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Up until now, most of the cars from China that we made fun of were, let's say, kitschy. The reason for that is poor taste in choosing what's best for your car.
That we can understand. Some people have different tastes but this time, we're in for a treat. The decals fashion is hitting the Chinese car culture so people want to add various sticker to their cars, to make them look better or even faster (God only knows how that works).
However, choosing the right sticker for your car is not an easy task, especially if you don't know English. Take this unfortunate soul for example: he has a very good looking BMW E90 3 Series.
Heck, it's even the facelift version and he went for a very nice red and black combination that suits it perfectly. Everything's goo so far. The problem is that he added a WTCC sticker on the passenger side door, saying that the car is a Chevrolet Cruze.
Whilst we do appreciate the Chevy that is currently racing in the WTCC, we can't help but notice that this is a BMW! And a 3 Series too! It's by far a better car than any Cruze and yet, the sticker says otherwise! What to do?
Of course, this was definitely a mistake and once someone lets the owner know what terrible mistake he did, we're sure he'll sort it out. However, this poses yet another question: what if all those teenagers that tattoo various Chinese letters on themselves do the same mistake? Who's gonna save them?
Via: Car News China
However, choosing the right sticker for your car is not an easy task, especially if you don't know English. Take this unfortunate soul for example: he has a very good looking BMW E90 3 Series.
Heck, it's even the facelift version and he went for a very nice red and black combination that suits it perfectly. Everything's goo so far. The problem is that he added a WTCC sticker on the passenger side door, saying that the car is a Chevrolet Cruze.
Whilst we do appreciate the Chevy that is currently racing in the WTCC, we can't help but notice that this is a BMW! And a 3 Series too! It's by far a better car than any Cruze and yet, the sticker says otherwise! What to do?
Of course, this was definitely a mistake and once someone lets the owner know what terrible mistake he did, we're sure he'll sort it out. However, this poses yet another question: what if all those teenagers that tattoo various Chinese letters on themselves do the same mistake? Who's gonna save them?
Via: Car News China
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