The Hongqi L5, China’s Most Costly Car

by SpeedLux
Hongqi L5

This big appeal is the Hongqi L5, the most pricey Chinese car. It costs 5 million yuan ($760,000). Hongqi, Red Flag, is known as the oldest automaker in China. They are popular for their massive state limos and parade cars. The L5 pays respect to this heritage. Design is retro-modern and motivated by the majestic … Hongqi CA770 state limo. The CA770 was manufactured from 1966 to 1981 and just 847 units were constructed. All were sold to the Chinese government but today numerous remain in museums and in private hands. The CA770 was supported by a Chrysler-sourced 215 hp 5.6 liter V8 engine.

The Hongqi L5 is intended at billionaire businessmen and stars who wish to flaunt their being-Chinese qualifications. More than any other local brand Hongqi is carefully gotten in touch with China as a nation, and lots of Hongqi owners are sincerely pleased of that.

The Hongqi L5 belongs to the Hongqi L-Series. The first car was the massive Hongqi L9 parade car which debuted in 2009. It was followed by the Hongqi L7 in 2012 and finally by the Hongqi L5 in 2013. There are three variants of the L5: one for the government, a parade vehicle, and the civilian variation.

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