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My ride: 1991 Hyundai Scoupe 1.5i GTX automatic with only 52,500 kms: http://www.chinacarforums.com/forum/...ead.php?t=8010 |
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Really? I keep seeing that, and one chap even posted a picture of the Corolla seen from the side:
![]() Sure, it looks a bit like it. But the most distinctive thing about the Corolla is that its design is so generic and insipid that any car can resemble it. ![]() (previous gen Accord) |
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Pictures of the interior. Looks good.
![]() A mysterious robot called the "BYD i" ![]() http://auto.sohu.com/20120419/n341066922.shtml |
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Well, I'm quite sure it's a clone of the Corolla. BYD added a profile on the rear doors, but besides that the doors and window lines and probably the structure within it, wheelbase and dimensions (width, axle track) too, are exactly the same in my opinion, even though the Corolla is quite (ahum) a generic car indeed. Just follow the lines of the rear door and how they flow around the wheel arches.
Well, BYD copied the previous generation US/CN Honda Accord already: the BYD F6 (and the upgraded version G6). ![]() F0 = Toyota Aygo. F3/G3/L3 = previous Toyota Corolla (Altis). F6/G6 = previous US/CN Honda Accord. e6 = previous JP/CN Honda Odyssey (heavily reworked). M6 = current Toyota Estima. S6 = ? Although it looks like a knockoff of the previous Lexus RX, the panels and window lines are not identical and I believe the wheelbase doesn't show a similarity with both the Lexus RX and the Toyota RAV4. S8 = ? Although it looks like a copy (front design) of the Mercedes CL or SL, the panels are obviously not the same. At least the interior of the Qin is original, it's more Ford or Hyundai than Toyota.
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My ride: 1991 Hyundai Scoupe 1.5i GTX automatic with only 52,500 kms: http://www.chinacarforums.com/forum/...ead.php?t=8010 Last edited by daewoo-chevrolet; 04-19-2012 at 06:16 PM. |
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@ 2012 Beijing Auto Show
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My rides: http://www.chinacarforums.com/forum/...ead.php?t=1976 Last edited by martin_krpan; 04-26-2012 at 12:53 PM. |
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![]() BYD Qin Nah-this looks way better than the old BYD F3 Dual Mode. I am going to follow this one right to my Idaho, USA, driveway. Just kidding. Sort of. I thought I wanted a BYD e6 but this now looks more like what I would really want. I love sedans and I am interested in hybrid technologies. Has Warren Buffett cashed in his stock in BYD yet? I think he's stickin' with them until the end, actually. That's nothing as boring as a Corolla, boys. Not even close. That's hot looking to me.
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Nice, I like it. It's close to a Corolla from the side, but it has better and more original front and rear ends. There's nothing bland in it. The front reminds me of the current European Honda Civic, but the big question is its availability.
I've the BYD F3DM once, it was in Geneva in 2010 (or was that 2009? I'm not sure). BYD said at the time that the car would be launched in the European market late in the following year, but it wasn't. And I haven't heard that BYD sold many F3DM in China. So I wonder if this new model is only a nice prototype that will be built in limited quantities for test purposes, or will they mass-produce it, and export it to Europe and the US? |
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Yes, is this car coming to the U.S., and if so, when?
![]() ![]() ![]() BYD Qin I officially want one of these cars in my driveway...in Idaho...I...I mean in New Mexico. Or wherever my next gig takes me. Could be either state right now, right now I'm living and working in the beautiful natural state of Idaho but I may very well be in New Mexico in a little over a week working a new gig. At any rate, I've officially set my eyes on getting one of these. It would be perfect! I love saving money on gas and I love this car's body style and I love sedans. I want one of these cars!!
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Your Lancer is a much more attractive car in my eyes
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