I was actually checking out this car and saw your video. I don’t mind these changes at all. Much suit my needs anyway and 1k cheaper. Couldn’t be happier.
I took a test drive, and it was amazing. I couldn't even feel the gears shifting-it would take a real car enthusiast to notice that. I'm very impressed. I enjoyed it much more than the Haval H6 HEV.
After researching and finding out Chinese car manufacturers hired European and engineers from other car manufacturers I brought a h6 hybrid really impressed after owning Toyota and holders for the price and warranty who cares if I sell cheaper than a Toyota because I pay half the price for a good build quality and most car parts are made in china anyway 🎉🎉🎉🎉 also averaged 5.5 to 6 litres per 100klms hilly and city hwy driving
I have a 2022 H6 Vanta and I love it! Personally I have not had any issues with the car where I know a number of people have I would highly recommend GWM as a whole since owning. The only thing I would change at the tyres that came on the car, the worst tyres I have had on a car before. I ended up getting rid of the tyres that came on the car and throwing on a set of Good Year Assurance MaxGuards and I love them! Fixed all the issues I had with the car
I purchased the Haval Jolion in November 2023 after a lot of doubts and skepticism. Being a relatively new player from China, I wasn’t entirely sure about its reliability and performance compared to the well-established Japanese and European brands. However, after nearly 1.5 years of ownership, I can confidently say that this car has exceeded my expectations in every way. First and foremost, the build quality is impressive. The Jolion feels solid and well-made, with no rattles or squeaks even after extensive use. The materials used in the interior give a premium feel, far surpassing what I expected at this price point. Speaking of features, the Jolion is packed with advanced technology that rivals (and often surpasses) more expensive competitors. From the intuitive infotainment system to safety features like adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and a 360-degree camera, it has everything you’d want in a modern SUV. The ride is smooth and comfortable, with ample cabin space for passengers and luggage. The fuel efficiency is reasonable for an SUV of this size, and the engine delivers a decent balance of power and performance for both city driving and highway cruising. Chinese automakers like Haval are undoubtedly giving Japanese and European manufacturers a run for their money. The unbeatable pricing combined with high-quality features and excellent build makes the Jolion a serious contender in its segment. If you’re on the fence about trying a Chinese car, I’d encourage you to test-drive the Jolion. Like me, you might find yourself pleasantly surprised and ultimately thrilled with the decision to go for it. This SUV has truly changed my perception of Chinese cars.
We purchased Haval Jolion Lux las May last year, driven 21000ks without any problem, the complaint we have is the driver seat back would have been better with more padding. Otherwise we love it.
I have been driving the other Haval Jolion Ultra Hybrid for nearly 2 yrs with nearly 900K range on a full tank using Fuel 95. So far happy . They have a cheaper battery that failed in less than 15months which cost me nearly 300$ to replace it. Battery warranty is 12months only. The hybrid battery so far is very good with 8yrs warranty and it lacks the punch uphill with 1.5Litre Engine. Overall pretty good.
We have a 2021 H6 lux. It’s about to tick over 55,000 klm. Observations: • Paint on front bumper does suffer stone chips (freeway) easily. • as my daily driver I am used to it, but my partner still hates the screen searching for HVAC & radio- needs better short cuts • it’s powerful & has zip but my partner prefers the transmission in ‘ECO mode’ to make takeoff & gear changes smoother (dulled) • electronic minders need better calibration but have learned to override them.
Bought a Jolion Hybrid when they first came out 2 years ago, it's been an absolutely brilliant car, no issues whatsoever and 5.4l/100km overall. Prefer the styling of the previous version, smaller boot space is definitely a downside. Inbuilt sat navigate is just another added cost to keep up to date, much prefer to use my smart phone. DAB radio would be a waste in NZ as it's a service that's not commercially available here.
I can’t get over the fixation over temp changing. I’m not a lover of screens, but hand heart I don’t change mine anyway. Just like a heat pump you set your desired temp and it will get you there the fastest way possible. I can’t father people making it 18 only to turn it up later to 21 because it’s now blowing out on cold….same for heat…it’s not going to warm you any quicker. But I do find it curious I can’t use my phone but am aloud to operate what’s basically an iPad in the car 😳
For some reason it takes a bit of time for the wireless charger to kick in and start the charge process. I cant fathom out why it takes two attempts pulling the door handle to open the door from the inside to get out?
