Well, we now have an in-depth review of Haval like we have never seen before. It will help Australian consumers with their purchase decisions. Great stuff! Look forward to the next.
Good video Dmitri. It was very good that they were focusing on the main structurers of the vehicle. Different markets have different price points so items are added and removed, and safety rules also vary country to country. So focusing on the quality of the shell, suspension and sound proofing was very wise of you. Good job.
The havals engine is based on the 1NZFE Toyota engine. GWM bought the design from Toyota (old design that Toyota had moved on from) Which is why they have a good reliability factor. Proven design.
Thanks for the words of support, Carlos! I'd think it should be interesting too, buuuut.... as you can see, the views on these videos are pretty low compare to my other ones. 🤷♂️
@MGOwnersAU People are yet to understand how valuable this information is, the most we get is a test drive, this is an x-ray, we get to see the heart of the beast.....lol
It's available in Russian, obviously, but for some reason people aren't quite interested in the translation, or the views would have been higher. You can always share with your friends on Facebook etc... ;)
Yep me too, but it looks like a rather low uptake and interest in these videos on my channel, so I might do these, but for a private/closed/patreon club only. We'll see.
Thank you for the words of support - really appreciated. Problem is - these videos take effort, and are not very popular on my channel, compared to others. Hard to just keep pushing translations that not many people are watching. Do you know what I mean?
Hi Dmitri, I think you are on a winner here. You are uniquely placed to do these translation videos and people will definitely watch them in my opinion. You have a plethora of weird and wonderful material to work with and if you can get the heading right you will get the views. You picked a good video to start with, the production value of the original video is very high. My advice would be to be bold and branch out into some of the whackier stuff and try adding some humour to your commentary. This form of video making opens the scope of what you can produce infinitely. Really there is only so many vids on your own cars and stay interesting. Going down this new route gives you heaps of options. Personally I wouldn't worry about the Russian connection, in fact you can easily argue that as you are profiting from Russian work you are actually "Stickin it to Pootin". CZcams can be a slog and few go viral. The key is to do something you enjoy and have an edge. You may have a great edge and if you can make it funnier it might go nuts. Our son has a channel where he posts things he enjoys and a few of his videos have around 5 million views as there are enough people worldwide interested in his niche. He makes a little money from it, spends heaps of time on production, but does it purely as a hobby. Fortunately he has a secure, totally unrelated, job! Have a look for yourself, I think you mentioned music in an earlier video so you may find it interesting; czcams.com/users/shonkywonkydonkey Do some more car teardown videos to warm up then let loose mate. Excellent stuff!!!
Great suggestions, thanks as always for your thoughts mate. Of course I'd like views to back up the effort put into making the videos but I do what I enjoy already on this channel, as you can hopefully see, I'm not a crowd pleaser and I'm not doing stuff purely "to get more clicks"... Having said that, I am genuinely interested in what unique perspective this Russian connection can offer my audience and new viewers hopefully. As far as humor is concerned, I think I've shown enough personality for people to recognize the edge, but turning this into a humor focused thing is probably not something I'd do. Letting a bit more loose though... yeah, definitely mate.
This is an interesting video as Russian media is doing something no one in Australian media would do. People in the mechanical engineering trades would like to see this stuff. To me Illya seems to be a bit pessimistic here. Remember the Jolion is a 100,000 rmb car in China (or about $13k usd or $21k aud) - we pay under $30k here. In that light this is an amazingly engineered car for 100,000 rmb which let me tell you, isnt a great deal of money to the China middle class. The engineering on this car looks no better or worse than a Hyundai Venue. The motor and gearbox will last you past 250,000km. If you look under a 5,000km Japan or Korean car you will see the same corrosion. Now look at the interior of a Hyundai Venue.
I agree that GWM produces pretty good cars. Yes Ilya is a bit sceptical (and rather cynical) when it comes to Chinese car reviews, but he did like Tank 300 a lot, and they don't have many examples of GWM - only Jolion and Tank if I'm not mistaken. H6 is not common there, and the rest of the market is Geely and Chery
Hi Dmitri, Thanks for the video. Do you think all that applies to the Jolions we get in Australia? I understand some car brands vary their quality for different markets.
