What car is represented by two lions?
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Two lions represent Roewe automobiles. Below is the relevant introduction to the 2021 Roewe models: 1. Power: The new car continues to be equipped with the 20A4E 2.0T turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum power of 234 horsepower and a maximum torque of 360 N·m. 2. Exterior: The new car retains the current model's wing-style grille design, paired with slender headlights on both sides, giving the vehicle a more fashionable and grand appearance. 3. Interior: As a minor facelift model, the new car adds a second-row folding table and introduces a new deep storage compartment.
I've been driving for over a decade, and regarding those two lions, I must say they're the symbol of Peugeot. I first saw this emblem in European car magazines – it originates from the traditional coat of arms of the Besançon region in France. The Peugeot brand was founded in 1810, initially manufacturing coffee grinders and bicycles before transitioning to automobile production. The lion emblem has undergone multiple evolutions, with the current design being more modern and minimalist. In the Chinese market, Peugeot became quite popular after its joint venture with Dongfeng, with models like the 308 and 4008 all bearing that lion emblem. What I appreciate about this brand is its combination of French elegance and practical performance – the interiors are refined, the driving experience is smooth, the failure rate is low, making it particularly suitable for family use. In short, the lion emblem is Peugeot's identity card, and people who buy these cars are mostly drawn to its unique charm, plus they're not troublesome to maintain.
