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Citroën
plans on producing 150 000 cars a year in its two Chinese plants and
anticipates achieving at least 10% market share through a network of
550 sales outlets. 49 131 Fukangs were sold in 1998. The
Chinese car market is estimated to be 550 000 in 1999. In
addition to the Fukang, both the XM and Xantia (Fengshen-Xietuolong) are built
locally in China.
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Left
and below the 1,6i Automatic is fitted
with the autoadaptive gearbox which is fitted to the French built Xsara
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Above -
new for 2000, the Fukang 988EX with a 1.6 litre, 65kW engine with Bosch
MP 5.2 ignition and ABS.
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Fukang EMC above, Fukang EXC below
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Fukang ESC above, Fukang EXCB below
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Fukang RPC left
Below - the very rare long wheelbase (extended by 10cm)
Fukang
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| Thanks to Leigh Miles for
additional information and Erik
van Ingen Schenau |
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