This is TUV’s crash test video of the Jiangling Landwind X6. Bear in mind this is after Jiangling had made some adjustments to the SUV, and this test was conducted at a lower speed of 54km/h instead of 64km/h. Still looks like a disaster to me, although TUV says all’s good and the SUV passes. I wonder why Jiangling wants to sue ADAC? Click here to read the rest of Jiangling Landwind X6 Crash Test by TUV
Jiangling Motors Corporations Landwind X6 four wheel drive crash test video as recorded by Germany’s ADAC which conducts tests for Euro NCAP safety standards.
This video was recorded inside the passenger cabin. Click here to read the rest of Jiangling Landwind X6 Crash Test - Passenger Cabin
Jiangling Motors Corporations Landwind X6 four wheel drive crash test video as recorded by Germany’s ADAC which conducts tests for Euro NCAP safety standards.
This video was recorded from a side profile view of the crash test. Click here to read the rest of Jiangling Landwind X6 Crash Test - Outside View
This is the Jiangling Motors Corporation’s Landwind X6 four wheel drive which was recently shown at the Shanghai Motor Show.
Click here to read the rest of Jiangling Landwind X6 gets zero in crash test
Click here to read the rest of Visionary Vehicles to bring Chery to USA
I previously blogged about China Pirates, where Chinese automobile makers were ripping off Japanese and other automobile manufacturers blatantly. Inside China they are virtually invulnerable. They rip off without a second thought, with the worst of worst case being the Chery QQ, a 100% copy of the Chevy Spark.
LM Star Autoworld will be manufacturing a Chinese brand called Dadi here in Malaysia. There will be three models distributed here in Malaysia. Two SUVs which are the Dadi Shuttle and Dadi Tourer, and a pick-up truck called the Dadi Trekker.
Click here to read the rest of Dadi SUV and Pick-ups in Malaysia
There are rumours going around that the Hafei Lobo will be coming to Malaysia soon.
The bid for Rover finally goes to Nanjing Automobile after a three-month battle by three companies, of which two are Chinese. Click here to read the rest of Rover sold to Nanjing Automobile
If you think Malaysia’s state of piracy is bad, you ain’t seen nothing yet. China is where Uncle Ho got his MBA in Piracy. They can pirate anything and nothing’s stopped them for doing it. Proton ripping off Alfa’s grill for the Perdana V6 and Alfa’s sport rims design for the Proton Gen2 is nothing compared to what Chinese car manufacturers are capable of.
