Chris Bangle has taken better dumps than...

 

They're not quite ready for prime time yet, but look at the progress the Koreans have made in the last 20 years. They're not my cup of tea, but Hyundai is actually making some decent cars now, with a V-8 RWD platform in the works. I think the Chinese will catch up eventually.

 

Looks like an Alfa and a Charger had a love child...

 

Possibly. But if you look at the stuff China was manufacturing 30 years ago, and compare it to what they're manufacturing today, there's been very little progress - it's still junk.

 

I just lost my dinner

 

I don't care what they build or how their cars look or whether the quality is first rate. I will never buy a car built in China for purely politival reasons that we've discussed in a previous thread.

 

I'm glad I haven't eating anything since dinner!

 

Neither will I. And yet, I'll bet your home is filled with household items that are made in China. I know mine is. Hell, the speakers in our Mustangs are allegedly made in China - and they're probably not the only thing.

Ironic, isn't it? We turn over our entire household manufacturing industry to them, and in return, they not only own our debt, but they use the excess cash to fortify their military to be used against us in a future conflict.

How dumb are we...?

 

They could build cars w/ the quality of an Acura and the performance of a Porsche, but no way I'm sending any more money than I already do to that country.

 

Not in our lifetimes, buddy.

 

 

Ahhh, excuse me, but who swapped the picture at the top of this thread?

That's not the same car that I was referring to.

 

Not that I welcome them, but years from now, Chinese cars may displace Japanese cars as the imports everybody loves.

Those early Japanese imports during the late 50's - early '60s were tiny, ugly, and primitive when compared to the US cars of the time. Japanese goods had the reputation for being "cheap junk" back then as well. It took them 'till the '70s to catch up or at least overcome the "cheap junk" stigma. Maybe the Chinese will do the same ?

 

. . . I don't see any 'edits' for this thread and/or your first post. Any possibility that autoblog.com rearranged their file photos on their site?