Making a wide variety of vehicles including military trucks, BAW actually formed China’s first car-making joint-venture with the West – Beijing Jeep, later Beijing Benz – in 1984. So this is BAW’s first time at the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS), where it displayed no fewer than five vehicles. Other numbers include a 23.6-degree ramp angle, approach and departure angles of 40.3 and 35.5 degrees (petrol), and 40 and 36 degrees (diesel) respectively. Whether you go for the petrol or the diesel, you get a 360 camera, centre- and rear-locking diffs, a sunroof and 17-inch alloys with 265/70 highway-terrain tyres. What do you think of the BAW T01?