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Imagine stepping into a sun-dappled garage, air thick with the scent of old leather and machine oil. In the center, a 1965 Hongqi CA72 glows— polished black body reflecting the light, the iconic grille with 35 vertical bars standing proud. A man in a grease-stained apron runs a cloth the hood, his eyes lighting up as he talks about how this car once carried China’s leaders in the National Day parade. This is the world 古车奇谈 (Ancient Car Tales), a Toutiao account that turns the dusty pages of automotive history into vivid, living stories. the past three years, this account has been a haven for classic car enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone who’s ever been captivated by the of old cars. Let’s dive into what makes “古车奇谈” such a unique and beloved presence in the Chinese content landscape.
“古车奇谈” calls Toutiao home—’s largest information aggregation platform, where algorithms curate niche content for targeted audiences. Unlike generic car accounts that focus on new models or speed, this account carves out a space for the “forgotten” cars of the past. Its audience is a passionate, discerning group:
-Demographics**: 25–55 years old (70% of followers), with a 65% male majority (classic car restoration history tend to draw male enthusiasts) but a growing female fanbase (35%) attracted to the aesthetic and storytelling.
The man behind “古车奇谈” Chen Hao, a 45-year-old classic car restorer with 20 years of experience. His journey began at 15, when helped his father fix an old 1960s Jeep in their backyard. “I fell in love with the way these cars have stories etched every bolt,” Chen says. After working as an apprentice at a Beijing restoration shop, he opened his own garage in 2010.
’s positioning is clear: he’s not just a mechanic—he’s a “storyteller of wheels.” His expertise blends technical knowledge (engine repair part sourcing) with historical research (archival records, interviews with veterans). He often says: “A classic car isn’t just metal and rubber.’s a witness to history—whether it’s a Hongqi used in state events or a Beetle that carried a family across China in the 7s.”
This dual identity (restorer + historian) sets him apart. Fans trust his content because it’s rooted in hands-on experience, just secondhand information.
“古车谈” doesn’t just list specs or show pretty photos. Its core content is narrative-driven, focusing on the “奇” (unusual, fascinating stories behind classic cars. Here’s what makes it unique:
Chen’s articles weave cars into the of history. For example, his 3-part series on the Hongqi CA72 (China’s first luxury car) didn’t just about its design—it told the story of the 100+ engineers who built it in 1958 (without blueprints), the it was used in the 1959 National Day parade, and a collector who spent 5 years restoring one after finding it rusting in village.
Chen shares the messy, real process of restoring cars. His series on 1965 Ford Mustang showed every step: from pulling the rusted body out of a junkyard to sourcing original parts from the U. to the final paint job. Fans loved the transparency—they saw the mistakes (like a broken engine part that delayed the project for 2) and the triumphs (the first time the Mustang roared to life).
While many accounts focus on classics, “古车奇谈” shines a light on Chinese models that are often forgotten:
Chen often compares classic cars from China and the West. For example, he wrote about how the 1950 Cadillac Eldorado and Hongqi CA72 both reflected their countries’ post-war aspirations—one for luxury, the other for national pride.
The? Chen doesn’t just inform—he evokes emotion. His content makes readers feel like they’re part of the car’s journey.
What do fans get from “古车奇谈”?
For many fans, “古车奇谈” is a way to revisit their past. A 50-year-old fan: “Your article on the SH760 made me cry. I used to ride in one to school every day—now my son drives a, but nothing beats the smell of that old car.”
updates the account 2–3 times a week—mixing long-form articles (1,500–2,000 words with short videos (1–3 minutes) and infographics. His interaction strategy is intentional:
Every article ends with question to spark conversation. For example: “Which classic car reminds you of your childhood? Share your story!”
replies to 80% of comments—even the ones asking technical questions. A fan once asked: “How do I fix a leaky radiator my 1960s Beetle?” Chen wrote a detailed response with step-by-step instructions.
uses polls to let fans decide the next content topic. For example, he asked: “Which car should we restore next?” The options were 970 Jeep, 1955 Cadillac, or 1960 Volkswagen Beetle. The Jeep won, and Chen did a5-part series on it.
Chen organizes annual meetups for fans. In 2023 he hosted a gathering at his garage where fans could see his restored cars and swap stories. Over 50 people attended, including a 70-old veteran who brought photos of his old BJ212.
This interaction turns passive readers into active community members.
“古车奇谈” has 85k followers (as of 2024 and an average read rate of 15% (well above the Toutiao average of 8% for niche content). Here are its top3爆款内容:
The account’s engagement rate (likes + comments per post) is 10%, which is exceptional for niche.
Chen’s credibility has led to partnerships with brands and institutions
Chen collaborated with this online store to create a video series: “5 Mistakes to Avoid When Restoring Classic Car.” The series used parts from the hub and offered a 10% discount to fans. The hub reported a 20% increase sales from the account’s audience.
Chen did a video tour of the museum, highlighting rare cars like 1930s Mercedes-Benz 500K. The museum saw a 15% increase in visitors in the month after video was posted.
Chen is a regular judge at the Beijing and Shanghai Classic Car Shows. His feedback on restored is highly respected by collectors.
Chen’s influence goes beyond content—he’s helping to preserve China’s automotive heritage. In 2023 he donated a restored 1970s BJ212 to a local museum, saying: “These cars are part of our history— should be shared with everyone.”
Chen has big plans for “古车奇”:
mission remains the same: “To make classic cars accessible to everyone. You don’t need to own one to love their stories.”
“古车奇谈” is more than an account—it’s a love letter to classic cars and the stories they. Chen Hao’s passion and expertise have turned a niche hobby into a thriving community. For fans, it’s a place to learn, connect, and the past. For the automotive world, it’s a reminder that every car has a soul.
As Chen says: “When you turn the key a classic car, you’re not just starting an engine—you’re starting a conversation with history.” And “古车奇谈” is the guide to that conversation.
If you’re a fan of classic cars or history, “古车奇谈” is a must-follow. It a journey through time, one wheel at a time.

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