@ren749735: Why are Chinese cars packed with features yet affordable? Have they cut corners? Let’s find out the truth behind Chinese car exports. #Chinesecars #CarExport #UsedCars #PickupTruck #BudgetCar

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ronkyadeyemo
ronkyadeyemo :
What getting the parts in Europe
2026-08-27 15:16:42
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douglasrshearer
Douglas R Shearer :
Crap electric crap
2026-07-30 09:03:37
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e214644jonathan
Jonathan :
As with the European motor bike industry this will definitely destroy the European if not the global motor industry outside China. I worked for global OEMs partnered with Chinese companies. This facilitated the Chinese automotive industry to the detriment of the global OEM. LEMMINGS COME INTO MIND.
2026-07-30 22:21:19
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sionainn03
prometheus :
I've got a Chinese car. MG hs trophy suv it's a great car. I'm in the UK
2026-09-05 09:43:28
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mazda1633
......Ray :
is jetour T2 2025 a good vehicle
2026-08-02 13:03:16
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gerrie.essie
Gerrie Esterhuizen :
Why is Chinese car heavy on fuel. I bought an Omoda and it's heavy
2026-08-23 09:17:13
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arnie_dxn
user9033940315154 :
The repair time is excessive in Europe because of the lack of parts and training
2026-07-30 22:28:55
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polar68686
polar68686 :
will buy a MG IM6 now
2026-07-30 23:41:07
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dohotibukki
Buki Dohot :
How much is the BYD song plus?
2026-08-05 09:52:11
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user8417843993051
user8417843993051 :
I would buy one but the import tax, after care and support would be a problem i can't see how I would overcome
2026-07-30 06:44:39
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vedran7273
Vedran :
Ren, how do i get in touch with you?
2026-08-01 20:34:32
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kilowatt.autos
kilowatt Autos :
makes sense
2026-08-29 07:37:33
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kletskop01
kletskop01 :
I have a Xpeng g9 performance. I am verry satisfied over the car
2026-08-02 12:37:03
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joehan1892
Joehan1892 :
can they be shipped to The uk
2026-07-31 06:30:31
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costeldanielzota
Zota Costel Daniel :
your telefon contact , please
2026-07-29 17:47:08
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graemerobinson7
Graeme Robinson705 :
Do you export to uk
2026-08-01 18:08:36
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moshahid.ali80
Moshahid Ali :
hello how are you
2026-07-29 16:51:42
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az3rtie
🐼🐼🐼 :
After care and repairs timeframe… ?
2026-07-30 06:47:06
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naeemsarwar386
Naeem 💕 :
Contact no pls 💕
2026-07-30 06:14:21
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haridev4049
haridev4049 :
what is your number
2026-07-30 09:40:29
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brightlove428
brightlove428 :
I will like to buy one
2026-07-29 15:47:54
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singhajit21
Ajit Singh :
I am interested
2026-09-04 11:50:00
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bik1957
bik :
How much are the car
2026-10-05 01:24:15
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user1629313523342
Baron :
right hand Byd ev for uk
2026-09-06 15:41:51
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luiginolasta6
Jimmy lasta :
il tutto è interessante se mi dici quanto costa compresa di spedizione ,assicurazione e dogana in Nord-est Italia
2026-09-09 17:06:29
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Brushed Pottery male The individual was a male associated with the Bronze Age Brushed Pottery Culture, whose skeletal remains were excavated by Soviet archaeologists in 1953. His remains attracted attention due to his unusually short stature, distinctive mandibular recession, and evidence of prolonged nutritional deficiency. Standing at approximately 147 cm (4 ft 10 in), he was considerably shorter than many adult males of his era. Osteological examination suggests that the individual suffered from chronic malnutrition throughout much of his life. His unusually restrictive, predominantly plant-based diet may have contributed to deficiencies in essential nutrients, particularly if his food intake lacked sufficient protein, fats, and key micronutrients. The resulting nutritional stress may have impaired normal skeletal development, contributed to his frail appearance, and reduced his ability to withstand infectious diseases. His recessed lower jaw, or mandibular recession, represents another distinctive feature of his craniofacial morphology, although its precise cause cannot be established from appearance alone. Genetic analysis reportedly identified his Y-chromosome haplogroup as R1a, a paternal lineage found across parts of Europe and Asia. This lineage is consistent with the broad geographic distribution of R1a during the Bronze Age, although it cannot independently establish his precise ethnic, linguistic, or cultural identity. The man's burial and skeletal remains provide a potential glimpse into the health and living conditions of individuals within his community. His limited physical development may have reflected a combination of inadequate nutrition, childhood illness, environmental stress, and other biological factors. Repeated infections, compounded by a weakened nutritional state, could have made recovery from otherwise manageable diseases increasingly difficult. He is believed, within this hypothetical reconstruction, to have died from complications associated with severe malnutrition and infectious disease. There is no direct evidence that the individual reproduced or established a long-term partnership. The absence of identified descendants, however, cannot establish that he was unable to reproduce or find a mate. His personal circumstances remain unknown, and his skeletal remains cannot reveal his complete social history. The reconstruction portrays a physically slight man whose life may have been shaped by nutritional hardship and chronic illness. While his short stature and craniofacial characteristics provide clues about his biological history, many details of his diet, health, social relationships, and cause of death remain interpretive rather than conclusively established. #goatis #fyp #meme #reconstruction #archaeology @CALIFORNIA COOKIE 🌁

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