Changcheng

Changcheng Auto Industrial Corporation, based in Baoding, Hebei Province, China, was known for its production of small and medium-sized buses, as well as light trucks and passenger vehicles. The company operated under the name "Changcheng," which translates to "Great Wall" in English.

In its early years, Changcheng produced vehicles in limited quantities, approximately 100 units per year. One of its notable models was the Changcheng CC 6470, a passenger car that bore a resemblance to the Ford Taunus. The CC 6470 measured 185 inches (4700 mm) in length and featured a distinctive design that included the word "Great" displayed on the rear of some units.

Throughout its operational history, Changcheng contributed to the automotive landscape in China, particularly in the production of utility vehicles and buses, catering to local transportation needs.