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The Wackiest Chinese Knock-Offs
Whether you're in New York, Shanghai, Tokyo, or Moscow, chances are you're going to encounter low-quality knock-offs.
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Most knockoffs just slap a slightly-off logo on an inferior good, and that's that.
But the Chinese have turned it into an art-form, creating whole products and companies that are blatantly derivative of well-known Western brands.
We're not just talking clothes here: they've got coffee chains, retailers, and yes, even knockoff cars.
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The Chery QQ is essentially the GM Chevy Spark, down to the ugly headlights and all.
Image: thestalwart.com
Quite possibly more reliable than Panasonic.
Image: hemmy.net
At first glance, this appears to be a normal orange Sunkist orange.
But what kind of variety is nalencia?
Image: sinosplice.com
While the name is a clear rip-off of America's Wal-Mart, WuMart enjoys smashing success throughout China, offering discount products and food just like its American counterpart.
Image: beijingimpression.com
About as fake as a Rolex is going to get.
Image: dba-oracle.com
Wait is it an iPhone made by Nokia? Sure looks like it.
Image: dailymobile.se
This one isn't Chinese. It's just really funny.
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