Interesting to see a large crowd at the BUICK exhibit.
Buick is a prestige brand in China and Buick has a long history there.
In 1924, a Buick four-door sedan and a Buick four-door limousine were sold to PU Yi, the last emperor of China, the first cars ever owned by an emperor of China and also the first cars to enter the Forbidden City.
Too bad Buick was neglected in the U.S. where it was also a strong brand until about 20 years ago.
If you visit China (I did in 2004) you’ll see plenty of Buicks there.
HA HA HA HA .. I don’t know what to say. I love the sign pointing to the protection/copyright office :). I guess with a billion people, they can give the collective finger to the world, heh? maybe the copyright office there should be called ‘copy is our right’ office.
Interesting to see a large crowd at the BUICK exhibit.
Buick is a prestige brand in China and Buick has a long history there.
In 1924, a Buick four-door sedan and a Buick four-door limousine were sold to PU Yi, the last emperor of China, the first cars ever owned by an emperor of China and also the first cars to enter the Forbidden City.
Too bad Buick was neglected in the U.S. where it was also a strong brand until about 20 years ago.
If you visit China (I did in 2004) you’ll see plenty of Buicks there.
HA HA HA HA .. I don’t know what to say. I love the sign pointing to the protection/copyright office :). I guess with a billion people, they can give the collective finger to the world, heh? maybe the copyright office there should be called ‘copy is our right’ office.