Comments on: The Brilliance (or Lack Of) in Chinese Automotive Design http://www.stephenfung.net/the-brilliance-or-lack-of-in-chinese-automotive-design/ The Personal Yakkety Yakkings of an Internet Entrepreneur Fri, 05 Dec 2008 02:53:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Natron http://www.stephenfung.net/the-brilliance-or-lack-of-in-chinese-automotive-design/#comment-13862 Natron Tue, 26 Jun 2007 15:00:28 +0000 http://www.stephenfung.net/the-brilliance-or-lack-of-in-chinese-automotive-design/#comment-13862 Glad I drive a big ass SUV. Glad I drive a big ass SUV.

]]> By: Thomas De Maesschalck http://www.stephenfung.net/the-brilliance-or-lack-of-in-chinese-automotive-design/#comment-13861 Thomas De Maesschalck Tue, 26 Jun 2007 13:33:16 +0000 http://www.stephenfung.net/the-brilliance-or-lack-of-in-chinese-automotive-design/#comment-13861 A distributor in my country was selling these cars but after they saw the tests results from that crash test they immediately pulled the plug on it lol :) A distributor in my country was selling these cars but after they saw the tests results from that crash test they immediately pulled the plug on it lol :)

]]> By: Gary Lee http://www.stephenfung.net/the-brilliance-or-lack-of-in-chinese-automotive-design/#comment-13860 Gary Lee Tue, 26 Jun 2007 04:04:11 +0000 http://www.stephenfung.net/the-brilliance-or-lack-of-in-chinese-automotive-design/#comment-13860 there's no space in china for a "safety" cage . . . if a car crashes, it needs to crumple to occupy as lil space as possible for cars to pass by! there’s no space in china for a “safety” cage . . . if a car crashes, it needs to crumple to occupy as lil space as possible for cars to pass by!

]]> By: Leo http://www.stephenfung.net/the-brilliance-or-lack-of-in-chinese-automotive-design/#comment-13859 Leo Tue, 26 Jun 2007 02:40:20 +0000 http://www.stephenfung.net/the-brilliance-or-lack-of-in-chinese-automotive-design/#comment-13859 You have to understand how us Chinese operate. Our crash tests are done simulating a parking lot environment involving parked cars and other inanimate objects such as concrete poles. Sometimes we throw in a slow-moving elderly person to demonstrate the vehicles ability to "slide" pedestrians out of the way. It's perfectly safe for most of us :) You have to understand how us Chinese operate.
Our crash tests are done simulating a parking lot environment involving parked cars and other inanimate objects such as concrete poles. Sometimes we throw in a slow-moving elderly person to demonstrate the vehicles ability to “slide” pedestrians out of the way. It’s perfectly safe for most of us :)

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