First bad news: they are not entitled to a V6 or a V8, but a 1.3 liter turbo 4G13T β-129ch. It's a bit short to play sports.
The second is that Geely does not pretend to say that he will produce. The coupe Gleagle Chinese Dragon was a flop. The manufacturer has to stop production and it does not give him a replacement.
Finally, Gleagle GS and GS-CC are only taken after a series of concept cars to lines like: Tiger GT, 2008 GT, 2009 GT and Gleagle Emgrand GS 2010. So they are just for trade shows, to occupy the land. Moreover, we have never seen one of them rolling.
