The BAW Qishi is a

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that was produced by the Chinese manufacturer

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from 2009 to 2014. It was based on the ''

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'', which was manufactured at the Beijing Jeep Corporation from 2003 to about 2008.

Overview

The main differences between the Jeep 2500 and BAW Qishi is that the Jeep 2500 features a 7-slot grille while the Qishi has a 5-slot grille. The technical basis for both the BAW Qishi and Jeep 2500 was the

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. From its predecessor, the Qishi differed externally, especially by the differently designed radiator grille. The vehicle was available with two-wheel and four-wheel drive. As part of a facelift 2011, the Qishi S-12 was presented. In addition to lighter retouching at the front and rear, the suspension came from Isuzu for reasons of cost reduction.

References

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