Chinese clone Cayenne
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Chinese clone Cayenne
http://www.autospies.com/news/Byd-T6...Cayenne-43663/
http://jalopnik.com/photogallery/byd...nne/1008141962
http://www.globalmotors.net/byd-t6-c...nd-9000-euros/
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http://jalopnik.com/photogallery/byd...nne/1008141962
http://www.globalmotors.net/byd-t6-c...nd-9000-euros/
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The Chinese have no shame when it comes to things like this...
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Do you suppose the BYD version of the Cayenne will have any issues towing a trailer with LED lights? I assume it has bluetooth and all the other goodies you would want and expect.
It's probably a nice vehicle, I am just not conviced...
Did you see the Chinese version of the HUMMER H1? Apparantly many of the parts are directly interchangeable...
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I am sure that ltc will be good with that earth shattering 2.0L engine!
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$11,960...2.0L engine seems right, although there are some very nice 2.0L engines out there for them to clone, the VAG 2.0L is a very good engine.
This is almost too good to be true, an amazing once in a lifetime business opportunity... be the person with the exclusive US import/distributor rights to this vehicle and brand.
And besides, all you have to do is slap a Porsche crest on it and who would know the difference? Certainly not the majority of the new Porsche buyer.
After all, the Cayenne is 85% a Touareg with just a Porsche crest slapped onto it, remember?
This is almost too good to be true, an amazing once in a lifetime business opportunity... be the person with the exclusive US import/distributor rights to this vehicle and brand.
And besides, all you have to do is slap a Porsche crest on it and who would know the difference? Certainly not the majority of the new Porsche buyer.
After all, the Cayenne is 85% a Touareg with just a Porsche crest slapped onto it, remember?
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Yeah, but that is one slow pig!
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We have manufacturing plants in china as well . Quality control is a big issue, and is something we as end-consumers should be aware of.
My rule -of - thumb for this would be.....wait at least 12 months before purchasing ...
My rule -of - thumb for this would be.....wait at least 12 months before purchasing ...
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... I don't know enough about Chinese cars to make a call. I know that they can manufacture a high quality product. We actually have a manufacturing plant in China and the quality of the products is excellent. I don't know what kind of quality control is applied to the Chinese auto manufacturers.....
Going back on topic, sadly, BYD happens to be a major player. Although they have a very good history of copying many other cars, I'm pretty sure the picture above was photoshopped because that's an official picture from Porsche catalog...
Here are few more article about BYD:
http://money.cnn.com/2009/04/13/tech...ctric.fortune/
http://www.mixedpower.com/future-spe...electric-cars/
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