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Tag Archives: cars
Luxury cars of Golden Treasure Street
Danwei’s Beijing offices are on Jinbao Street (金宝街). “Jinbao” means “golden treasure”, a tacky new name with no history: the street is the brainchild of real estate developer Chen Lihua, who is the subject of the chapter titled “The Rich … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture
Tagged Aston Martin, Auto, Beijing, Bentley, BMW, cars, china, Chinese, Consumers, Danwei.com, Ferrari, Harley Davidson, Jinbao, Lamborghini, Land Rover, Lincoln, luxury, Maserati, Mercedes Benz, Pagani, rich, Rolls Royce, wealth
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Bumblebee kicks the crap out of a C4
Autobot Bumblebee (a Chevrolet) battles a Citroen in this Transformer-inspired video.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Bumblebee, cars, Ku6, Transformers, video, viral ads
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Beijing woman charged with extortion in car title case
The Beijing News: A woman who registered more than 3,000 cars for non-residents is on trial for extortion.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Morning Post, cars, residence permits, The Beijing News
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3-wheeled Chinese cars for Michigan
A video about an auto dealer in Michigan selling the Wildfire, a 3-wheeled car apparently from China. But will American chicks dig it?
Posted in Automobiles, Featured Video
Tagged automobile, cars, fuel, transport, Wildfire
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Beijing traffic: it’s back
The first day of bad traffic in Beijing after Olympic restrictions ended on the weekend.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Beijing, cars, Olympics, pollution, traffic control
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BMW spontaneous combustion
Information Times (信息时报): Today’s Information Times reported that a BMW car burst into flames and exploded on the road yesterday in Baiyun district, Guangzhou.
Kunming no car day
A video by China’s Green Beat about no car days in Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged cars, environment, environmental protection, Grean Beat, Green Brothers, Kunming, Shanghai
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Driving without lights
A report about traffic conditions in Beijing — from 1981.
Posted in The Earnshaw Vault
Tagged Beijing, bicycles, cars, traffic
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CCTV celebrities live it up
The Beijing News today.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing, cars, CCTV, SARFT, sports, The Beijing News, Zhou Enlai
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Real no-car days in Kunming
From GoKunming: Kunming first Chinese city with monthly ‘No-car Days’ Kunming newspaper Dushi Shibao is reporting that beginning on the 27th of this month, Kunming will be the first city in China to have monthly ‘No-car days’. After this month, … Continue reading