What's Wrong With This Picture: Obvious Influences Edition

by Edward Niedermeyer

Published: December 29th, 2009

what s wrong with this picture obvious influences edition

No, it’s not an Infiniti, and yes, it is Chinese. Chery’s M14 is testing in UK, reports China Car Times, where Lotus is reportedly helping tune the engine and suspension settings.

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Psmisc on Dec 29, 2009

G37 is fugly, they should've ripped off of the G35, which is quite elegant. It's like they took the G35, punched it in the face, and bumped the model number up by 2.

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Mistrernee on Dec 30, 2009

Scion tC with funky headlights. Whatever, car makers have been ripping off each other for years. People used to say the same thing about Hyundai.

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