Are Chinese CARS Getting GOOD? Or still CRAP!?
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- čas přidán 6. 12. 2017
- It's a serious question! A lot has changed in the Chinese Automotive industry since I bought my Chinese car 8 years ago, come and find out if Chinese cars can now stand up to their international competition.
The automotive industry in China has been the largest in the world measured by automobile unit production since 2008. Since 2009, annual production of automobiles in China exceeds that of the European Union or that of the United States and Japan combined.
The traditional "Big Four" domestic car manufacturers are SAIC Motor, Dongfeng, FAW and Chang’an. Other Chinese car manufacturers are Beijing Automotive Group, Brilliance Automotive, BYD, Chery, Geely, Jianghuai (JAC), Great Wall, and Guangzhou Automobile Group. In addition, several multinational manufacturers have partnerships with domestic manufacturers.
While most of the cars manufactured in China are sold within China, exports reached 814,300 units in 2011. China's home market provides its automakers a solid base and Chinese economic planners hope to build globally competitive auto companies that will become more and more attractive and reliable over the years.
China's automobile industry had mainly Soviet origins (plants and licensed auto design were founded in the 1950s, with the help of the USSR) and had small volumes for the first 30 years of the republic, not exceeding 100-200 thousands per year. Since the early 1990s, it has developed rapidly. China's annual automobile production capacity first exceeded one million in 1992. By 2000, China was producing over two million vehicles. After China's entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001, the development of the automobile market accelerated further. Between 2002 and 2007, China's national automobile market grew by an average 21 percent, or one million vehicles year-on-year. In 2009, China produced 13.79 million automobiles, of which 8 million were passenger cars and 3.41 million were commercial vehicles and surpassed the United States as the world's largest automobile producer by volume. In 2010, both sales and production topped 18 million units, with 13.76 million passenger cars delivered, in each case the largest by any nation in history. In 2014, total vehicle production in China reached 23.720 million, accounting for 26% of global automotive production.
The number of registered cars, buses, vans, and trucks on the road in China reached 62 million in 2009, and is expected to exceed 200 million by 2020. The consultancy McKinsey & Company estimates that China's car market will grow tenfold between 2005 and 2030.
The main industry group for the Chinese automotive industry is the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (中国汽车工业协会).
Thanks for that red circle. I was having trouble.
I would say that Japanese cars are the best in the world, in term of reliability, quality, fuel efficiency, and safety combine.
codeagent47 By British. We are into R&D still....
C Philip Do you know that all countries are phasing off gasoline and diesel by 2030+-?
No koreans are way better than Japanes crap
@@kiayungko7731 which one and compared to what?
Still Grieves
Im sorry but Germany makes the most reliable cars. How many Japanese cars from the 1950s are still running like at day 1? Which Japanese car has more style than a Mercedes Benz 190SL Cabrio ?!
Toyota is ok as a 2nd car for ur wife and kids.
But that’s it.
The one who can compete is Italy.
I bought a Geely scooter once and it lasted one month. piston ring actually burnt out.
🤣🤣🤣
same here
“I’ve seen more Tesla’s in Shenzhen and Hong Kong anywhere else in the world” Go visit Norway or Oslo my friend
The difference there are the price cuts from the government. I believe it was cheaper to buy a entry level Tesla then a Golf GTI
Jaha ja
oslo? come to california lol
Bro norway's muslim
Bf 109 K-4 what? What do u mean Norway’s Muslim?
2:45 let's focus on the car guys :D
haha loved that joke :D :D well played.
JAC (Hyundai) Refine
*I focused on the guy near the yellow bike. I know.. it's hard*
MA Hu lol
.....car, what CAR??
I'm a engineer who works in a Chinese vehicle manufacturer，I agree with u. There are some Chinese vehicle companies that have stepped out of the old time like "Geely", "Changan","BYD" as well as "WEY", but there are still several companies making knock-offs like "Land wind" and "众泰"，we consider these two companies a shame. However, Chinese vehicle companies are rapidly improving, there are several very successful types that go in to the luxury segment, like "WEY","GAC" and "LYNK&CO". I'm also sure that in the foreseeable future, more and more Chinese will choose the local brands if they can offer the same quality with lower price.
how about wuling and baojun
@@andia968 they make Vans,although baojun makes SUV as well. they are still on like the middle-low tier kind of brands,so dont expect to much of pros and cons
China has 1.4 b population if only 10 percent of them comsidered to be smart.thats already 140 m. More than japenese people.so yeah future is bright... for chinese cars
@@andia968 Well,lucky for the Chinese,the German cars are recieving a downfall, in a meantime Chuanqi and Wey are already stepping into europe,and had recieved a great reputation for a budget friendly car,it is interesting to see this video from a year earlier,because the world has already seen the rise
Chinese will lead in electric cars, no doubt abt that. the future is electric cars.The phoenix is rising from the ashes.. :)
To my Chinese friends, don’t be offended. There are good things and bad things about EVERY CULTURE. Here in the US we are great at something’s and at other things we need to get better and be better. What’s most important is what we do to correct our flaws. The first step is admitting that there are problems.
