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:thumb: ;) ;)

:rofl: That can't be for real? It looks like a hurse :thumb: But would it get you to the funeral on time :rolleyes:

OMG that is fugly... :eek:

PLEASE go back to the drawing boards and come up with a better looking design for the rear... :nono:

Its either a

1. Mule :)
2. Hearse :D
3. Actual wagon horrible design if it is :(

SHANGHAI, China — Soar Auto is a new name in the youthful world of Chinese automakers. It brought forth an odd-looking variant of the Brilliance Zhonghua for the Shanghai auto show — and turned out to be the latest iteration of a quirky specialist carmaker that has been around for about a decade.

Back in the late 1990s, the Saint Horse company of Qingdao manufactured bizarre four-seaters intended to look like touring cars from the 1930s — perfect for supporting roles in a wedding.

Eagle-eyed bloggers who spotted the model shown by Saint Horse, now renamed Soar Auto, at Auto Shanghai — actually on "display" in the parking lot, not on a show stand — learned that it was a rebodied Brilliance Zhonghua sedan. The car looked a bit like a combination of a gin bottle and a pumpkin.

A further look on Soar Auto's Web site revealed other flights of fancy: a Rolls-Royce look-alike, a Brillance Zhonghua-based wagon, a Nissan-pickup-based hearse and a slightly bizarre take on the Ford Transit.

What this means to you: Japan has Mitsuoka, and now China has Soar Auto, to make over-the-top one-offs that leave viewers' heads shaking.

source: edmunds.com

Their lineup consists of some very interesting vehicles. Their newest car:
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is based on Brilliance BS6:
http://s2.mojalbum.com/kitajci-foto_4219952_7117451_9284972.jpg

Soar also took a regular Brilliance BS4 and turned it into a station wagon! Except, its not meant to be used as average station wagon, instead it is intended to be a ‘luxury funeral herse’!
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http://s2.mojalbum.com/kitajci-foto_4219952_7117451_9284935.jpg

If you don't like the Brilliance BS4 funeral herse, there is this offering from Soar:
http://s2.mojalbum.com/kitajci-foto_4219952_7117451_9284925.jpg

More pictures of funeral coach:
http://s2.mojalbum.com/kitajci-foto_4219952_7117451_9284922.jpghttp://s2.mojalbum.com/kitajci-foto_4219952_7117451_9284918.jpg

Soar is also producing replica of a Rolls Royce Phantom which is mostly used as a wedding car :
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Another picture of their wedding car:
http://s2.mojalbum.com/kitajci-foto_4219952_7117451_9284894.jpg

And for businessmen and travellers Soar is also offering modified version of Ford Transit minibus with luxurious interior:
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Minibus also comes with extended wheelbase:
http://s2.mojalbum.com/kitajci-foto_4219952_7117451_9285354.jpg