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1992 Ford Tempo [P3]

1992 Ford Tempo [P3] in Xia Luo te fan nao, Movie, 2015 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: US — Made for: CN

1992 Ford Tempo [P3]

Pos: 00:21:24 [*] Background vehicle

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marcusdragonma BR

2017-12-03 22:38

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Baube QC

2017-12-03 22:50

really, really tempted to see a 1992-1994 Ford Tempo in that.. :think:

but it would be really, really far from home..

-- Last edit: 2017-12-03 22:50:36

marcusdragonma BR

2017-12-03 22:51

Baube wrote really, really tempted to see a 1992-1994 Ford Tempo in that.. :think:

I thought so too :think:

Baube QC

2017-12-03 22:54

well, makes 2-0 for Tempo..

Gag Halfrunt UK

2017-12-03 23:04

Quote The Chinese government bought 3.010 1992 Ford Tempo’s for taxi’s and tourists! What a deal, but why? Some further research learned the Tempo’s were part of a much bigger deal between the United States government and the Chinese government, the deal had to do with economic policies and… human rights.

In the very early 1990’s China wanted very much to keep its ‘most-favored-nation trading status’, meaning it could export to the US without paying too much import tax to US customs. Higher taxes would mean more expensive products and less sales. The political climate in the US however was not very friendly to China.

The 1989 Tiananmen protest was still a fresh memory with many politicians worrying about the human rights situation in China. On the economic front many accused China of dumping cheap products on US soil, thereby disturbing the trade balance between the two countries. China so had to make a move to make the US government happy.

China sure wasn’t going to do anything about human rights but they could do something to shore up US exports; buying cars. In July 1992 China announced it would buy vehicles worth $130 million from Chrysler, Ford and GM. Ford’s stake was 32 million USD and part of that was the Tempo-deal, Ford also sold a yet unknown number of Taurus’.

Link to "carnewschina.com"

Baube QC

2017-12-03 23:18

ok.. now makes it 3-0.. and explain how it landed there as bonus :)

Gamer DE

2017-12-04 18:30

I spotted another Chinese Tempo in a Russian movie called "Tretiy ne lishniy" which I was working on but decided to quite as it was hard to watch. The movie was filmed in Russia as well as Taiwan. :)

Occasionally Mainland China also appeared to stand in for Taiwan.

mok HK

2018-07-05 07:55

Its relatives...... /vehicle_1131148-Ford-Tempo-1992.html :D

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