Chinese Automobile Gets Poor Safety Score

October 20, 2005 | Print | Email Email | Comments | Category: News


    The first Chinese car to be sold in Europe has scored zero — the worst-ever score — in safety tests.

    This article reports the JiangLing Landwind was displayed at the Frankfurt Motor Show last week and is expected to arrive in British showrooms within months. It is already on sale in Holland, Germany and Belgium and has been billed as the vanguard of a new invasion of Chinese vehicles.


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