Chinese mid range seem much better built than Germ and Jappy higher end. For 35k ? What more you want? Try and get this quality at this price from other " well established brands", you cant. About 5 litre per 100km? With that size and comfort? Stop complaining, I be surprised if Holden even survive with their " quality" and tries to sell China., oops they died already as a company lol.
@@garylab7934 Yes, we also earn less and pay more for cars. We even pay more for the ranger and hilux that is built in our own country than you do for the imported ones. Electric cars here are taxed, we don't get a tax break on them we pay 50% more.
Love the review, but I have a little inquiry, Can Paul please highlight whether there is a memory car seat as well as the supportive level of the app to the vehicle? Cause most buyers of this car are for the family (including me), I often need to swap drivers with my partner. That could be a very critical argument of whether we should consider the vehicle, Thanks Paul !!
It looks like a relatively good package, but why the hell did they reduce the sound deadening? One of my friends has the previous Hybrid model and it was really nice on the highway and course chip road. 6-7dB doesn't sound like a lot but it really is quite a massive downgrade. That is a make or break criteria for me when I start shopping around again.
OMG! You are right! This is disastrous. 6-7DB as per the reading is a humongous comedown. No sir, this is not for me. I think the MG HS petrol (the new one) is much better insulated
GWM Rabbit in China other silly named models Big Dog & Cool Dog if dose models should come to South Africa & Australia it should come with other names like Electron & Meteorite cool model names I think out .
Hey guys. Print out a new “please subscribe “ sheet and laminate it. Then some double sided tape to attach to suitcase. Attention to detail matters. All the best.😊
What’s with Chinese manufacturers under-sizing wheels? The BYD Sealion 6 and this (and others from MG) could do with wider wheels, or different offset wheels to properly fill the guards. They’d look quite attractive if that was fixed. Reminds me of the old Datsun 120Y cheese cutters.
I own a Haval h6 ultra hybrid .5 months old. We get a fuel efficiency of ~6.8 to 7.3 l/100 km. Car is very decent. Like the whole package we got with the car. Get a lot more for the price than any other car. We have only done ~4000km. The overall experience is good
These manufacturers need to stop slapping so many badges on their cars. Nobody cares who the parent company is. They don’t make them any less shit lol.
What are the points to test surface softness, place for bottles, horn sound, android auto or apple car play, are they this important (As this device main purpose is to commute)? Or reliability of the car, service costs, warranty supports on factual cases, rate of failures, etc should be discussed? Another thing is repeating the same sequence of testing (even with somehow similar words) is really boring, unfortunately.
Well at least it doesn't lift its rear end under heavy braking like the GWM Tank does. That's at least a plus. I'd give it no more than a 4.5/10 . Improvements to overall refinement, reliability, quality, driveability , NVH, economy are incremental at best. Resale & depreciation need work. Haval still like nearly all Chinese brands have a lot more work to do . Its not a complete fail. But nor is it a big tick .
I agree mate, I looked at one and thought they had taken the proper wheels off it and put on some skinnys, sit to far in, I wonder how car companies can sign off dumb shit like this before it goes to market.
In short, the Haval Jolion Hybrid looks sporty, but is noisy, slow on the highway, thirsty if you do any highway running,, has a tiny boot, has a huge turning circle and ordinary handling. However, it will be peppy on a test drive in the city... as long as you don't push too hard, you'll be fine.
@@yslee1401sheez, do you have evidence other than just hating for no reason? In NZ Jolion hybrid ultras are $41k new and are minimum $30k for the 2022 version with about 30km and there are barely any available cause I assume most people are happy with them and don’t want to sell them. I don’t think that’s much different to other brands, feel free to proof me wrong
@@teofilol2666 Did you watch Paul's review? I simply summarised it.... (and yes, I have seen this in person, although I am not sure what that would add to Paul's review!).
A hybrid vehicle for 35k drive away, seems a good bargain. Time will tell about its reliability. If the body kit is not your thing, remove and sell it to other Jolion owner 😅
Looks over bodied in comparison to the previous one. Personally, I prefer the proportions of the previous model. It needs more track width. Actually, what is it with Chinese cars and body to track proportions? A lot of them never look to be sitting right.
I don't mind the new design but the front grill is a bit ugly and nobody wants a huge Haval badge on the front. Nobody's buying this car for the badge!
