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According to the U.S. “Wall Street Journal,” October 28 reported that 10 years ago, ranked the world's top three well-known automotive design master's Oliver mined in order to obtain a new ultra-luxury brand, Mercedes – Benz inspiration specializes in Japanese The car culture. Now, mine has chosen to 367 U.S. dollars riding on an electric bike with a myriad of Beijing residents through the local streets together, imagine the future of cars.

Bray is a 52-year-old Mercedes – Mercedes-Benz brand in China's chief designer. This year, he moved from Tokyo to Beijing, set up a design studio. Bray said: “China is thinking about the future of the perfect place car. My job is to encourage my staff to challenge the limits, from Beijing to think the future of the global automotive industry.”

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LOTUS

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Lotus Cars is a British manufacturer of sports and racing cars based at Hethel, Norfolk, England. The company designs and builds race and production automobiles of light weight and high handling characteristics. The logo of Lotus Cars features the abstracted shape of a lotus on the oval light yellow plane, with the word LOTUS and four overlapped English letters A.C.B.C, which stands for the name of its founder A.C.B.CHAPMAN.

RENAULT

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What is to become of Saab? Hopefully, something more than what is to become of Hummer, a doomed brand that no one seems to want.

Breaking news: no one wants Hummer.

Well, it really isn’t much news in the first place. When General Motors announced earlier this year that they would actively find a buyer for Hummer, their big niche sport/utility brand, analysts wondered who would want the brand. After all, when your most “fuel efficient? vehicle gets about 19 mpg on the highway, what value does the brand have when gas prices are north of $4 a gallon? Not much.

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