I have a GWM P Series single cab bakkie for my Solar company. This is the only bakkie that can fit a pallet with 18x 545W solar panels and still close the tail gate and canopy. The bakkie is extremely comfortable and smooth. Only concerns I have is, the power is a bit weak and lacks torque and the parking is an issue in malls etc.
It has the longest bed south of a F-250, it also has one of the more anemic engines in the class(but its better on fuel than most) and its a big boy, so if you sprung for the top spec, that 360 camera is handy.
With regard to that battery issue with the keys, I was recently alerted by a friend that batteries also have different specs. I bought batteries with a '2032' code thinking it's an expiration date, but actually it's a specification. Fortunately it matched my car remote and works.
Im so glad i saw this episode. Helped me to decide, after much back n forth about what car i must stick to getting. Im wanting to change to a smaller compact suv like previous model toyota urban cruiser xr, currently driving a Ford ranger dc manual 6spd 2.2. Due to left foot and arm injuries i need an automatic. Narrowed it down to toyota urban cruiser auto but was unsure of the 4 spd gearbox. . And not being familiar with automatic gearboxes, I've been researching different getting, wrt reliability and cost to repair post warranty even extended warranty. Dct and its temperature issues in traffic put me off that, and cvt being expensive to repair. Hence the toysuki plain torque converter old school but proven gearboxes has caught my eye. I plan to retire in the next year and want a no nonsense car that can still go on a gravel road. Naturally aspirated engine is also my preference for retirement. Have driven big suvs previously but then while working theres extra to spend, but on a fixed income, the last thing i want is laying out money for expensive repair costs. Just today i saw the haval h2 and jolions, which are nice , lots of spec, lots of car for your money situation but have dcts. And turbos. Again, a risk of something going wrong after warranty will affect my pocket. Am i making the right decision regarding these gearboxes and also turbo vs NA engines. I also live outside of CT and travel long open roads and gravel quite often. My other concern was whether crosswinds would affect the compact suv. Starlet is also an option but ground clearance on the UC is better even though the Starlet has more airbags and more safety features.
To the person who wants to buy the 2nd hand Audi, dont, as was said, you can get in a new car thats going to give you more value and peace of mind than a 2nd hand Audi. You may lose on the resale value, but youre probably going to spend alot more repairing your car before that. That remote key reprogramming thing is quite true, I had to do it on a Nissan Note once, funny enough I used a technical manual for a Suzuki Swift to do it because there was a similarity in the keys and where they were made. For the person who wanted the Swift Sport, try to get a 2018 and above model, the Boosterjet is wonderful engine. Finally manufacturers love CVT's because it helps them to meet emissions targets in alot of markets.
Hi team having previously i wining a Audi and having gearbox issues I would never go back to Audi again unless new with a proper motor plan and warranty. Currently looking into getting a suv jillion is a option looking at a budget of 300 - 400k with a 200k deposit to keep the premium low with these insane interest rates, question being is it a good idea to pay the depot ? Or not worth it? Affordability comes into play.
For those that don't like Chinese cars (I drive a Haval H1 - seven years old - no problems) think about how South African's hated Japanese cars (Toyota, Honda) and then, later, Korean cars (Hyundai, Kia). Chinese cars are very well built, very good value for money.
Does Saggie get paid by Mitsubishi?I am tired with his obsession with it😏 .His ravings about Mitsubishi products is more than just a recommendation...its advertising
Really? He mentions Mitsubishi maybe 5 times in an entire season. Compare that to 5 or more times a Toyota or Kia or GWM is mentioned every episode - not that I have anything against those brands or have a problem with them being “obsessed” over.
@@PreeMoo you are talking k@@k...he's the only presenter who keeps talking about the virtues of Mitsubishi unlike the way they speak about Toyota...I dont know where else except your buttcr@ck did you pull the "5 times in one season"
And not everyone like Mitsubishi there are soo many better looking and reliable cars out there the new Isuzu’s that they hardly mention yet they’re of quality and people by Toyota irregardless of what happens to them.
@@YolisaTom-m4w definitely i agree..howevet it his show,he can do whatever he wants including giving free publicity to a car company(he'd be a fool if he isn't getting paid for this promotions!!)However his obsession with Mitsubishi creates a perception in some people that Mitsubishi produces only the best cars without glitches,further from truth. There are many other motor manufacturers that still beat Mitsubishis fugly cars that are quite frankly not inspiring
100%. It’s his show., but still just a show. Those who watch it with a piece of paper and pencil on hand, keeping score of all the “Mitsubishi mentions” whilst getting hot under the collar because THEY have another opinion, should rather just switch it off.
Please increase the frequency of videos to twice a week, this show is very very nice
I second that 💯
How when they only upload after is has aired in TV and that happens ones a week.
we basically saying we lobe it and they must make a plan@@bonolomodise5807
Twice a week guys u are lifesavers.... so much information from professional people's ❤❤❤❤
🤣🤣🤣🤣 that six days it was on charge because of Loadshedding took me by surprise!!!