It doesn't matter what brand vehicle you buy always No resale Value! what's worse you pay more you lose more! I rather buy a vehicle up to $30,000 keep for 2 years maybe lose about $ 10,000! imagine a vehicle cost 100K maybe lose around 36K or more! after owning for 2 years.....
I was actually checking out this car and saw your video. I don’t mind these changes at all. Much suit my needs anyway and 1k cheaper. Couldn’t be happier.
I absolutely love the sport kit, adds fun and character
Looks better than the older version outside
I have 2021 jolion, still going without any single problem.
Build quality is great as well. ❤
How many kms??
I took a test drive, and it was amazing. I couldn't even feel the gears shifting-it would take a real car enthusiast to notice that.
I'm very impressed. I enjoyed it much more than the Haval H6 HEV.
Except... If you need space then the H6 is obviously much better
After researching and finding out Chinese car manufacturers hired European and engineers from other car manufacturers I brought a h6 hybrid really impressed after owning Toyota and holders for the price and warranty who cares if I sell cheaper than a Toyota because I pay half the price for a good build quality and most car parts are made in china anyway 🎉🎉🎉🎉 also averaged 5.5 to 6 litres per 100klms hilly and city hwy driving
That colour is lovely.
I have a 2022 H6 Vanta and I love it! Personally I have not had any issues with the car where I know a number of people have I would highly recommend GWM as a whole since owning. The only thing I would change at the tyres that came on the car, the worst tyres I have had on a car before. I ended up getting rid of the tyres that came on the car and throwing on a set of Good Year Assurance MaxGuards and I love them! Fixed all the issues I had with the car
It looks soo amazing with the sporty bumper
This was a wonderful review. You spoke well and covered all the things that anybody could ask for. Cheers.
I purchased the Haval Jolion in November 2023 after a lot of doubts and skepticism. Being a relatively new player from China, I wasn’t entirely sure about its reliability and performance compared to the well-established Japanese and European brands. However, after nearly 1.5 years of ownership, I can confidently say that this car has exceeded my expectations in every way.
First and foremost, the build quality is impressive. The Jolion feels solid and well-made, with no rattles or squeaks even after extensive use. The materials used in the interior give a premium feel, far surpassing what I expected at this price point.
Speaking of features, the Jolion is packed with advanced technology that rivals (and often surpasses) more expensive competitors. From the intuitive infotainment system to safety features like adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and a 360-degree camera, it has everything you’d want in a modern SUV.
The ride is smooth and comfortable, with ample cabin space for passengers and luggage. The fuel efficiency is reasonable for an SUV of this size, and the engine delivers a decent balance of power and performance for both city driving and highway cruising.
Chinese automakers like Haval are undoubtedly giving Japanese and European manufacturers a run for their money. The unbeatable pricing combined with high-quality features and excellent build makes the Jolion a serious contender in its segment.
If you’re on the fence about trying a Chinese car, I’d encourage you to test-drive the Jolion. Like me, you might find yourself pleasantly surprised and ultimately thrilled with the decision to go for it. This SUV has truly changed my perception of Chinese cars.
That colour is epic
i love it, looks sooo much nicer on the external
Yeah, they nailed it
I gotta say those Jolion colours are great.
love the new look! and also the new color....
We purchased Haval Jolion Lux las May last year, driven 21000ks without any problem, the complaint we have is the driver seat back would have been better with more padding. Otherwise we love it.
After 20 thousand.....I should hope so!!!.
I'm surprised it hasn't fallen apart
Have you tried selling the Haval? You will need some help with standing after you hear the price, if you even get a response at all
@@asifkhattak198 good luck trying to sell it. Do have a defibrillator and 2 paramedics on standby coz your heart may miss a couple of beats
They have good build quality they also employ designers and engineers from European and Japanese brands and most manufacturers use Chinese made parts
I like the colour
Haval jolion is the examples of japanese quality with chinese prices no wonder VW and nissan is on the brink of collapse
I like the sportier look a lot.
I have been driving the other Haval Jolion Ultra Hybrid for nearly 2 yrs with nearly 900K range on a full tank using Fuel 95. So far happy . They have a cheaper battery that failed in less than 15months which cost me nearly 300$ to replace it. Battery warranty is 12months only. The hybrid battery so far is very good with 8yrs warranty and it lacks the punch uphill with 1.5Litre Engine. Overall pretty good.
Hi can you do a video on how most of these tyre repairs kit works and how reliable they are.
We have a 2021 H6 lux.
