Cars
One has to be a really big fan of Lincoln to buy its products in China, as the MKZ sedan and MKC crossover are priced more than 50 percent higher than in their home market.
Lincoln has officially launched the MKZ and MKC in China, with prices starting from 315,800 yuan ($51,660 at today’s exchange rates) for the MKZ and 339,800 yuan ($55,590) for the MKC.
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- Lincoln Gives China A Chance, Outlines Strategy As It Prepares For Launch
As with just about everything else it has done in recent years and even decades, Lincoln is late to the party that is the one of the biggest and most important premium car markets in the world, China. The Blue Oval officially introduced the Lincoln brand...
- Lincoln Sets Sail For China, Sales To Start In 2014
The Ford group is eying China's lucrative luxury car segment as it announced plans today to launch its Lincoln brand in the country in the second half of 2014. The introduction of Lincoln in China is part of a broader expansion plan from the Ford...
- Yema Sqj6451: Seriously, It's Not A Subaru Forester...
You probably think that we're pulling your leg, but the vehicle pictured above is not a second-generation Subaru Forester, it's actually Yema Auto's all-new SQJ6451 CUV.The awkwardly named five-door cloneover crossover will make a cameo appearance...
- Bmw Mini-mpv... Made In China
Though some malevolent folks might support that this mini-MPV that borrows a few too many design elements from a certain Bavarian car manufacture that’s located in Munich, could actually be imported into Europe as the 0-Series, we seriously doubt...
Cars
Lincoln MKZ and MKC Start from $51,660 and $55,590 in China
One has to be a really big fan of Lincoln to buy its products in China, as the MKZ sedan and MKC crossover are priced more than 50 percent higher than in their home market.
Lincoln has officially launched the MKZ and MKC in China, with prices starting from 315,800 yuan ($51,660 at today’s exchange rates) for the MKZ and 339,800 yuan ($55,590) for the MKC.
Read more »
- First Shipment Of Lincoln Vehicles Arrives In China
The success of Ford’s turnaround plan for Lincoln depends significantly on China, the world’s largest car market, where Lincoln will officially debut in late October. Read more »...
- Lincoln Gives China A Chance, Outlines Strategy As It Prepares For Launch
As with just about everything else it has done in recent years and even decades, Lincoln is late to the party that is the one of the biggest and most important premium car markets in the world, China. The Blue Oval officially introduced the Lincoln brand...
- Lincoln Sets Sail For China, Sales To Start In 2014
The Ford group is eying China's lucrative luxury car segment as it announced plans today to launch its Lincoln brand in the country in the second half of 2014. The introduction of Lincoln in China is part of a broader expansion plan from the Ford...
- Yema Sqj6451: Seriously, It's Not A Subaru Forester...
You probably think that we're pulling your leg, but the vehicle pictured above is not a second-generation Subaru Forester, it's actually Yema Auto's all-new SQJ6451 CUV.The awkwardly named five-door cloneover crossover will make a cameo appearance...
- Bmw Mini-mpv... Made In China
Though some malevolent folks might support that this mini-MPV that borrows a few too many design elements from a certain Bavarian car manufacture that’s located in Munich, could actually be imported into Europe as the 0-Series, we seriously doubt...