Trust me, there are many things we can learn from Chinese culture to be better people and I enjoy learning them every day!
Stay awesome!
Yep. No culture or country is perfect, all of them have some flaws.
Your good at invading countries not so good at leaving them
About Chinese cars,in a word,better, but far not good enough
Do you mean Russians when saying so?
We agree. US has a hell of flaws.
When BYD started they were building BMW and Mercedes replicas and now they produce electric vehicles which is good for them (BYD = Build Your Dreams)
That 80s saxo in the outro was gr8! Nice video. Thanks.
"outro", LOL
Yep, I was looking down for the name of the artist.
Great video! Thanks for highlighting the van. I wouldn't have noticed. ;)
I didn't even notice the circle until it was pointed out to me.
Was like "heeeeeeey......oh ya the van ....FOCUS DAMN IT"
I saw the woman, the circle... then the scene ended.
Girl in yellow at 10:13 too, drove me crazy. Her, combined with the 80'ish music at the end... could make another video.
I had a good laugh there too. I was still trying to figure out those heels when the red circle popped up.
Emmanuel A. yeah boii thicc.
Dude your video quality and content is so legit!
I'm from Romania and, I want to say that I really love your videos.
Keep being AWESOME.
Winston I must say that your videos have really come of age mate, very professional, keep up the good work cobber.
Very informative video. You never dissapoint.
In my opinion, the best Chinese cars that have high quality, safe and sophisticated:
Geely
Changan
GAC
BYD
HAVAL
Always interesting and a pleasure to listen to you. Thank you and regards from the UK.
I absolutely love this channel China was a black box for me but ur channel really helps
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Because it was closed off from the world until the 90s? To the west, china was hong kong and cantonese culture, forever. Mainland china was not a place people went, just like people didnt travel to soviet russia.
People who are used to freedom don't last long without being put in a gulag in such an oppressive place.
Yes this channel helped me understand China better
Love your videos man, straight from the shoulder no B.S.
This is not only entertaining, but fair and informative. Thanks for posting!
Always loved the drone footage, Great work there ,!!
Awesome video! Quite thorough and fair take on Chinese cars. One addition I've noticed in China is that the further north you go, the more Chinese made cars you find. I was shocked by the amount of local brands on the road in Chengdu.
Mathew Hoover chengdu is not northern China
刘燕青 he didnt mean northern anyway he said further north it s objective to the south , but for foreigners its not south really its actually in the middle if you ask them.
It is not fair. Study shows Chinese car quality is approaching parity with international standards.
Keep doing what you are doing! I'm glad you showed up at my recommended videos and now I am your subscriber. I'm watching your videos everyday, they are very interesting!
PLEASE add subs to your videos! They are really cool but a lot of people like, doesnt speak english fluently. With english subs get the video would be a lot easier!
I really enjoy seeing all the sights as you walk about during your monologues.
Another interesting and informative video. I'm learning so much about China from your channel, Many Thanks Bro.
While you were pointing out the electric cars, there were quite a few electric buses going by. While visiting Shenzhen, I was amazed at all the electric buses and the range they had, allowing for some very long routes.
I always thought that the 12 year registration limit (after which a car had to be "recycled"), was a way of taking over the world's steel supply. But it's been changed now to 15 years, and is even renewable after that time.
I always get a big smile when people meet you while you're walking around. You can see they are so happy to meet you
far out love the vapewave style music you put into your vids man really makes you feel like you're looking at something out of blade runner for some reason.
AAAHAHAHA, the shot following the back of the girl, then circle the van.... ROFL.
tropmonky 💋💋💋💋💄👙👙👠
Awesome ending...Thanks for the information on the E cars :0)
@serpenteza would be cool to see review on those electric cars.
That was pretty great. Thanks for making this.
Another great video Winston! Love the content you provide, Thank you from central Canada!
nobody was looking at the van ... nobody.. watching the one lady walk by.. every single person was...
maddingo Van? what van? I just saw apair of legs. until someone drew a circle.