It’s about to tick over 55,000 klm.
Observations:
• Paint on front bumper does suffer stone chips (freeway) easily.
• as my daily driver I am used to it, but my partner still hates the screen searching for HVAC & radio- needs better short cuts
• it’s powerful & has zip but my partner prefers the transmission in ‘ECO mode’ to make takeoff & gear changes smoother (dulled)
• electronic minders need better calibration but have learned to override them.
@@travellinghusbandschronicles try selling it to a used car dealer. You’ll be asked to drive that junk away immediately
@@yslee1401enlighten us with your ownership experience … or are you just here to talk shit
@@yslee1401But it's a cheap car to begin with
@@danielmann316 that’s besides the point. Who uses their car from cradle to grave?
the door sounds much better then most of Japanese cars
As your operative word suggests, “sounds”. Wait till you sell. PRC cars devalues 75% within a year
@@yslee1401this CCP hater is on a roll
Haval H6 devalued 9.5% over 3 years here in Europe. I'm still amazed O_o
@@VeaceslavBARBARII perhaps in your dream
@@Trackandshield GWM is a private company, no CCP here
I thought you were all joking but I eventually heard it when I turned down the volume and moved the phone away from my ear
looks waaay better now. interior could have done with a tweak though.
18:03 The indicator and wiper stalks are also the wrong way around, using a LHD setup. This needs to be called out too, but seldom is.
Bought a Jolion Hybrid when they first came out 2 years ago, it's been an absolutely brilliant car, no issues whatsoever and 5.4l/100km overall.
Prefer the styling of the previous version, smaller boot space is definitely a downside.
Inbuilt sat navigate is just another added cost to keep up to date, much prefer to use my smart phone.
DAB radio would be a waste in NZ as it's a service that's not commercially available here.
In South Africa this is dubbed as the Jolion Pro.
that's why it has same name on the boot
@@namechecksout6300 in Australia, it’s dubbed a Temu Toyota
I brought one very nice only thing I regret is not buying the ultra
Best value. Love it. We need something affordable
I can’t get over the fixation over temp changing. I’m not a lover of screens, but hand heart I don’t change mine anyway. Just like a heat pump you set your desired temp and it will get you there the fastest way possible. I can’t father people making it 18 only to turn it up later to 21 because it’s now blowing out on cold….same for heat…it’s not going to warm you any quicker.
But I do find it curious I can’t use my phone but am aloud to operate what’s basically an iPad in the car 😳
Don't need DAB. You can use your phone with the digital radio apps. Much easier and your phone will be connected.
Great colour indeed.
I have the previous version of the Jolion and that wireless charger works
My mom loves her Jolion.
I HATED the previous Jolion the design & the engine. This new Jolion Pro I love!
Omg I just saw your ad on channel 7’s app! So cool
Was convinced to get this to replace our focus until I found out how small the boot is. What’s the point of it being an SUV?
Am I the only one heard two different sounds for the horn from inside and outside ?
I would never have looked at the old version. Too ugly. But I want this colour in ultra hybrid. Love the new facelift!
7:10 it is wireless charger only in Ultra trim
For some reason it takes a bit of time for the wireless charger to kick in and start the charge process.
I cant fathom out why it takes two attempts pulling the door handle to open the door from the inside to get out?
New design looks better.
255 litre boot... wow, deal killer right there.
I like the look of the non hybrid except the rear of hybrid looks better
Chinese mid range seem much better built than Germ and Jappy higher end. For 35k ? What more you want? Try and get this quality at this price from other " well established brands", you cant. About 5 litre per 100km? With that size and comfort? Stop complaining, I be surprised if Holden even survive with their " quality" and tries to sell China., oops they died already as a company lol.
See alot of Australian cars have panic buttons on the key fobs. Is this a legal thing as I've never seen a car with a panic button in the UK.
Australians are afraid of each other.
It's for snakes, gets them to move away from the car..
It's a fantastic button. It helps me find my car in the parking lot when I forget where I left it.
Nah, not as common as you think. Although it's good for a big car park to find my car.
In south Africa these are about 42000 Australian dollars. Still a good car. But the jaecoo we have and you are getting is better
What an absolute rip off
@@mrkring1526Different tax system, they have a car industry we don't, we have a free trade agreement they don't.
@@garylab7934 Yes, we also earn less and pay more for cars. We even pay more for the ranger and hilux that is built in our own country than you do for the imported ones. Electric cars here are taxed, we don't get a tax break on them we pay 50% more.
