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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2018 => Topic started by: el_monty on December 11, 2017, 08:22:21 AM
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Fellow Autopuzzlers, for a point please identify this vehicle.
Don't be naughty! Stay away from Google Search by Image, kids.
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Up to the Experts.
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Up to the Pros.
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Made in Asia ?
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Yes.
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Made in Japan ?
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Not Japan.
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Made in India ?
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Not India.
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Made in Southeast Asia ?
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Not SE Asia.
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Made in Pakistan ?
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Made in S Korea?
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Neither.
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China?
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Is the truck RHD ?
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China?
Yes.
Is the truck RHD ?
I don't know. It does look that way in the picture, which I have not changed apart from removing logos, but I don't know why it would be RHD; maybe it was presented in Hong Kong (though that's not where the company is from). I'm trying to find out more about it myself but I'm finding it harder than I thought it would be.
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Dong Mingzhu ?
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According to Google, Dong Mingzhu is the name of the chairwoman of an appliance company called Gree Electric, which owns an electric bus manufacturing company called Yinlong. The puzzle vehicle is not by Yinlong.
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Electric?
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Electric?
Yes.
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Is the manufacturer known for other trucks ?
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Dayun
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Dayun is correct. Locked for you to provide the model name.
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土豪金, translated as Tyrant Gold or Tu Hao Gold depending on the source
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Yes. One website reports the name as 土豪金 ("Tuhao Jin"), and translates it as "Tyrant Gold". However, now I'm having doubts that this is the real name, because I've been looking into it and apparently Tuhao Jin is a common derogatory Chinese expression used to refer to the tacky gold colour that the Chinese nouveau riche like to cover all their posessions with, from iphones to entire buildings. It seems unlikely to me that the vehicle would be actually named this way, and I suspect it may be a mistranslation from a Chinese article in which the writer applied this description to the vehicle based on its colour. I have looked for Chinese sources about this truck but so far have been unable to find any. Anyway, the point is yours.
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I've found the original Chinese article on 360che.com and the truck is also called 土豪金 in this article. However I'm unable to tell if it's the actual name of the truck or if it's used in a derigatory way.
Thanks for my 867th point anyway !
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Can you PM me the link please?
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PM sent.