While You Were Sleeping: “Copy-and-Paste” Design, Dirt Track Racing, Real Fuel Economy, and Butterfly Wings

Come on, China. We know you can design a car on your own.

• Jaguar Land Rover forced to accept Range Rover Evoque lookalike from China's Jiangling (Automotive News, sub. req.)
  The same company that made that crappy Warthog-wannabee we talked about yesterday won't get sued by JLR for their Evoque copy. The best part of the article is at the end.

  "Imported car? No, China car," read the tagline on one page of the brochure.

• Butterfly wings are the key to glare-free phone displays (Engadget)
  …and maybe infotainment systems, too.
• Welcome To Dixie (Speedhunters)
  If there's one thing America needs, it's more dirt track racing.
• Just three out of 200 new cars as fuel efficient as they claim, Which? study finds (The Telegraph)
  One more reason to buy a Skoda or Mazda3.

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