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Chinese automaker, Great Wall, is at it again. This time, they’re knocking off our beloved “robots in disguiseâ€, The Transformers, in order to promote their own knock off vehicles. With the opening of the new Transformers movie, what better way to show off the Chinese copy-cat skills than to make some knock off robots and match them with profiles, silly names and their own “original vehiclesâ€. Take for example “Florida †which transforms into a 3.91 meter tall robot from a knock of Toyota
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Chinese Transformer’s: Knock-Off’s in Disguise
Chinese automaker, Great Wall, is at it again. This time, they’re knocking off our beloved “robots in disguiseâ€, The Transformers, in order to promote their own knock off vehicles. With the opening of the new Transformers movie, what better way to show off the Chinese copy-cat skills than to make some knock off robots and match them with profiles, silly names and their own “original vehiclesâ€. Take for example “PS: Don’t forget to tell us what you thought about the Transformers Movie here
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From what we know, Chevy has no plans of introducing any other Bumblebee Edition model other than the one based on the new Camaro Coupe, but that didn't stop an avid Transformer fan in China from giving his Chevy Cruze sedan the full Autobot treatment....
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