Hello Mauricio, good question. No, I don't think all of this will apply to what we get in AU as our Havals wouldn't be assembled in and for Russian market, BUT I do believe that what we're seeing is indicative of the quality and general approach that HAVAL has to design and materials used in the vehicles. Otherwise, translating these Russian insights world have been of zero value to my viewers and I am trying to keep the content relevant! 😉
It seems everyone is terrified of the fact that Chain has come into the small SUV market with a Banger. I just sold a C200 and a B180 merc and have never been happier Best value car EVER Forget about all the " underpowered " BS . This car for it's price strikes terror into all other car manufacturers. When u see people trying to discredit and shoot holes into something - it's usually because of fear.😮 The Haval is the best value for money car I've ever had . 100% happy
There's nothing frightening or threatening about a poorly made budget vehicle that suffers widespread malfunctions as soon as it leaves the dealership. The proof is in the material quality of the product as well as the (nonexistent) aftersales service. Reviews are not so good from Australians who have paid for these vehicles using their own hard earned cash and have been left with a completely useless hunk of Chain crap. Only idiots buy Haval/GWM/LDV/MG. Rust and electrical faults must be the latest fashion trend. 🤣🤣
@@aidan9958lol, but there are more and more Haval running on the street in Sydney, and even some taxi company begin switching to Haval, if it had widespread problems, it wont sell that well😂
On you tube video in chinese with subtitles haval h6 after 100k stripped to panels. only video with haval h6 being stripped down at 100k driving was in china unless you found others please share
I want to buy jolion But I saw this video And I am having some doubt about the long term durability of Haval Jolion. For Only long time durability pupose Please suggest me Which will be better option Haval Jolion( turbo)vs Toyota CHR hybrid. Please suggest me 👉( Note: In our country we do not have factory new toyota car. We basically buy toyoya CHR used car from japan. But in our country Haval Local dealer is selling factory new jolion car The price of haval jolion (turbo) fully new and the price of Second hand toyota CHR hybrid ( which is used about 15000 k.m. to 30000 k.m. k.m) is same.... I want to use a car for 15/20 years In that case Which car would be better for me.. Please tell me brother
Hey, please understand that I'm not an expert and can only offer my thoughts based on logic and my own findings. I would always take a car that has warranty AND is preferably new, over any used car with unknown driving history and (worse!) no warranty. That's my high-level answer brother. So IF Jolion is sold brand new, with warranty, dealership support, etc, and used Japanese CHR is not - I'd always go for Jolion. If CHR is "almost new", there's a service logbook and nothing unknown really, then CHR has probably higher build quality and longevity in itself - but I'm guessing here as I don't know Toyota dealership and support network (e.g. spare parts?) across your country vs. Haval. So you need to do a research not only of the cars. But also of the dealership, warranties, and mechanical support network for both brands across the country my friend.
Europian brands are not better in any way compared to this. They are worse actually. Please compare for example Renault Megane 4 (i own it) and in all aspects mention it is worse. Junk of a car, 0 quality.
@@ValueCarsAU Buy one and do it yourself if you're genuinely confident in the quality of CCP built vehicles sold in Australia. You won't. You also won't tear down the same car in this video once it's done 100,000km because it will not last that long 😜
No I live in my country, I'm Australian, i don't live in your country, that's the first point. Second - watch my latest mailbag show where I answer this question.
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Well, we now have an in-depth review of Haval like we have never seen before. It will help Australian consumers with their purchase decisions. Great stuff! Look forward to the next.
Thank you Phil, glad you liked it!
Most honest presenter on You Tube. This was the best new angle into the quality of vehicles that I have ever seen.
Thanks mate, I am trying! 😉
Good video Dmitri. It was very good that they were focusing on the main structurers of the vehicle. Different markets have different price points so items are added and removed, and safety rules also vary country to country. So focusing on the quality of the shell, suspension and sound proofing was very wise of you. Good job.
Thanks a lot my friend, looks like I should keep these coming...
The havals engine is based on the 1NZFE Toyota engine. GWM bought the design from Toyota (old design that Toyota had moved on from) Which is why they have a good reliability factor. Proven design.
Interesting re. Toyota. First time I hear about it.
This was brilliant...
I would like to thank the Russian guy...and you also Dmitri for the translation...
Thanks for the words of support, Carlos! I'd think it should be interesting too, buuuut.... as you can see, the views on these videos are pretty low compare to my other ones. 🤷♂️
@MGOwnersAU People are yet to understand how valuable this information is, the most we get is a test drive, this is an x-ray, we get to see the heart of the beast.....lol
This is way more awesome than you even think. i wish i knew how to get more people to see this
It's available in Russian, obviously, but for some reason people aren't quite interested in the translation, or the views would have been higher. You can always share with your friends on Facebook etc... ;)
@@MGOwnersAU already shared a bunch. Unfortunately im just an average joe. Watched alot of your videos now. Keep up the amazing work
@@jacquesmuller9017 thanks mate, appreciate it
Yes, Please do more of these videos, and please thank your friends for us, thank you
Thank you for your interest my friend
I'd love to see reviews of most new cars like this from some of the Aussie car reviewers - well, not a complete breakdown, but what's underneath.