@@adriaanserrao2016 It’s called a Temu Tesla in the west
Love the review, but I have a little inquiry, Can Paul please highlight whether there is a memory car seat as well as the supportive level of the app to the vehicle? Cause most buyers of this car are for the family (including me), I often need to swap drivers with my partner. That could be a very critical argument of whether we should consider the vehicle, Thanks Paul !!
I use a Jolion, but the petrol model, and the car doesn't have memory seat functionality
It looks like a relatively good package, but why the hell did they reduce the sound deadening? One of my friends has the previous Hybrid model and it was really nice on the highway and course chip road. 6-7dB doesn't sound like a lot but it really is quite a massive downgrade. That is a make or break criteria for me when I start shopping around again.
OMG! You are right! This is disastrous. 6-7DB as per the reading is a humongous comedown. No sir, this is not for me. I think the MG HS petrol (the new one) is much better insulated
could be down to tyre choice.
@@rogersliu1200 3dB, yes. Not 6-7dB
@@joytech23 because it’s a Temu Toyota
This or omoda 5 ?
So wait, the most basic model is called the Premium? Wtf?
Automakers have been doing this for decades, fits that springs to mind is the executive Commodore. Nothing executive about it 🤣
@@gtavicer8 there is nothing premium about any PRC vehicles. The best they get is to use the name Temu Toyota or Temu Tesla
MG zs hybrid is better??
08:59----Having a bad day*
09:00---- "G'day, Im Paullll" 😃😃
That bloody horrible badge on the grill.
Who listens to the radio 📻
The Sports - 1979 🙃
Tiggo 4???
Safety features ?
How is reliability on these cars?
@@Felixshahi It’s good for 2 years/40,000kms. Then it’s off to the junkyard
Does this car actually have voice recognition 🤔
Do people actually listen to AM radio?
GWM Rabbit in China other silly named models Big Dog & Cool Dog if dose models should come to South Africa & Australia it should come with other names like Electron & Meteorite cool model names I think out .
So the HEV version doesn’t have paddle shifters
You can't have paddle shifters with CVT transmissions.
@@VeaceslavBARBARIIsome brands do with eCVT that mimics a DCT
Can you review Suzuki S Cross? Don't see many of these on the road but reckon it can be good for value
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What’s with Chinese manufacturers under-sizing wheels? The BYD Sealion 6 and this (and others from MG) could do with wider wheels, or different offset wheels to properly fill the guards. They’d look quite attractive if that was fixed.
Reminds me of the old Datsun 120Y cheese cutters.
PRC engineering-don’t expect anything more
The 180B with a set of mags and tyres was the bomb! 😜
@@jeppo1185 180B. Yes. 120Y. No.
@@carsella11 agree 💯
Can you guys add the Lincoln navigator, Cadillac Escalade, ford expedition and Kia telluride to you website
This is an Australian Company for the most part i beleive and none of those are sold in Australia.
Mention reach for the screen for climate control, use voice recognition.
Gwm my dream car🙆🙆 god help me😥😥😥😥
Reminds me of Honda ZRV grill at the front.
No digital radio is a weird omission
The spectrum is likely used by PRC for eavesdropping
Design: front lower looks like AMG/MB
Jolion and sporty in the same sentence is an oxymoron
I own a Haval h6 ultra hybrid .5 months old. We get a fuel efficiency of ~6.8 to 7.3 l/100 km.
Car is very decent. Like the whole package we got with the car. Get a lot more for the price than any other car. We have only done ~4000km. The overall experience is good
Wait until the break-in period is over. The fuel savings will increase even more.
@@g2m4 no resale value at all
These manufacturers need to stop slapping so many badges on their cars. Nobody cares who the parent company is. They don’t make them any less shit lol.
The way the wheels are inset with the black wheel guards looks disgusting. Like absolutely stupid AF.
Are you perhaps the twin of Seth McFarlane?
What are the points to test surface softness, place for bottles, horn sound, android auto or apple car play, are they this important (As this device main purpose is to commute)? Or reliability of the car, service costs, warranty supports on factual cases, rate of failures, etc should be discussed? Another thing is repeating the same sequence of testing (even with somehow similar words) is really boring, unfortunately.