I noticed the lady only after looking in the comments :/
had to rewind
Because people see this everywhere, millions of deliver s all over China's citys,towns,even county.
maddingo Yep...
Thanks for adding the red circle. My eyes were further to the right.
Candela. Black miniskirt. My favorite.
Great job as always keep up it means a lot what you for everyone.
I have no idea why I watch serpentza's and ADVChina's videos. Not planning to move nor visiting China, but I just love watching these vlogs. This is the real deal, this is how you make youtube videos.
Yes another Videooooo. Thank you Sir!
Glad you pointed out the van at 2:47, I didn't notice it :)
Exactly what I was gonna say, I was... distracted.
😆 that red circle did make me chuckle.
You got me, Winston. I didn't even see the car until the circle appeared 😊
WOW !!!!
*I was more concerned why the guy in the bike has 2 big red tiles*
same here
Seeing your subscribers meeting you on the street was very cool. Another great video, Serpentza....
That was very informative, enjoyed the topic.
Just got back from work, cracking open some johnnie Walker black and watching some quality vids ;)
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Stay awesome ;)
That was great seeing you interact with your subscribers in china. Where do most of your subs come from? Im pretty curious now.
Mostly America, the UK and Australia
serpentza how about indian
serpentza what percentage do the chinese subs make up?
I love your channel mate. Keep the good work going
Quite a good report thank you.
I agree with most of what you said and speak with some experience. I bought a used Great Wall / Haval X240 about 4 years ago, indeed it was far cheaper than anything else in the same class.
I shipped the vehicle to Port Moresby and used it on a plantation 100 kms from town. I've been ruthlessly hard on it, plowed through mud and slush, overloaded it constantly, hauled logs to the sawmill and generally mistreated it. Unbelievably, the vehicle has never let me down. I have, however, strictly maintained and serviced it and am satisfied with the service its given me. I agree that it lacks refinement and modern technology but I'm happy with it and its paid for itself 4 times over.
Tim Prosser I once worked with Great Wall Auto on a certain project. And tell what, they admitted they copied everything from everybody else. They’d buy a brand new Toyota Corolla and tear it apart and then study every single component of the Toyota. Three months later they’d come up with a replica which they call “the Great Wall 3 or 7” .That’s how they started their business. But, thanks to the government subsidization, in twenty years they have grown from a family-owned garage into a multinational conglomerate. Now they are making cars for many developing countries. They are exporting pickup trucks even to developed countries such as Australia. Talking about a $3000 brand new pickup truck that lasts 10 years- you can’t beat it!
@@yaohuang6337 Thanks Yao Huang. Sorry I have not responded sooner, I've only just seen your comment.
Great Wall is not the only company that copied other cars. I don't like the practice but the Japanese did similarly when establishing their vehicle manufacturing 50 or more years ago.
A huge number of inventions come from the West and many of those are perfected in Asia, the transistor radios and laptop computers are two examples.
The West complains but still wants cheaper products from Asia, a commercial example of supply and demand.
Great Wall and Haval build reasonable quality vehicles at a very competitive price. There is a market in Australia for those vehicles but their strategy is very faulty. Hyundai and Kia were thought to be rubbish when first exported to Australia but through good marketing and advertising they are now very successful.
Tim Prosser I agree with you regarding Chinese companies’ overseas marketing strategies. They don’t know much about Australia and the rest of world, and they don’t even bother to study the market. As far as I know, the only channel for Great Wall Auto to sell their cars overseas is through the local auto show in a foreign country. They’d go to Places like Addis Ababa to sell their pickups. I was once offered a job as their international sales director but I declined it, cus their pay plan sucked..
Vehicles need to be absent of most of their technologies. That's what makes them troublesome. They don't need all that gadgetry.
Thank you for the red circle on the car Winston hahaha!
Geely are doing pretty well too. They’ve ploughed some real R&D money into Volvo who are coming out with some beautiful cars at the minute, they bought Lotus and they’ve just launched the new electric (well ranged extended) London taxi.
We get a lot of Lifan small motorcycle engines here in the UK too. I’ve never had one but apparently they’re cheap but don’t last very long.
Good update on this topic Winston. Fair and balanced point of view with video to back up points.
I was little worried about the glasses, but at the end you didn't disappoint me. :) Greatings from Serbia.
2:48 he put the circle just in case if you got distracted...
Err, I thought he was saying that the girl in the little black dress was a cheap Chinese made vehicle.....
