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more about #guangzhouinternationalautoshow more comments → Novaload: So does "L" stand for "Large"? And there's also going to be an "XL" and a "XXL" etc? Why haven't US makers done this? Then SS will be "SuperSize." more » damnelantra™: suddenly i am really wanting to know more about mitsubishi motors guangzhou operations more » Pessimippopotamus: Awwwwwwwww. LA Booth Professionals not interesting enough for you, so you flew all the way to China? Meh. More for me, I guess. One even touched me! more » Stick Shifts and Safety Belts: This is kinda' classy, especially the first lady. I don't feel like I'm looking at some cheap porno like the SEMA shows. more » Syrax: When you said modified 550 I had other thing in mind: more » Charles_Barrett - Now with Variable-Valve Timing: Umm, so they made this for the Chinese market, since of course we all know what stubby-legged runts the Swedish citizenry are...? Huh? more » Charles_Barrett - Now with Variable-Valve Timing: My mother has always said, "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all". So be it. Just keep the number to your local free clinic taped... more » pauljones: I'll take #7, please...and maybe #9..... more » 1300ccsoffury: Hmmmm...I think you guys need to attend an auto show in Brazil. Just because. more » Boosted Lego Wagon: Apparently Jalopnik has adopted Chinese attitudes towards free speech for their coverage. more » WilliamG.: It must be refreshing to attend a car show where the booth babes look like real women and the cars look like cheap copies. more » BЯдΖǐL-ЯЄРΘЯΤЄЯ: Needz more tiny shorts and bigger boobs.. more » Cognitive Friction: The dress in the last photo is giving me vertigo more » seaninc: Mitsubishi Motors- "Drive @ Earth". WTF? more » Number_Six: NSFD Not safe for drunks. *logging off* more » -
#guangzhouinternationalautoshow
The Booth Professionals of the 2008 Guangzhou International Auto Show
As a result of covering an auto show or two in our time, we've become veritable connoisseurs regarding the mistresses of motors we lovingly refer to as Booth Professionals. We've brought you delightful displays of debutantes from far away locations such as Geneva, Paris, Las Vegas and Detroit. Apologies for the blurry nature of a few of these pictorials, we've got the shakes from a bit of bad Mu Shu pork. More » -
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Guangzhou-Honda Linian Prototype
The Linian is a cooperative project between the Guangzhou Automotive Group (GAG) and Honda, bringing together the visual aspects of a Honda S2000, new Nissan 370Zish headlights and just a touch of Saturn Astra in the rear. There are no details available regarding engine choices, drive layout or just about any information at all for that matter (probably because it will never be produced). The badge adorning that scowl of a front fascia is neither GAG, nor is it Honda, meaning this is most likely the logo of the newly established GAG-Honda design studio. Just imagine all of the tasty vittles just waiting to pour out of that dream factory. [ABChina]
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Jalopnik Invades The Guangzhou International Auto Show
Though we've given you a week of in-depth LA Auto Show coverage we couldn't just let a major auto show pass without keeping you, our treasured readership, up-to-date with the latest news. That's why we've all jumped on the company jet and charted a course for the Guangzhou International Auto Show, which is where we're reporting from now. You might be thinking to yourself "it's 2 am in China, how could they possibly be putting on a show?" or "didn't that already happen this week?" or "how could you have possibly gotten Gawker to charter a private jet and send you all the way to China to cover a show that isn't even the biggest auto show in China?" All we can say to that is "shhhhhhhhh." Don't worry your pretty little head about the details. Just sit back and enjoy the ride by following the Guangzhou International Auto Show tag. -
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Ford Fiesta Sedan, Revealed
UPDATE: We've now got live shots of the Fiesta! Photos and details of the Ford Fiesta sedan were officially released this morning at the major auto show occurring right now. That's right, the Guangzhou International Auto Show. What? Did you think we meant the LA Auto Show? The 2010 Ford Fiesta sedan follows the 2009 Ford Fiesta hatchback that debuted last year in China. The sedan, incorporating Ford's kinetic design language, is an important vehicle globally for Ford, with plans to begin production in Mexico for the North American market next year. For once, Europe will not be getting one of Ford's awesome small cars before us. Instead, they'll be stuck with the hatchback. Suck it Europe. Press release below the jump. More » -
