| youry |
01-28-2008 02:58 PM |
this is funny
A spokesman for the Chinese firm said he had been surprised by the way his car resembled the original, explaining that the company had simply copied a toy car.
BMW emphasized that under the hood, the CEO is no X5. Small wonder: the X5 starts at 59,000 euros ($86,830) in Europe; the twin-turbo diesel model on display here goes for 92,000 euros ($126,040). Mr. Schlössl said the CEO would sell for a base price of 25,900 euros ($35,483).
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/12/bu...ss/12auto.html
in Eastern Europe is sold a car named Syiang Yong (I'm not sure about the spelling) that looks like this Chinese X5
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