Was that a working girl?
She has higher maintenance costs than Winston's car.....
i must admit --- , i got distracted , lol
Bootyology.
WELLCOME TOO ANODER WIDEO!
hahaha nailed it
Noice
Thanks WInston for the heads up on BYD... now available in Australia for $80k compared to Tesla S at $140,000
Another excellent video. It's gladdening to see such astute videos getting so many views.
I live vicariously through your videos and I love it
Ur a smart man Winston, for a living, you travel the world, learn new things and at the same time teach hundreds of thousands of people almost every day. That's awesome
Thanks mate! As long as I feel I’m providing a useful service or at least entertainment, I’ll keep doing it
serpentza good to know, cuz you have managed to make learning about a different country, interesting and entertaining so hell ya don't stop
serpentza Any chance you could do a video on the 2022 Winter Olympics that will be in China? With the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics now over, it would be great to get a look ahead.
I enjoy watching all the videos you make as its amazing to be watch which it also has a precious information that every buddy would benefit of it
Great video, Always interesting subjects.
C-Milk sighting. Great vid bro!
Are you verified now, C-Milk?
Wow!
He brought american know-how :D
神州 Shenzhou -- You don't understand english. You didn't even understand the joke above. Go sleep, mate.
Embarrassing how these trolls have virtual "conversations", LOL.
Those experiments are a Frankestein knock-off, copied from the original Frankestein, of european origins.
Gualaoway86 and his buddy the guy on this video are not American but British, they would not able to find a wife nor get a decent good pays job if they live in western countries. They have no MBA skill or not even a technical skills, and school in western countries will not hire a them as teachers, because they neither have BA degree nor certification.
If I could add another thumbs up to every time I rewatch a show the numbers would go through the roof. Winston man you rock!
Hey love your channel from the Bronx New York here and find it AWESOME to see how life rolls in China, thanks for the great videos! p.s. the drone shots are very cool!
Really liked how you included your subscribers on this episode 👍
Thanks for your fascinating insight. Interestingly, with the exception of BYD EVs which are becoming more than acceptable in the west. The future is electric.
Good video as allways!
The new Lynk & CO 01, the joint venture with Volvo (the new Volvo XC40 use the same platform as Lynk) is a sig that things are changing. In China, there were a possibility to preorder a few thousand Lynk. They sold out in a couple of minutes.
If Lynk try to get the same quality as Volvo, though, they man be i trubble. Volvo has a lot of problems.
Most of the time i watch serpentza videos is because of the man himself, not necessarily content. Seems like a top bloke. All the best with everything
Hey, when you going to come up to GZ and have a beer ? I love it here. been here for 3 years and still love it. good vid, keep up the good work!
As much as I appreciate your work I will never even consider to set foot into that chaos they call country.
Like almost every country it looks fine on the surface if you just travel there. However, as you can see on his channel, the Chinese Government is really evil.
Your comment aged really really well. 😂
As someone who lived in China a couple of years back in 2009-2010 and again in 2014-15, it has changed so much for the worse. Used to love it, but now I won't be returning even if they paid me a fortune. Shanghai was Shangheaven but now its Scamhai 😅
So proud of what you have achieved with this channel Winston, love your vids and always wait for the next.and that goes for Sasha. Would love one a day.
How lit man it's my hometown Shenzhen! One of the reasons I sub is to see my hometown thru your videos! For that reason I'm saying thank you mate.
I had a great time earlier this year in Turpan, Xinjiang province, where there is a huge hot weather vehicle test centre there. All around the city were many prototype cars, covered in their camouflage wrappings and instrumentation. I have noticed a big difference over the past decade with the quality control becoming better. If you plan on doing a "Conquering Western China" series, I know you would enjoy it there except they don't take too kindly to people photographing or filming the prototypes (despite being on public roads).
If a Chinese automotive manufacturer were to market a car in North America, how do you think it would compare in sales proportionate to when the Yugo was introduced in the mid 80s?
(By proportionate, I mean a stripped down, economy model.)
Watching Your content is like being in China 👌🏽👏🏽
China Your being is like watching in content 👌🏽👏🏽
Its not...
Roland Lee so you obviously haven’t seen the rest of his videos 🤣
Ive watched his videos since the early days of him doing them and I live in China.
Your statement is on par with saying "Watching documentaries about WW2 is like participating in it". Its just not..
神州 Shenzhou , that is a better response . I will be visiting China in the near future but until then, I like getting the little experiences here and there from what is uploaded. There’s nothing wrong with watching a preliminary to a country I’d like to explore.
