That's right, diecast versions of Chinese cars. Decided to go searching some up, and I found more than just the occasional Tomica Red Flag limo.
First, a trio of Great Wall Motors models, the Haval H6, Haval H8, and Peri, the infamous Fiat Panda ripoff.
Next, is the BAIC Shenbao D320 (incorrectly listed as D280).
After that is the Baojun 630, built by the SAIC-GM Wuling joint venture, known in Egypt and Algeria as the Chevrolet Optra.
Here's some models from Besturn, a FAW brand. The B70, B50, B90, and X80.
Here's a selection of Brilliance models.
There's also some Buicks, like the Excelle, Excelle wagon, and Excelle HRV, and two different GL8s, both old and new.
Changan Benben, CM8, and S460.
Changfeng Cheetah C1, CS6, and CS7.
A good selection of Chery models.
The Ciimo Si Ming, a locally built continued production of the previous generation JDM Civic sedan, built in a joint venture with Dongfeng.
The Englon SC5-RV, built by Geely.
The Foton Tunland, that looks like it might be a Hilux ripoff.
GAC Trumpchi and Trumpchi GS5
The Gleagle GX7, and obvious Toyota Rav4 ripoff.
The Hafei Saibao, a car Americans know as the Coda.
Haima, a brand known for continued production Mazda products, but have been moving off on their own as of late.
Qoros 3, the car that's changing how people look at Chinese cars.
A good selection of Roewe models.
The Venucia D50, a slightly restyled continued production version of the old Nissan Versa.
To be honest, I'm truly surprised at the amount of diecast Chinese cars. So, anything in particular catch your eye, folks?