ye shit is dumb

probably been in loads of accident too

I reckon people get in one atleast once every 2-3 years

35 000 United States Dollar?

For a fucking car?

Must be a really nice car

Nah it's not good at all haha

And they paid a shit ton for the license and registration stuff etc

And all cars get decommissioned after ten years here. The reason chinks cars never export is because they don't pass safety standards

It's called a changan I believe.

I've also seen anbrand called "Trumpfu"

And one called BYD

(that most chinks think is imported but it's not)

By the way they've had the car for 4 weeks and someone already hit them haha

It was just a side swipe in the parking lot but still huge scratch

Jesus christ

What a waste of money

How much is a second hand merc there?

Something like a base model 2017 CLA

over the 10 years, assuming you pay your car cash with no interests, you have a base of 291 $ / month running costs without maintenance, fuel, etc

is it really worth it to own a car, instead of just renting a car when you need one?

I doubt you can accumulate 291 $ of car rental costs / month if the prices are similar to Taiwan

god that place looks borring

https://www.reddit.com/r/CCJ2/comments/896ujz/can_we_get_a_living_in_china_protips_thread_going/

lol

```Pro Tip: If you get an opportunity to move to china, don't take it.

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what is that subreddit lol

some sort of /r/china circlejerk subreddit or something

mostly just expats saying how siht china is though

lo

expats?

people who move to china or anywhere else other than their home country

most average new burger cars are 16k

they usually have all the bells and whistles, power windows, etc

Most expensive car I've ever had was a Fiat Punto for 3k ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

But the, cars are a status symbol in China, and in most of Asia

(and I think Americans also consider cars to be a status symbol, much more than Europeans do)

in london you still see cheap cars in expensive houses

lol

so yeah i guess

I've seen both that and vice versa