The previous BYD F3 was known as a more than blatant copy of the Toyota Corolla. Many buyers pay a small extra fee to have (fake) Toyota badges affixed, making the F3 nearly indistinguishable from the real thing. The next generation BYD F3 wants to be known for groundbreaking innovation: The car will be remote controlled. (Read More…)
Posted in China, News Blog, Toyota
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, BYD, Carnewschina, China, F3, remote control
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, BYD, Carnewschina, China, F3, remote control
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mkirk - I thought the later Explorers were on thier own chassis (as opposed to the earlier Ranger based ones).
JuniperBug - So you expected a carbon-fibre, ultra-low-production, specialty-built car designed to be the most fuel-efficient in the world while passing current...
Hummer - Screw the UN, we can make our own regulations, while EU may be better on somethings, their a whole lot worse on others, and even so, theirs are a burden...
RobertRyan - Ford has been shrinking globally it is trying to make that up by getting operations up and running in China and India(with an...
cacon - +1
sunridge place - Nice theory…yes, lots of car parts for all OEMs are Made in China. The Chinese engine for the last generation Equinox had more to due to...
threeer - Though assembled in Korea (with something like 60% Korean content), the Buick Encore is roughly 18% Chinese content…sad. While I grudgingly...
Luke42 - The Jeep Liberty CRD window sticker.had 27/23MPG on it when I shopped for.one in 2006… And the salesman bragged that it weighed as much as a much...
cacon - +1
Onus - I love the 300 as you can see in my previous post. Plus other great inlines like the amc 6. Chevy truck 6′s weren’t bad either. What happened to the...