Awesome video, and great to meet subscribers like that. Hope to meet you too some day when I visit Shenzen. (probably this summer)
I'd watch for nothing more then the sunglasses whip effect, or the !, haha, funny stuff man
Any reasonable man should understand the following facts:
1. The whole environment of China (history, time, education, political system) causes poor capability of management for all of the industries in China. Poor capability of management causes inefficiencies.
2. Inefficiency doesn't mean no good at all. It actually means relatively "less good, more bad". Say 100 cars out of the factory, for Honda, 5 of them are more likely have problems; while for FAW (you never heard of it probably), 25 of them are more likely have problems.
3. State owned companies are much more inefficiency than private companies. Because unfair shit happens much more in State owned entities. Unfairness results inefficiency.
4. Put the quality aside, you can get the same configuration at a pretty lower price. So if you didn't get the 25% bad product, you actually save a lot of money. That's why more than 10 million local made cars sold each year in China. Do you really think all of them are bad?
Wei Du I expect the percentage of bad would be higher than 25%
Nonsense remains nonsense no matter how many right wing shitheads repeat it.
This is a complicated issue. "bad" is a simplified concept. You can easily find PPH statistics for Chinese local made cars on Internet, in Chinese, of course.
You mean you're gambling with your life when you buy FAW?
All major Japanese and American carmakers had been recalling millions of cars back due to poor workmanship, unsafe air-bags, etc, and yet no one talks about them?
These are major quality issues. What about various Europeans brands found to have cheated by putting in devices to cheat on emission results?
Stay AWESOME!!
Serpentza I'm absolutely in love with your content.
Your voice makes me calm , I would listen to you all day😇😇😇😇
I’m always happy when I see your videos in my subscriptions
JD Power & Associates: "The domestic Chinese brands are closing the gap on the international brands in 2016, narrowing the difference to 14 PP100, compared with a difference of 22 PP100 in 2015." IMHO, in fossil fuel car arena, it's very hard for China to catch up. However in electric car/driver-less car arena, they get a chance to leapfrog. I would love to see a revisit of this subject five years from now.
I believe they will close the gap! See how different are their cars now from 10 years ago! Dont forget they have both the money and the capacity to improve!
@@xeniosaias you can reverse engineer and copy a lot of the outside, but the core of a vehicle still needs decades of R&D.
Even their electric cars using newer techs power converters have quite low efficiency and high rate of failure in everyday use, especially in humid hot climate.
Thank you for what you're doing!
Yeah, I was looking straight at the van, no need for the circle :D
2:45 😂 , watched the lady, reversed the video to watch the the car but watched the lady again 😂
Same bro. Same...
Please do video on the Chinese motorcycles
I cant get enough of your videos !
Thanks..great info so far for me
My favourite Chinese carmaker, Haval , are numerous here in New Zealand, and they received 5 star ANCAP rating, which means it is very safe
That brand is actuall Great Wall and they make some seriously crap cars too
I'd say it depends on the price you're willing to pay, for entry level cars, some Chinese cars, in general, are superior in term of quality and features, they simply offer more options for the same amount of money.
For example, the new Haval H6C is often compared with Kia Sportage, but the former offers more modern turbocharged engine, more torque, panoramic sunroof , bright LED headlight, internal LED lighting, better fuel consumption (9.8L vs 8.1L / 100km) , all this yet still manage to be 7000$ CHEAPER than the Kia. So much for "shitty Chinese cars" stereotype you keep pushing on in this channel.
The reliability and safety argument is invalid since both brand received 5 star rating from ANCAP.
your Cherry car is shitty because it is a shitty car, not because it is Chinese.
As a chinese here: yeh, the Havals sold in NZ today could be of reasonably good quality while serpentza's old car is shitty, as he admitted himself, because it is old. None of you is wrong.
So can we say that, quality-wise, majority of Chinese cars are still at the low-end up to now, just hope that their improvements continue.
Many car brands are owned by chinese car brands, like volvo, so they just put their sticker on it especially in countries that have many chinese around too. A lot of car brands use local parts and manufacturing, so buying a japanese car in germany is made in germany while a japanese car in asia is made in their own respective countries. For example almost every ute is made in thailand as thats where they are tested for their offroad ability and weather.
Nicholas Maximillian Haval has copied Toyota for years!
Just finished Conquering Northern China... Awesome!!! Conquering Western China mid 2019?
I expected the same thing after binge watching all the CNC episodes, lol.