Yep me too, but it looks like a rather low uptake and interest in these videos on my channel, so I might do these, but for a private/closed/patreon club only. We'll see.
Please translate other videos of Клубный Сервис so that we get to know about other cars too... I really love your videos keep going.
Thank you for the words of support - really appreciated. Problem is - these videos take effort, and are not very popular on my channel, compared to others. Hard to just keep pushing translations that not many people are watching. Do you know what I mean?
Happy New Year Dimitri 🎉 Very informative video.
Thank you my friend, happy New Year to you too!
Hi Dmitri,
I think you are on a winner here.
You are uniquely placed to do these translation videos and people will definitely watch them in my opinion. You have a plethora of weird and wonderful material to work with and if you can get the heading right you will get the views.
You picked a good video to start with, the production value of the original video is very high.
My advice would be to be bold and branch out into some of the whackier stuff and try adding some humour to your commentary.
This form of video making opens the scope of what you can produce infinitely. Really there is only so many vids on your own cars and stay interesting. Going down this new route gives you heaps of options.
Personally I wouldn't worry about the Russian connection, in fact you can easily argue that as you are profiting from Russian work you are actually "Stickin it to Pootin".
CZcams can be a slog and few go viral. The key is to do something you enjoy and have an edge. You may have a great edge and if you can make it funnier it might go nuts.
Our son has a channel where he posts things he enjoys and a few of his videos have around 5 million views as there are enough people worldwide interested in his niche. He makes a little money from it, spends heaps of time on production, but does it purely as a hobby. Fortunately he has a secure, totally unrelated, job!
Have a look for yourself, I think you mentioned music in an earlier video so you may find it interesting;
czcams.com/users/shonkywonkydonkey
Do some more car teardown videos to warm up then let loose mate. Excellent stuff!!!
Great suggestions, thanks as always for your thoughts mate. Of course I'd like views to back up the effort put into making the videos but I do what I enjoy already on this channel, as you can hopefully see, I'm not a crowd pleaser and I'm not doing stuff purely "to get more clicks"... Having said that, I am genuinely interested in what unique perspective this Russian connection can offer my audience and new viewers hopefully. As far as humor is concerned, I think I've shown enough personality for people to recognize the edge, but turning this into a humor focused thing is probably not something I'd do. Letting a bit more loose though... yeah, definitely mate.
@@ValueCarsAU Yeah I'm not talking about turning into Benny Hill. Just keeping stuff light.
@@darroncrick9993 lol can you imagine me as Benny hill 🤣
@@ValueCarsAU I can hear "Yakety Sacks" theme song in my head now.😀
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This is an interesting video as Russian media is doing something no one in Australian media would do. People in the mechanical engineering trades would like to see this stuff. To me Illya seems to be a bit pessimistic here. Remember the Jolion is a 100,000 rmb car in China (or about $13k usd or $21k aud) - we pay under $30k here. In that light this is an amazingly engineered car for 100,000 rmb which let me tell you, isnt a great deal of money to the China middle class. The engineering on this car looks no better or worse than a Hyundai Venue. The motor and gearbox will last you past 250,000km. If you look under a 5,000km Japan or Korean car you will see the same corrosion. Now look at the interior of a Hyundai Venue.
I agree that GWM produces pretty good cars. Yes Ilya is a bit sceptical (and rather cynical) when it comes to Chinese car reviews, but he did like Tank 300 a lot, and they don't have many examples of GWM - only Jolion and Tank if I'm not mistaken. H6 is not common there, and the rest of the market is Geely and Chery
Happy New Year 🎊
happy new year to you too mate!
Thanks this was very informative and fascinating Dmitri knows his stuff.
Thank you, very glad you liked the video!
Wonder if Honda and Toyota are giving us value? Let’s do a deep dive👀👀
Supply is too limited to consider those really competing for your and my money and offering "value"
Awesome. Now I know how to improve the sound proofing.
Would you bother doing this for Australian roads though and without a full-blown service centre? I doubt it.
I really enjoyed this video thank you.
Thanks! You'll like the one coming up this afternoon then! 😉
Interested to see them disassemble a cannon ute as I am driving one.
I don't think they have those in Russia, but I'll keep an eye out for Utes in general, as I know it's interesting for us here in AU
Certainly enjoyed this style of video. Hope you enjoyed the holidays and happy new year.
Thank you mate, happy new year to you too!
Love and need these videos
Thank you so much
Glad you liked it
More on the MG HS Hybrid please as I bought one so far very pleased
If it comes my way, for sure mate. Glad to hear you're happy with it
Hi Dmitri,
Thanks for the video. Do you think all that applies to the Jolions we get in Australia? I understand some car brands vary their quality for different markets.
