“Made in China” is a way of life for us North Americans, be it tagged in clothing or stamped on our favourite smart phone.
Although this is a widely accept fact, for some reason, we think that a car “made in China” (or sold uniquely in China) could never meet our “first world” standards. There may be some truth behind that where safety and overall quality are concerned; however, where design and fit-and-finish come into play, the Chinese are learning real fast.
Some of these cars would look downright at home in the average driveway, and others on display here would fit nicely in my garage…
Here are some of these impressive looking cars we’d like to see in Canada from the 2014 Beijing Auto Show. On some cases here, we are referring world premiere reveals that we hope will make it to our shores.
Although this is a widely accept fact, for some reason, we think that a car “made in China” (or sold uniquely in China) could never meet our “first world” standards. There may be some truth behind that where safety and overall quality are concerned; however, where design and fit-and-finish come into play, the Chinese are learning real fast.
Some of these cars would look downright at home in the average driveway, and others on display here would fit nicely in my garage…
Here are some of these impressive looking cars we’d like to see in Canada from the 2014 Beijing Auto Show. On some cases here, we are referring world premiere reveals that we hope will make it to our shores.
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