Nice review. Thank you. It’s interesting (some might even say scary) about the world’s reliance on China. They have had similar spec vehicles (based on Buick platforms for their local market since the late 90’s (without the technology that wasn’t available at that time), features? Yes. Having had over 50 4 week business trips in the last 3 decades (including working in Shanghai for a few years, with a driver and equivalent vehicle to one of these) I could either catch up on sleep in the mid row captain chairs, use the aircraft style slide out tables to check emails or have breakfast was a relaxing way to be oblivious of the chaos going on in general traffic. I’ve also been fortunate enough to have been invited to several of their own branded cars (this one included) and speak to the executives and designers. One correction (this was never designed as an electric only vehicle, rather the opposite, and a step ahead to cater for all engine configurations. One big point that some may not be aware of is in China the steering wheel and roads are inline with America, not Australia and is still evident in Hong Kong, where they are the same as us. Anyone that’s anti-Chinese, then you’re delusional and it’s already too late to reverse our dependence (globally) one one single country for everything. From the clothes you wear, the equipment you wash everything in, the device you’re reading this from, the list just keeps going. The scary part is, in less than 2 decades, whilst the rest of the world has been sleeping, they no longer require expats (or perhaps 1% of what they did in the 2000’s.
That's awesome Brett. Didn't know it existed. That luxury is unreal for the price and for a family who's not flush with cash and wants something a little nicer than they'd get for the same money elsewhere it's a great option..
as value packed as this is the fact you have to get something as big and as pricey this to comfortably seat 7 is imo a big issue in the market. there are no compact MPVs ,what people arent having more than 2 kids these days?
@@drivingenthusiastaustralia I had a feeling that may be the case. Well keep telling it how it is - I appreciate honest reviews rather than fluff to keep the manufacturers on side. 👍
I couldn't live my life any longer without knowing how fast the LDV MIFA goes from 0-100...
Fast? LOL
It’s important to know for the ones who might be considering this as a getaway vehicle that can carry more masked men. 😂
Nice review. Thank you. It’s interesting (some might even say scary) about the world’s reliance on China. They have had similar spec vehicles (based on Buick platforms for their local market since the late 90’s (without the technology that wasn’t available at that time), features? Yes. Having had over 50 4 week business trips in the last 3 decades (including working in Shanghai for a few years, with a driver and equivalent vehicle to one of these) I could either catch up on sleep in the mid row captain chairs, use the aircraft style slide out tables to check emails or have breakfast was a relaxing way to be oblivious of the chaos going on in general traffic. I’ve also been fortunate enough to have been invited to several of their own branded cars (this one included) and speak to the executives and designers. One correction (this was never designed as an electric only vehicle, rather the opposite, and a step ahead to cater for all engine configurations. One big point that some may not be aware of is in China the steering wheel and roads are inline with America, not Australia and is still evident in Hong Kong, where they are the same as us. Anyone that’s anti-Chinese, then you’re delusional and it’s already too late to reverse our dependence (globally) one one single country for everything. From the clothes you wear, the equipment you wash everything in, the device you’re reading this from, the list just keeps going. The scary part is, in less than 2 decades, whilst the rest of the world has been sleeping, they no longer require expats (or perhaps 1% of what they did in the 2000’s.
That's awesome Brett. Didn't know it existed. That luxury is unreal for the price and for a family who's not flush with cash and wants something a little nicer than they'd get for the same money elsewhere it's a great option..
This is a rip off wtf
Had to double check the thumbnail twice, I honestly thought it was called the M I L F
😅
A MILF that comfortably seats 7 no less...
If you close your eyes 80% this looks like the Lexus LM 😂
Only the badge is original .
Somehow this type is not available in my country only available mg mifa electric that sucks
as value packed as this is the fact you have to get something as big and as pricey this to comfortably seat 7 is imo a big issue in the market. there are no compact MPVs ,what people arent having more than 2 kids these days?
It's really good you've been able to access vehicles through a dealership but why aren't LDV providing them? Do they not like what you say?
As far as I know there isn’t a MIFA or new T60 Plus on the press fleet.
But yes, even if they did, they probably wouldn’t lend it to me lol.
@@drivingenthusiastaustralia I had a feeling that may be the case. Well keep telling it how it is - I appreciate honest reviews rather than fluff to keep the manufacturers on side. 👍
Compared to carnival what has more space ? Driver seating and Pasenger ?
Mifa more like qifa
Lol you dint have to cover plates
Surely it reve harder than 5K?
Probably kick a leg out if it revved much harder lol
LDV? Gotta be a Chinese product. *I would not buy it, period.*
Yep, another Chinese car
Hideous design...would never ever buy it.
Rip off q