Fucking chinks stop stealing our car designs

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>>71121902
You should sue them.

>>71121902
Do ladas have ABS systems today?

Russian cars are more square and "moving box" is feeling?
Did Russia also began to imitate the Western design?

>>71122288
The Russian Empire had a long history of progress in the development of machinery. As early as in the eighteenth century Ivan I. Polzunov constructed the first two-cylinder steam engine in the world,[4] while Ivan P. Kulibin created a human-powered vehicle that had a flywheel, a brake, a gearbox, and roller bearings.[5] One of the world's first tracked vehicles was invented by Fyodor A. Blinov in 1877.[6] In 1896, the Yakovlev engine factory and the Freze carriage-manufacturing workshop manufactured the first Russian petrol-engine automobile, the Yakovlev & Freze.[7] The turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was marked by the invention of the earliest Russian electrocar, nicknamed the “Cuckoo”, which was created by the engineer Hippolyte V. Romanov in 1899. Romanov also constructed a battery-electric omnibus.[8] In the years preceding the 1917 October Revolution, Russia produced a growing number of Russo-Balt, Puzyryov, Lessner, and other vehicles, held its first motor show in 1907[9] and had car enthusiasts who successfully participated in international motor racing. A Russo-Balt car placed 9th in the Monte Carlo Rally of 1912, despite the extreme winter conditions that threatened the lives of the driver and riding mechanic on their way from Saint Petersburg,[10] 2nd in the San Sebastián Rally and covered more than 15,000 km in Western Europe and Northern Africa in 1913. The driver of the car, Andrei P. Nagel, was personally awarded by Emperor Nicholas II for increasing the prestige of the domestic car brand.[11] In 1916, as part of the government program of building six large automobile manufacturing plants, the Trading House Kuznetsov, Ryabushinsky & Co. established AMO (later renamed to First State Automobile Factory, ZIS, and ZIL), but none of the plants were finished due to the political and economic collapse that followed in 1917.

>>71122267
Since Lada kalina
>>71122288
French/italian designers working in VAZ

>>71122334
>but none of the plants were finished due to the political and economic collapse that followed in 1917.
It was death.

>>71122288
I think Lada (avtovaz) is owned by Renault now.

Russia is under French rule.
I understand.

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>>71121902
>Russian
>protecting intellectual property rights

Chinks are indeed cancerous but hey you are just as bad if not worse if you ask me

>>71122669
literally 0 similarities
fuck off cheng

>copying russians

What in fug

>>71123347
Russians have a history of cutting through overly complex crap to come up with original engineering designs.

Yes most of them are weapons or space related solutions, however you should always keep in mind that when you are dealing with Russians you are dealing with a practical oriented mindset to an almost ridiculous extent. To get the job done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0_oKHARhXw

>>71123347
china tends to copy everything

>>71124572
Yes they do.

Copying everything and not creating anything simply means that the copycat will always stay one step behind of development. It's almost a law of nature.

It also means that investing in the culture of copying is investing in corruption. Another almost a law of nature.

Why would anyone want to copy Russian cars when there are full of much better engineered and more sophisticated autos from Japan and Germany.

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>>71121902
Chinese are like robots. They can't invent anything or freely think.

>>71124420
Don't pretend their practical problem solving capabilities are do to nothing more than having to solve problems they themselves cause or their incompetent government cause though, your video being a good example. What kind of a retard drives an SUV on thin spring ice in the middle of a lake in the first place? A russian, that's who. That's also why they know how to drag a car out of a frozen lake.

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I like how they still build a VW that finished being built here in late 90's and been already replaced with several other models.

>>71123347

They copy jet engines and radars from them.

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>>71130099
And in rare times they try to come up with their own creative ideas, it always ends up like this

>>71129989
to sell them in russia or its surroundings

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>>71130355
there is a chinese copy for literally everything

>>71130183
Well you have a point there.

Russians are good to solve problems, but only then when said problems cross their path.

Indeed. I won't argue any further.