Oh sure, laugh now. But just wait until they start landing those innocent-looking coupe things on the shores in droves, it'll make Red Dawn look like LEGO Star Wars.
I tried reading that, but it j ust reminds me of a professor I had in college, who was Korean, and whose Engrish was so poor, she couldn't understand her own notes, but did remind us that it make great benefit to arrive to class.
@nytmare: actually, I think this is much more effective- I never fully read a regular automaker's press releases, but I always read the Chinese ones. You can't fake hilarity like this.
Chinese cars won't sell in the US, it's a line we refuse to cross. People will buy their crap as long as they aren't aware of where it comes from. When it comes to a car purchase, we're too well aware of it and will not buy it, we won't.
Here's a tip China, remove the turret from that tank and you've got a solid seller in the US, as long as the <$2 gas holds out. Multicolored dubs will be a HIT!
How about we just sell Michigan to China? Hell, nobody will notice. There's nothing but a few dilapidated buildings and a couple of blokes trying to make cars up there.
I say sell it. China can use that Trillion dollars worth of T-Bills it has.
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Does that make BYD 'Chinese national Alpha Force'?
Who's Delta Force?
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Wonder how good our translations are going the other way?
What happens when you find out, too late, that the symbol for "economical vehicle" is half a brush stroke away from "fellates pandas"?
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Easy... All cars are either "Average Car of Much Happiness", or "Small Car of Make Joyful", while the lager sedans are "Crush Enemies and Drink Happy"
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Yeah, you're probably right.
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I say sell it. China can use that Trillion dollars worth of T-Bills it has.
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