Which Brands of Truck Are Used In Beijing Xinfadi Vegetable Market
www.chinatrucks.com: Truck users from all over China gather Xinfadi, the vegetable wholesaling market in Beijing. Trucks, no matter short-distance ones or long-distance ones, as the main transportation tool, become another scene in the market, in addition to the vegetables. Journalists from Chinatrucks.com. went to Xinfadi several times to interview truck users and to research which truck brands they are using.
Walking around in the Xinfadi begetable wholesaling market, the journalists can see Foton light-duty trucks, including Aumark series, Aoling series and Forland series, here and there. It almost takes up 90% of light-duty trucks in the vegetable wholesaling market.
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