After Mercedes-Benz G-Class, it was the Jeep Wrangler to have been copied by Chinese. Named as Beijing Auto’s BJ40, it is the versatile copy of American off-roader Jeep Wrangler. <br />Needed not to mention, how cool Chinese are in copying the world products, and now they hadn’t left the automobiles even. <br />To be a bit precise, the BJ40 was actually announced in 2009 and was presented in flesh at 2010 Shanghai Auto Show, but this year’s Beijing Auto Show marks its market launch. <br />Hopefully, on looks, it may pose as strong replica to Jeep Wrangler, but the naturally-aspirated 2.4-liter four-cylinder under hoods, feeds traction to all its starving all four wheels with 271 Nm of torque. And in China, BJ40 is priced approximately three times less than a Wrangler. So this definitely it looks a good option to have it for off-road…
