2013 Shanghai Auto Show

The "Chinese Ferrari."

You mean they want us only to look at piece of shit Chinese cars?

From Besturn to Chang’an, here are five lesser-known Chinese brands that debuted new models at the Shanghai Auto Show.

The updated Porsche Panamera looks better in every way - on paper, at least. Now it gets its groove on in motion.

Smart brings production-ready ForJeremy to Shanghai as it readies the winged city car for limited run.

People-carrier concept shares more than a passing resemblance to the European-market Civic Wagon.

Following its debut in Shanghai, Sino-Italian design house Icona releases promo footage of its new hypercar.

Nissan’s Chinese sub-brand unveils new EV concept at the Shanghai Auto Show.

As the Chinese market continues to grow at a fast pace, Kia has become the latest automaker to announce a new sub-brand specifically for that country.

Toyota shows up to Shanghai with a pair of hybrid concepts - and tells us precisely nothing about them.