Volkswagen’s SEAT has been a bit luckless recently. The victim of the Mediterranean malaise seeks to improve its odds by exporting cars to China. Lacking new models to introduce, Seat showcases a new culinary delight: Blondes on a stick. (Read More…)
Posted in Beijing Auto Show, China, News Blog
Tagged as 2012 Beijing Auto Show, Bertel Schmitt, Blondes on a stick, China
Tagged as 2012 Beijing Auto Show, Bertel Schmitt, Blondes on a stick, China
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olddavid - Nate – You’re probably correct in your assessment of his chances for a repeat performance. But isn’t once enough for anyone?...
Truckducken - Clearly it was much more fun to write the review than to drive the car. Take from that what you will. We are amused.
olddavid - The picture you created was absolute, and probably exemplary. It brings to mind the description of the wives of “Goodfellas”. My...
danio3834 - “EFI *always* puts down more HP/TQ. ALWAYS”. Be careful with that always. Under many conditions, carburetors can make more...
olddavid - I was impressed by the feel you conveyed to me of the totality of your experience in this tribute to ostentation otherwise known as...
danio3834 - “The real problem with very fast cars is that your gas mileage sucks..” It doesn’t have to. With modern engine...
danio3834 - Mid 8′s? That’s cute, but it still won’t run with the big boys.
olddavid - Absolutely on target comment, Ron B. The extreme positions on both sides are the wrong place to begin negotiations. The best interests of the business as a whole...
geozinger - I’d like to be back in one of those 70′s Polos again… I’d just like to be back in...
John Rosevear - It was warranted, or at least passable. Never mind him. Well done.