haha grabe it's the same car! di shiao shiao
baka sa Quiapo!!!Originally posted by pajerokid
Ayus! Mag S-RV na tayo! Meron na kaya sa Greenhills nito :evillaugh
hehhe, o baka meron na si Edu.
Yung logo ginaya nmn sa Audi tinanggalan lang ng isang bilog :bwahaha:
Hindi kaya smuggled lang tapos ni-rebadge lang? Hehehe. Para "pirated" DVD players sa Quiapo, mas mahal yung may tatak na Sony. :D
marami nakong nakita nyan sa china yong iba pinalitan na nga ng honda badge at saka grills
yong tire cover sa rav 4 naman kopya
It may look like a cute-ute but it allegedly uses the running gear of a Mitsubishi light truck.
Sikip siguro sa loob niyan.
http://docotep.multiply.com/
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First time I saw this car I thought it is a CRV. Then I noticed that the badge is different. A closer look reveals a very different suspension. The rear is fitted with leaf spring.
d din mura, nasa 620,000 pesos na after i did the conversion to pesos. exterior lang may resemblance sa crv. engine n suspension ang layo. pick up truck frame yan.
anu kaya makina ng srv?? kung kalahati yung price at ang makina ng crv ay b20 ang srv siguro ay b10?? hahahhaha
i'd be willing to bet na mas maganda pa ang quality ng mga locally-assembled AUV's than this so-called SRV
How much more predictable could it have been. Just after about a decade and a half since the Koreans started making cars, the Chinese follow suit. Too bad for them, though, not having the sense to keep a clean reputation, they start out by defaming themselves as copyright infringers. This mistake is most likely going to cost them a good deal with their image. A setback like this should probably give other catch-up countries the time to start their own respective car industries. As such, this could be an opportunity for the local corporations (Philippine-owned) to try their hand at building our own automotive mechanicals in 5 years time. Who knows, maybe a merger between PAMCOR and the Ayala Group just might get enough capital to jumpstart a joint venture.
i have seen a lot of look alike in china. they are truly the land of counterfeit. from bags to cars na pala ang ginagaya nila ngayon and they are not ashamed of doing this things. our tour guide even bragged about their skill in copying items like the rolex and fake bags.
pero you have to admire their prowess for counterfeiting. yun nga lang they're hurting other people's business.
darating siguro ang panahon marami na rin sa subic niyan![]()
And I thought we were the most notorious of counterfeiters in the region. [grin]pero you have to admire their prowess for counterfeiting.