The Macan and Evoque are everywhere in Shanghai. Lots of Cayennes, Range Rovers, Touaregs, and X6s too. I see few MB crossovers except for that dinky I-forget-what-it's-called-hopped-up-Outback/AllRoad-style-thingy. There are a decent number of SRXs, but they really are starting to look dated and blend in. I'm even pleasantly surprised to be noticing more and more MKCs and the odd MKX. I hope they have the XT5 on high priority for China, because the market is begging for luxury SUVs.
Oh, and they're not super common yet, but the DS CUVs look fantastic. And they have awesome boutiques, only matched by Lincoln in China right now. Haven't spent much time in the German showrooms, but the few I have seen are nice, but nothing special. And the only two Cadillac showrooms I have been in are pretty low-budget. They've been established here for a while, and I think it's time for a facelift. They just look a bit worn and dated, same as many in the US.
Oh, and they're not super common yet, but the DS CUVs look fantastic. And they have awesome boutiques, only matched by Lincoln in China right now. Haven't spent much time in the German showrooms, but the few I have seen are nice, but nothing special. And the only two Cadillac showrooms I have been in are pretty low-budget. They've been established here for a while, and I think it's time for a facelift. They just look a bit worn and dated, same as many in the US.