china cars

[fukengruven]

[funkngruvn]

Hanep sa originality mga chinese a.. hehe

wala yung tiggo at rav4?

[BlueBimmer]

ung laibao srv potek pareho talaga pati ung smart car

[funkngruvn]

parang Xerox machine ginagamit nila sa pag gawa ng mga auto.. kuhang kuha.. hehe

pero at least hindi parang pinoy-jeep quality ang pagkakagawa.. tama ba??

[ghosthunter]

I have personally seen the Honda CRV copy in china. Externally it looks pretty much the same but the mechanicals are as far as you can get, leaf springs vs coil springs.

[userfriendly]

Photocopy :award:

[fukengruven]

sino kaya magdala nyan dito, tapos rebadge agad hehehehe

[Memphis Raines]

"You're nothing but a second rate, trying hard COPYCAT!"

:nono:

[praetorian]

I just saw one of these china-made vehicles at the Fort today. It was a pick-up that looked strangely like the Isuzu D-max, but on stilts - as in lifted as high as a Hilux but with puny wheels. I thought it was one of those things made out of someone's backyard, the only difference being it was fully painted. The rear said "NEXUS" in really bold letters. Not very impressive even from afar.

[burjegol]

he-he. dito nga mga ka-tsikot, ang daming uri ng pick-ups. merong TAYOAUTO (Toyota?), DANYA (Dyna?), BRENGO (?).
Pero mga 3 yeras ko na nakikita tumatakbo ito dito, kung kargahan pa, sus halos deretso na ang leaf spring, pero as of now, going strong pa rin.

[lolo pepe]

somewhere on the other thread, one of the chinese manufacturers says it's just plain "COINCIDENCE" that his product looks similar to the product of the other japanese carmaker...

maybe this guy is high on drugs...

[basti08]

the smart car replica seems interesting. The Smart mini car costs about 1.7M here if im not mistaken. If an importer could sell the replica at around 200k....

[Helios]

lol!:trampoline: I'm sorry guys I just find the names hilarious especially when you're caught in one of these situations.

>someone tells you "O you drive a BMW, I have one too, a BYD"- while motionless you stare at both cars parked side by side.

>you see GMA in person waving out to the crowd from her window inside a Hongqi HQD

>a DFM EQ2050 up front hogging both lanes and causing massive traffic behind you

>you stare along with your dad at a Geely Meerie during cats motors' one day sale, and afterwards asking him, "you wouldn't, would you, dad? dad?"

>you try to avoid telling anyone in a party (or an eb?) that you drive a Great Wall Deer G1 provided by the company

>your other company car is a Laibo S-RV, and you have to pick up a girl and her female friends asap

not that it would be wrong, it's just hilarious and it would be a great story piece to tell your grandchildren someday.

[mbeige]

Not to mention the countless, "A what car?!?!"

[meldy12]

i guess, the word "original" does not exist sa china. copy cut ang favorite term nila. they produce/manufacture most of imitation products.

[Autobeat]

Ang tindi nung CEO at S-RV.

Sino kaya sa kanila kokopya sa bagong Civic? Hehe.

[russpogi]

Laugh trip! I can't imagine that some people actually brought them here in the Philippines!

[Camgen6]

Holy crap!!! kopya nga, wala man lang silang originality. Parang Nike shoes o pirated DVD kung maka-kopya sila.

[jeffrocks]

nyaaaa...pag yan dumami at nagdagsaan dyan sa pinas at buy one take one pa...nakow...ayos yan biglang baba presyo ng oto mula toyota,honda,mitsu,hyundai atbp, di ba nagsimula na nga sa motorsiklo?he he hedi kaya yan ni duds manzano...

[aargh]

I think they have a law wherein if you want to invest and put up a manufacturing facility in china, you are obligated to divulge your processes and technology. Walang Intellectual Property Rights. This is why nakokopya nila kahit ano. For investors, this is the downside of china's very cheap manufacturing costs.