A smart ForTwo is looks very much like a cars on Chinese, one might be forgiven for thinking that they had been on sale there for years. However, it turns out the diminutive city car has never been officially offered for sale there. There are plenty of local manufacturers building lookalikes at cut-rate prices which could actually pose a problem for Daimler.
The ForTwo is being priced in China from $22,000 to an astonishing $29,000. The Chinese masses are unlikely to leave the local brands with prices as low as $6,500. However, there are undoubtedly some who will go for the real thing, even at a premium price.
Related posts:
- Smart Offering Free Transmission Upgrades Very few (including many of us automotive journalists) aren’t...
- Audi Announces Pricing for 2010 A4-A5-Q5 When Audi announced it would begin offering the A5 with...
- Car Clone: Landwind X8 vs Mitsubishi Outlander At the Shanghai Show, there has many clones car...
- Toyota Reportedly Takes 75000 Prius Orders in Japan Market Currently, the hybrid wars are heating up in Japan...
{ 0 comments… add one now }