Hello Mauricio, good question. No, I don't think all of this will apply to what we get in AU as our Havals wouldn't be assembled in and for Russian market, BUT I do believe that what we're seeing is indicative of the quality and general approach that HAVAL has to design and materials used in the vehicles. Otherwise, translating these Russian insights world have been of zero value to my viewers and I am trying to keep the content relevant! 😉
great
yep
Does he do this to any toyota cars would be intreasting to see the differance
Yep he actually does, to a lot of them, I'll consider translating, thanks
May need to pull down other brands too
Don't want to spread too thin but I have videos on Toyota and others too
Great reviews interpretation greatly appreciated 👍
Thank you, glad to hear you liked it!
do they have a MG Zst video you can translate and dub?
No MG ZST on that side of the world, unfortunately
It seems everyone is terrified of the fact that Chain has come into the small SUV market with a Banger.
I just sold a C200 and a B180 merc and have never been happier
Best value car EVER
Forget about all the
" underpowered " BS .
This car for it's price strikes terror into all other car manufacturers.
When u see people trying to discredit and shoot holes into something - it's usually because of fear.😮
The Haval is the best value for money car I've ever had .
100% happy
"strikes terror into all other car manufacturers" 🤣🤣
There's nothing frightening or threatening about a poorly made budget vehicle that suffers widespread malfunctions as soon as it leaves the dealership. The proof is in the material quality of the product as well as the (nonexistent) aftersales service. Reviews are not so good from Australians who have paid for these vehicles using their own hard earned cash and have been left with a completely useless hunk of Chain crap.
Only idiots buy Haval/GWM/LDV/MG. Rust and electrical faults must be the latest fashion trend. 🤣🤣
@@aidan9958lol, but there are more and more Haval running on the street in Sydney, and even some taxi company begin switching to Haval, if it had widespread problems, it wont sell that well😂
ITs been done on haval h6 in china after 100k travel stripped even the motor
No one is suggesting it has not been done though, I'm confused? 🤷♂️
On you tube video in chinese with subtitles haval h6 after 100k stripped to panels.
only video with haval h6 being stripped down at 100k driving was in china unless you found others please share
I want to buy jolion
But I saw this video
And I am having some doubt about the long term durability of Haval Jolion.
For Only long time durability pupose
Please suggest me
Which will be better option
Haval Jolion( turbo)vs Toyota CHR hybrid.
Please suggest me
👉( Note: In our country we do not have factory new toyota car. We basically buy toyoya CHR used car from japan.
But in our country Haval Local dealer is selling factory new jolion car
The price of haval jolion (turbo) fully new
and
the price of Second hand toyota CHR hybrid ( which is used about 15000 k.m. to 30000 k.m. k.m) is same....
I want to use a car for 15/20 years
In that case
Which car would be better for me..
Please tell me brother
Hey, please understand that I'm not an expert and can only offer my thoughts based on logic and my own findings. I would always take a car that has warranty AND is preferably new, over any used car with unknown driving history and (worse!) no warranty. That's my high-level answer brother. So IF Jolion is sold brand new, with warranty, dealership support, etc, and used Japanese CHR is not - I'd always go for Jolion. If CHR is "almost new", there's a service logbook and nothing unknown really, then CHR has probably higher build quality and longevity in itself - but I'm guessing here as I don't know Toyota dealership and support network (e.g. spare parts?) across your country vs. Haval. So you need to do a research not only of the cars. But also of the dealership, warranties, and mechanical support network for both brands across the country my friend.
Borg Verner turbo
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What’s the purpose of this complex dissembling
Are you for real or trolling? It shows us something dealers and fluffy reviewers would never show. Quality of the build, insulation, etc.
I’m just asking and just got my answer relax buddy 😊
Europian brands are not better in any way compared to this. They are worse actually. Please compare for example Renault Megane 4 (i own it) and in all aspects mention it is worse. Junk of a car, 0 quality.
I don't disagree mate. I've not taken a close look at mid-budget European cars such as those of Renault brand but never say never! 😉
now rip a mg apart
I wanted to, but can't find an MG teardown video... let me know if you find one!
@@ValueCarsAU Buy one and do it yourself if you're genuinely confident in the quality of CCP built vehicles sold in Australia. You won't.
You also won't tear down the same car in this video once it's done 100,000km because it will not last that long 😜
Do you support Putin's war? You live here in our countrym we deserve your response, as friends of Ukraine.
No I live in my country, I'm Australian, i don't live in your country, that's the first point. Second - watch my latest mailbag show where I answer this question.
A better question would be.....Have you got your head up your ass to consider this war to be 'Putin's War'? Don't you think?