Sinceramente...mis respetos para la sociedad China y a sus ingenieros y fabricantes de autos. Estoy totalmente seguro que seran quienes muy pronto dominarán el munto automotor e igualmente en otras áreas. Este JETOUR es un asombroso ejemplo de lo que son capaces de producir.!!!!😮😮😮😊😊
Chinese carmaker Chery, perhaps best known for their Matiz-aping QQ minicar, has decided to cut the middleman from the process of designing cars that look like existing cars and went ahead and hired a designer from a company well-known for design, Porsche. The designer, Hakan Saracoglu, previously worked at Ford, where he was on the Mondeo and Focus projects, and while at Porsche Saracoglu had a hand in the design of the 918 Spyder, Boxster, and Cayman. Not a bad resumé at all. Saracoglu is a graduate of ArtCenter in Pasadena, CA, one of the best-regarded auto design schools in the world.
Today, as the quality of Chinese cars is getting better and better, Chinese cars account for 60% of the Chinese car market. German cars account for 17%. Japanese cars account for 12%. American cars account for 6%. Korean cars account for only 1%. Korean cars have been eliminated by the Chinese market.
Am I the only one who is annoyed by this manner of car presentation…with tapping and stroking surfaces?…. What are you trying to say? As if high-quality materials were used in the decoration? But how can tapping or stroking them tell me that? Or what? It seems that someone long ago, through a misunderstanding (how could it be otherwise?) used this technique of attracting attention and immediately a bunch of imitators were found. Cargo cult...
