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Old 07-13-2007, 12:02 PM   #1
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New Dodge sub-compact from China.

I would be interested to get input about the Chery A1 that will hit our shores in early 08 under the Dodge banner.
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Old 07-13-2007, 12:08 PM   #2
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http://www.chinacartimes.com/2007/03...t-economy-car/



http://www.chinacartimes.com/2007/01...ce-in-beijing/



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Looks kinda like a Fit, wonder what its going to retail for.
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I wish they'd make the crx hf again. It'd be so nice to have one new.
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about $10,000 I think. They said $7,100 equiv. in China. They'll charge us more of course.
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Tuff-lookin' little car, at least from those angles. I don't think I'd be ashamed to drive one. Hafta lose the roof rails for aero efficiency, though.

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Looks kinda like a Fit...
That's one I'm considering for a business vehicle (I need decent and flexible cargo space). Given the EPA ratings it shouldn't take much to get it over 50MPG, though I don't know how well it'll hypermile beyond that. (Opinions and experiences welcomed.)

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Looks like on the economy version, they already did a pretty decent upper grill block.
Lots of big openings in the lower area though.

A case of great minds thinking alike, I'm certain.
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Absolute junk, I wouldn't own one if it was given to me.. The Chinese cant build anything quality, what makes a car any different...

I predict they get to about 100k if your lucky and blow up..
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Thats kind of an ******* thing to say. People used to feel the same way about the Japanese, then the Koreans. I think the Chinese are doing well, I wouldn't put them down like that.
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The Chinese have a lot of our manufacturing equipment. Besides Central and South American, that's where most of our industry labor was outsourced to.
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