Well at least it doesn't lift its rear end under heavy braking like the GWM Tank does. That's at least a plus. I'd give it no more than a 4.5/10 . Improvements to overall refinement, reliability, quality, driveability , NVH, economy are incremental at best. Resale & depreciation need work. Haval still like nearly all Chinese brands have a lot more work to do . Its not a complete fail. But nor is it a big tick .
Needs better offset wheels. Wheels sit three feet inwards.
But if they do more negative offset, the tyres will rub against the fender when cornering as the suspension is not well designed
I agree mate, I looked at one and thought they had taken the proper wheels off it and put on some skinnys, sit to far in, I wonder how car companies can sign off dumb shit like this before it goes to market.
@@roadkingtouringnz9220 GWM stupidity at its peak. After all, these vehicles are also known as Temu Teslas or Temu Toyotas
@@yslee1401bot copycat another bit😂
In short, the Haval Jolion Hybrid looks sporty, but is noisy, slow on the highway, thirsty if you do any highway running,, has a tiny boot, has a huge turning circle and ordinary handling. However, it will be peppy on a test drive in the city... as long as you don't push too hard, you'll be fine.
And most of all, it does not have any resale value
@@yslee1401sheez, do you have evidence other than just hating for no reason? In NZ Jolion hybrid ultras are $41k new and are minimum $30k for the 2022 version with about 30km and there are barely any available cause I assume most people are happy with them and don’t want to sell them.
I don’t think that’s much different to other brands, feel free to proof me wrong
Rodney M. I'm assuming you have never driven one, probably never seen one in person but you can offer so indepth opinions on the car
@@teofilol2666 Did you watch Paul's review? I simply summarised it.... (and yes, I have seen this in person, although I am not sure what that would add to Paul's review!).
Saw a P plater with this car.
A hybrid vehicle for 35k drive away, seems a good bargain.
Time will tell about its reliability.
If the body kit is not your thing, remove and sell it to other Jolion owner 😅
@@JayG0o it will be good for 2 years/40,000kms provided the battery does not do a thermal runaway first
Looks over bodied in comparison to the previous one. Personally, I prefer the proportions of the previous model. It needs more track width. Actually, what is it with Chinese cars and body to track proportions? A lot of them never look to be sitting right.
' Over bodied ' ?
@@perpetualgrin5804 ok. Under tracked.
@@davepax982 or just junkyard grave vehicles
No spare wheel, no sale.😊
No resale value
@yslee1401
Unfortunately, that's all vehicles. None are an investment. 😊
@@buncha5651 do you use your vehicle from cradle to grave?
Looks like a CX-5, shouldn't have trimmed the boot space. Pretty lazy design for a mid spec
@@grandmastersushi9600 oh? You think it’s a Temu Mazda?
AMG should sue them for that Americana style grille 😂
I’m really not convinced by these Temu Teslas, but to be fair, Korean cars have come a long way since they first arrived.
Ha ha. Love the way you described these PRC knock offs-Temu Teslas
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@@johnc9658 CNY0.50 to little pinks that responded
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@@HamesKim that’s actually an understatement. I’ll call it an inferno trap
Those fake exhausts 🤮
There are a lot more fakes that the exhaust in this PRC vehicle
I love fake exhaust. It always looks nice and tidy.
First
I don't mind the new design but the front grill is a bit ugly and nobody wants a huge Haval badge on the front. Nobody's buying this car for the badge!
Another vehicle with no resale value
I'm from Europe.
Haval has a great resale value here 😊
@@VeaceslavBARBARII you don’t have to like your own comments to earn CNY0.50
It doesn't matter what brand vehicle you buy always No resale Value! what's worse you pay more you lose more! I rather buy a vehicle up to $30,000 keep for 2 years maybe lose about $ 10,000! imagine a vehicle cost 100K maybe lose around 36K or more! after owning for 2 years.....
@ yes it does. Toyota/Lexus Hybrids retain their values the best
@@yslee1401 And cost 15,000 more +, not everyone has that cash just laying around. 🙄 Do the math.
No Chinese communist cars for me
Nope. Whole lot is to intrusive...
These chinese made vehicles are absolute garbage! Theres a good reason why they are cheaper than other brands.
I see they have done away with the word Haval on the front seats, much better.
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You can adjust the play back speed (0.75), but he sounded drunk when I tried this 🤷
This video is not meant for little pinks
@@yslee1401it's meant for pro bots. Time to collect your fee😂
You can choose 0.75x from the player options
@@justdoit7292 a Temu Toyota? No way Jose