2024 GAC GS3 Emzoom 1.5T Review in Malaysia, DCT + Valvetronic Exhaust Boy Racer Dream Car? | WapCar

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  • Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @nickloong
    @nickloong 2 дня назад +8

    Competition is always good news for consumers.😅

  • @carloacetre677
    @carloacetre677 День назад +2

    Wish we got the Philippine-spec 19” wheels with Michelin PS4 tires.

  • @ЕвгенийШконда-ч4е
    @ЕвгенийШконда-ч4е День назад +3

    Приобрел себе такой автомобиль, очень приятная и современная машина! По поводу надежности покажет лишь время! 👍🏻

  • @kevingan2960
    @kevingan2960 День назад +1

    Car enthusiasts of this version to check carefully on the infotainment of this car as some current owners reported of lagging issues and still pending GAC team to offer the updates.

    • @Kho66666
      @Kho66666 22 часа назад +1

      Different infotainment system, software won’t fix the problem per discussion. So sad that they gave the cheapo hardware on the infortainment system

  • @kokliangchew3609
    @kokliangchew3609 2 дня назад +2

    I can still remember up to the 1970s when Japanese cars were cheap and nasty. The famous saying that they were made of "Milo" tin. I remember pushing in the side panels of a new Datsun 120Y, and it just flexed in. And it really gave the feeling of floating when driven, it was just so light and soft. Everybody bought either continental or British cars if they could afford it, and only bought Japanese cars because they were cheap but somewhat dangerous. The jokes were aplenty about how continental cars, Volvos and Mercedes in particular, could crash into a Japanese car which would be a total write-off but the continental cars would just have a few dents. Apocryphal but people believed it.
    Yet, within a decade or so, they became the reliable and sophisticated, putting the sword to American and British cars. Only certain brands survived but many of the European and British brands are now held by Chinese companies. Korean cars followed the same pattern in 1990s, and Chinese cars in the 2010s. Just the normal cycle of developing countries becoming developed as their products leaves the cheap and nasty cycle, to becoming expensive and sophisticated.

  • @tikarbuluh1506
    @tikarbuluh1506 День назад

    dct jerking, stereng respon kurang..yup kereta ini bagi segala galanya power design..tp bukan handling..😂

  • @MH-tg2ng
    @MH-tg2ng 23 часа назад

    Joker car