Please increase the frequency of these videos? Thanks
I have a GWM P Series single cab bakkie for my Solar company. This is the only bakkie that can fit a pallet with 18x 545W solar panels and still close the tail gate and canopy. The bakkie is extremely comfortable and smooth. Only concerns I have is, the power is a bit weak and lacks torque and the parking is an issue in malls etc.
It has the longest bed south of a F-250, it also has one of the more anemic engines in the class(but its better on fuel than most) and its a big boy, so if you sprung for the top spec, that 360 camera is handy.
What about a Mitsubishi Triton for tt guy looking for a bakkie for a business
With regard to that battery issue with the keys, I was recently alerted by a friend that batteries also have different specs. I bought batteries with a '2032' code thinking it's an expiration date, but actually it's a specification. Fortunately it matched my car remote and works.
Im so glad i saw this episode. Helped me to decide, after much back n forth about what car i must stick to getting. Im wanting to change to a smaller compact suv like previous model toyota urban cruiser xr, currently driving a Ford ranger dc manual 6spd 2.2. Due to left foot and arm injuries i need an automatic. Narrowed it down to toyota urban cruiser auto but was unsure of the 4 spd gearbox. . And not being familiar with automatic gearboxes, I've been researching different getting, wrt reliability and cost to repair post warranty even extended warranty. Dct and its temperature issues in traffic put me off that, and cvt being expensive to repair. Hence the toysuki plain torque converter old school but proven gearboxes has caught my eye. I plan to retire in the next year and want a no nonsense car that can still go on a gravel road. Naturally aspirated engine is also my preference for retirement. Have driven big suvs previously but then while working theres extra to spend, but on a fixed income, the last thing i want is laying out money for expensive repair costs. Just today i saw the haval h2 and jolions, which are nice , lots of spec, lots of car for your money situation but have dcts. And turbos. Again, a risk of something going wrong after warranty will affect my pocket. Am i making the right decision regarding these gearboxes and also turbo vs NA engines. I also live outside of CT and travel long open roads and gravel quite often. My other concern was whether crosswinds would affect the compact suv. Starlet is also an option but ground clearance on the UC is better even though the Starlet has more airbags and more safety features.
Very informative show
Thank you, great show, great advise 😊
Thanks for uploading.
To the person who wants to buy the 2nd hand Audi, dont, as was said, you can get in a new car thats going to give you more value and peace of mind than a 2nd hand Audi. You may lose on the resale value, but youre probably going to spend alot more repairing your car before that.
That remote key reprogramming thing is quite true, I had to do it on a Nissan Note once, funny enough I used a technical manual for a Suzuki Swift to do it because there was a similarity in the keys and where they were made.
For the person who wanted the Swift Sport, try to get a 2018 and above model, the Boosterjet is wonderful engine.
Finally manufacturers love CVT's because it helps them to meet emissions targets in alot of markets.
Hi team having previously i wining a Audi and having gearbox issues I would never go back to Audi again unless new with a proper motor plan and warranty. Currently looking into getting a suv jillion is a option looking at a budget of 300 - 400k with a 200k deposit to keep the premium low with these insane interest rates, question being is it a good idea to pay the depot ? Or not worth it? Affordability comes into play.
For those that don't like Chinese cars (I drive a Haval H1 - seven years old - no problems) think about how South African's hated Japanese cars (Toyota, Honda) and then, later, Korean cars (Hyundai, Kia). Chinese cars are very well built, very good value for money.
Please Guyz can do this show for two hours
The car was on the charger for 6 days 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Does Saggie get paid by Mitsubishi?I am tired with his obsession with it😏 .His ravings about Mitsubishi products is more than just a recommendation...its advertising
Really? He mentions Mitsubishi maybe 5 times in an entire season. Compare that to 5 or more times a Toyota or Kia or GWM is mentioned every episode - not that I have anything against those brands or have a problem with them being “obsessed” over.
@@PreeMoo you are talking k@@k...he's the only presenter who keeps talking about the virtues of Mitsubishi unlike the way they speak about Toyota...I dont know where else except your buttcr@ck did you pull the "5 times in one season"
And not everyone like Mitsubishi there are soo many better looking and reliable cars out there the new Isuzu’s that they hardly mention yet they’re of quality and people by Toyota irregardless of what happens to them.
@@YolisaTom-m4w definitely i agree..howevet it his show,he can do whatever he wants including giving free publicity to a car company(he'd be a fool if he isn't getting paid for this promotions!!)However his obsession with Mitsubishi creates a perception in some people that Mitsubishi produces only the best cars without glitches,further from truth. There are many other motor manufacturers that still beat Mitsubishis fugly cars that are quite frankly not inspiring
100%. It’s his show., but still just a show. Those who watch it with a piece of paper and pencil on hand, keeping score of all the “Mitsubishi mentions” whilst getting hot under the collar because THEY have another opinion, should rather just switch it off.
Guy who wants Suzuki swift, check Datsun Go