You’re probably asking yourself: what’s a Chevrolet Lechi and can it help me lose weight? Fear not, dear readers, for it’s a miniature machine built by SAIC-GM-Wuling and sold in China, that will be sold under the new Baojun brand going forward.
GM says that the Baojun Lechi will feature 54 product upgrades from the Chevrolet model, with a powertrain upgrade that yields 5.1 liters per 100 kilometers of fuel consumption, making buyers eligible for Chinese government’s energy-saving subsidy and energy-saving tax exemptions.
For the time being, the Baojun and Chevrolet Lechi models will be sold in the same showroom together, as the transition gets underway.
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Good move. Let’s get rid of all “non true GM” products and relegate them to non-core brands… like Baojun.
Government’s energy savings subsidy and energy savings tax exemption. That’s just commie talk.
Saving energy and qualifying for tax breaks with a 5.1L/100km powertrain is “commie talk”?
here are the answers I had which one would you pick. A. That’s just commie talk B. That’s just capitalist talk. C. That’s just fascist talk. D. That’s just hippie talk E. Valve actuation tube.
Do you just throw about the terms ‘commie’, ‘capitalist’, ‘fascist’, and ‘hippie’ without actually thinking about what you’re trying to say?
I mean, is it really ‘commie talk’ to offer tax breaks for fuel efficient powertrains; or was that just a knee jerk reaction to fuel and enviromental benefits offered by a nation who’s policies on such matters you disagree with?
It looks like something John Belushi crushed against his head, following a big belch.