Guangzhou Coupe-Cabrio Concept

Posted on Tuesday 22 April 2008

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This week’s Beijing Motor Show is coming to a close but there are still a few surprising vehicles coming out even after most of the motoring journalists and industry officials have packed up and left. Take for example the new Guangzhou Auto Coupe-Cabrio concept – one of China’s first vehicles equipped with a folding hardtop.

According to The Tycho, the new car will hit the market in production form before the end of the year and is designed to head to head with the F8 convertible from Chinese rival BYD. No details about the car’s mechanical package have been revealed but Guangzhou has a range of world-class four-cylinder engines it builds for a number of Western manufacturers and this is most likely the option engineers will use for the new CC.

Guangzhou currently builds cars for Honda and Toyota for sale in the Chinese market as well as several European markets, and quality of its cars are said to be comparable with those coming out of Japanese Honda and Toyota plants.

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6 Comments for 'Guangzhou Coupe-Cabrio Concept'

  1.  
    April 22, 2008 | 7:29 pm
     

    Oh look another Chinese knock off. Apparently the styling department inturned at Honda also.

  2.  
    Jahved
    April 22, 2008 | 8:37 pm
     

    Total rip off again . . Looks like a Camry front and 3 series convertible back . . At least they are copying two designs instead of blatantly copying the one ? sigh

  3.  
    mlevere1992
    April 22, 2008 | 8:42 pm
     

    I thought the front has a lot of Mazda styling cues. The back definately has BMW 3 series influence.

  4.  
    lfann
    April 23, 2008 | 3:55 am
     

    at least it looks alright.

  5.  
    94 Taurus owner
    April 23, 2008 | 7:16 am
     

    VW Eos,Volvo C30,Mazda,Meets Camry = the best looking knockoff.

  6.  
    ohmy
    April 23, 2008 | 1:30 pm
     

    looks like an elongated previous gen civic

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