Isn't he in Vietnam now?
Great video Mr. Class C! Strong evidence with clips that were not staged. You are such a winner.
the outro song is really nice, me gusta - wasnt convinced by the video at 1st but I really like the part where U meet Ur fans outside - very natural, nice - keep it up (y)
Another dope video, but I just finished watching Conquering Northern China and I'm looking forward to back anymore of your projects.
Mickey Dee Is it out for everyone or just Patreon?
Caryn Schwengel search for it on Vimeo on demand. Support this project
Mickey Dee Heck yeah! I saw the first on. Just never heard the announce it was out. Must have missed the announcement.
Is Serpentza mass spamming "love" reacts to each and every comment? Wth lol. I mean... good vibes all around!
You too
He started this spam 6 hours ago, according to my screen. hehe...
You are in my opinion one of the coolest CZcamsrs out there. I am a Romanian living in Germany and about maybe 7 or 8 years ago i saw a knock off Geely branded model in my home country of a Dacia Logan which is the budget and crapiest european car you could have had at that time, the only difference being the Geely model had the added bonus of having leather upholstery
I appreciate your information!
It's great to see that even in China, you have some fans! My experience with Chinese products is that like you said, they are a lot better than what they used to be. Japanese and Korean products also used to be total crap, now look at them, especially Toyota, Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, LG and Hyundai! I used to have a Xiaomi Mi Note Pro phone, and it was a brilliant phone, worked well, and it never missed a beat. I have upgraded since, and gave the Xiaomi to my brother, and it's still being a solid phone. The same can be said about Chinese cars. We have Great Wall, Foton, Haval, JAC and I am starting to see a few on the road. One bloke I know has a Great Wall X240 "Hover" 4WD and it has been a good car, despite being quite gutless.
In several years, we all will be driving Chinese cars, like how we drive Japanese and Korean cars. You can bet your bottom dollar on that!
Oh, and you have yourself another subscriber! Greetings from Australia!
Now I'm seeing quite a lot of Haval Jolion on our roads.
@@t8polestarcyan22 We get a quite a few Jolions here in Oz as well. Another really popular Chinese car is the MG 3 hatchback (mainly due to being one of the cheapest cars here). The dual cab utes (pickups) are really popular like the GWM Cannon and LDV T60.
Great stuff again my china! :-)
I've wondered what the origins are of South Africans using the term, 'my China'!
Great video as always. Big time motorcycle guy here and looking forward to your Chinese motorcycle video. I have read and heard that Buick is the best selling brand in China but they got only a brief mention by you. I've seen some very nice Chinese Buick models online and would appreciate your comment/opinion. And as others here have mentioned I too needed the red circle as all I saw was black dress and legs.
Enjoyed that video. It was a year ago. I wonder if the quality has started to improve now. Neat that some Chinese people gave you a big thumbs up...Nice to see they watch your channel Happy Trails
Trust us, we love you serpentza.
Impressive how well you can type with one hand!
yes
Leavea Aline shutup you moron, the majority love these guys, crawl back under your rock
这个节目主持人是个不公正的小人，下场应该是不得好死。
huangdi huangdi 别急，也别骂，总有他负责任的时候。中国人做事一向公正，恩怨两清，时候未到罢了。
Japanese cars are very common in China. Honda and Toyota have been two of the best selling car brands in China for a long time. Chinese cars are pretty common outside first-tier cities. The Great Wall Haval H6 has been the best selling car in China for several years. I can understand that you're bashing the Landwind X7 for its design, but at least get your facts right. The engine in the Landwind X7 is a legitimate Mitsubishi 2.0T engine produced by the Shenyang Aerospace Mitsubishi joint-venture, not a knockoff.
In fact, I live in China and I've been driving the Landwind X7 for two years. It has over 40,000 kilometers on the odometer and aside from a small rattle inside dashboard, it has been fully reliable. At the time of purchase, there was simply no other car that combined its aesthetics, power, handling and equipment at its price point. If you buy a Chinese car, expect GM or FCA quality. Then you won't be disappointed.
Good information. Unfortunately, no matter how good the technology is, no Brit would ever buy this brand. It's the most shameless copy I've ever seen and it had me in stitches the first time I saw the car, it's like they deliberately gave it a name of Land Wind just for lolz.
You make a great video, and thank your information about Chinese cars.. 👍👍👍
Ahh....you got rid of I Remember U...love that tune. Glad you put together a video on cars. Ironically I usually end up watching car videos and yours and C-Milk's China videos.