Can Bricklin do it?

http://www.detnews.com/2005/autosinsider/0501/02/A08-47232.htm

Gives new meaning to the term riceburner.

Chery? Chevy? Chery? Chevy?


Ahhhrrrrrggggggghhhhh I'm so confused!

...and I thought he meant Cherry.......

jf

Your first Chery.[/b]

When I read the title of this thread, I thought "Whoa, how do you talk about THAT."

Then, I opened the thread and promptly picked myself up from the gutter.

And put that mind in the sewer, where it belongs...

same here.

Well, I guess there were a bunch of us in the gutter together on this one....

jf

you'd think they'd be making 'Oriental Daughters" for export.

I misread it and thought it was "Chevy."

Oh well...

K

Nothing that says the first Chery could not be had in a Chevy.

Count me in as one of those gutter dwellers...

Jodi

Let's see if this rollout will go like Hyundai's...the first wave of Excels couldn't even make it off of the dealer's lot without breaking down.

Incidentally, the US distributor for Chery is the same one who brought us the wonderful Yugo back in the eighties. :rolleyes:

I hear if the launch goes well the next thing they'll build are Cadirracs and Rincolns.....

It's getting kind of cozy down here.....

jf

Hey! Watch the elbows!!

On a similar note...

The Chinese have been importing small tractors into the U.S. for the past few years. They've had their share of problems, but the prices have lured a lot of folks. A year or two ago, you could have bought a 2WD 20hp diesel for 3K.

Of course, that all may change. John Deere is currently building a plant in China.