I remember that. When Hyundai got into the market, popular brands were only giving 2 years/30000km warranty. Hyundai came with 5 year/100000km. We now learnt that was a guarantee and they stuck to it. That's how I decided on Chery.
Purchased the new Tiggo 7 Pro. Coming from VW, this is the best vehicle I ever had. I’m usually a dealer’s worst nightmare of complaining about everything. And I didn’t have anything to complain about with this awesome vehicle.
I'm an owner myself and Chery has been in PH for 4 years, I've seen Chery Tiggo cars being driven for almost 100k and never had issues with it. And that made me decide to get one. Instead of getting an overrated Japanese car.
ev model have: icar 03、eq7、exeed sterra es、exeed sterra et，phev model have: fulwin A8 、A9、T6、T9、T10、tiggo 7 pro phev、tiggo 8 pro phev、exeed rx cdm 、exed lx cdm
I’m so grateful you made this video about the Chery Tiggo 7 pro and actually showed my review about the fuel consumption. One thing I didn’t mention is I used My Tiggo (The Red Beast) for part time Uber driving and this car surprises me all the time with its performance and fuel consumption. I top the tank everyday (it’s just me). And it’s amazingly very economical. Yes unfortunately Australians are not getting that all the well known brands are not offering the cost and benefits that a car like The Tiggo offers for its affordability. All my passengers are very impressed when they step into the car. Buying the Tiggo was the best decision I ever made and selling the MG HS Core was the second best decision. It feels like I went from basic to a higher level of premium and it does feel that way. I think people should just go to a dealer (I recommend Motorama In Springwood if you live in QLD and ask for Andrew).
Because the engine has been broken in. Alot of people are new to buying brand new cars. Its always best to buy a car that has 5k to 10k km on the clock.
The stigma of these cars need to stop, the whole cheap and nasty label that keyboard warriors want to slap on these cars is laughable. To think this is only a drop in the ocean Chery's line up is insane overseas not to mention their luxury line Jaecoo is another level. The manufacturers in China are levels above what's available here, once they land here we will be spoilt for choice.
Politics (& suspected state subsidies & ...) set aside, there's still the question of resale value and thus total-cost-of-ownership. A cheap entry ticket isn't everything.
Let's not forget how much Australian tax-payers foot the bill for the corporate welfare to GM, Ford and Toyota which resulted in shutting down. Let's face it. China does it better.
@@dvdnx7886 It would already help if they left Taiwan alone and accepted the UNCLOS ruling for the South China Sea. Being a half-decent global citizen isn't all that hard.
G’day mates! I’ve bought this one in brazil last week and came to know what you guys think of this car. Chery is delivering quite the same feeling in here: best car with features never seen before with lowest prices! Lovin’ it.
Honestly good for you for testing the car and having positive first impressions. Thats not really enough to eradicate the stigma built by years of terrible cars. every car feels great on first drive, what's important is how this car holds up in a few years. Because for that price they are obviously cutting corners for a quick buy.
Racist for criticising Chinese engineering? You’re delusional. We say it because they are designed to be cheap from the start, not to last. Why do you think Toyota outsells every other car brand internationally? It’s because it’s had near flawless engineering and reliability for decades.
"The proof is in the pudding." Aagghh, No! "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." In other words, it might look good, but the truth comes when you eat it."
With the cost of living affecting everyone it would be 10 x worst without China. It's the world's sole manufacturing super power and is responsibe for most of the affordable things we need for our daily lives. You have the reality of the geopolitiking China haters and you have the reality of the world. And the reality is we depend on China for standard of living.
It's funny how he mentions more affordable cars.....if the car industry would just price cars at an affordable price we then wouldn't need to sell our souls just to drive around in one. Mind you at no fault of this reviewer but pays are still the same and yet car prices just keep going up! Doesn't seem fair on anybody if you ask me. It's ridiculous how even for a small car like a Suzuki ignis which is smaller than a swift is priced way above it.
Chery has not proven quality build & long term reliabilty of their cars here yet. To be demanding similar prices to the established & long term proven Japanese , Euro & korean cars?. These should be no more than $30k.
'...kinda racist...', no. Political is more the case but as stated, Chery was 'cheap and not cheerful' a decade ago. Fast forward to 2023 and was I was wondering around Cairns on holiday and came across the Chery dealer. 'Hmm....I like that car'. It was the Omoda and dang, it looks kind of 'French' but cool French and not stupid French. So, if I live in a town with a dealer, yeah, I consider one of the new Chery models.
So saying a vehicle brand is trash now makes someone racist? Bro regardless of having over 60 dealerships in australia, Chinese vehicle lack reliability & after sales support/service still to this day. The only thing that's changed in 10 years is the technology & model range, the reliability is still the same 💩. Go buy one with your own money & live with it for a year & you'll learn that if you need any warranty repairs done, Which you will. You will be waiting 12 months if not longer for them to arrive at the dealership from China, Doesn't matter if it's a small strut top mount or a transmission. Chinese vehicles do not hold up to Australian road conditions, Everyone is entitled to their own opinion yes, But it's now obvious you are being paid to make these reviews & say things like this for shock value & youtube revenue. I'm unsubscribing bro, Grow up.
Lol, this is not an airport, no need to announce your departure. First of all, you sound exactly like the people that laugh on Toyota and Kia’s when they first came out thinking that they were unreliable a few decades ago. Give them a few decades and all of a sudden they are leaders in reliability. Secondly, sure Chery isn’t the most fun to drive or not the most reliable today, but I don’t think many buyers care because the value for money is a greater proposition compared to other cars in that price point. I don’t know about you but I’d happily pay for repairs on a Chery than a repair on a BMW or Mercedes that costs an arm and a leg just for an oil leak or a new pair of headlights for example. And with that many now on the road I don’t think parts are that difficult to find either. To generalise and say that all Chinese cars are bad is a very over exaggerated statement, because if that were to be true, I don’t think brands like BYD or MG would make the numbers they are doing today. Their ICE vehicles aren’t that great but their EVs are shown to be very consistent in quality and and performance, which is why BYD is dominating Tesla and is likely to stay that way for some time and are showing to hold up stronger than ever. Not saying this to defend Matt’s sponsored post, but spending a decent amount of money on a Chinese vehicle is likely going to get you further than the same equivalent on something like a Ford for 1.5 times the asking price. Right now these cars remain still a little bit hard to recommend, but in a couple years time I expect that to change significantly.
...and that yaris will last you forever and save you a fortune in the long run. Let's say these cherys go for about 37-46k drive away. Here's a handful of alternatives that can be had for within that price bracket in this saturated segment: skoda kamiq, karoq kia stonic, seltos, sportage honda cr-v, hr-v, zr-v mitsu asx, eclipse cross, outlander hyundai kona, tuscon suzuki vitara, s-cross toyo yaris cross, corolla cross, rav4 subaru crosstrek, forrester mazda cx-8 my heart goes out to honest chinese businesses (even though they have the unfair advantage of being the world's factory with access to the world's IP) and I have a bit of respect for chery but they just have to pay for the sins of their father, the ccp, until they stop stalking taiwan and start having democratic elections. *gets on soapbox* what are your hard earned dollars supporting and which weapons is the sales tax funding? the ones that could eventually be pointed over here? Is your family realy safe in one of these, for the sake of a few bucks? I think it's not the time to be penny pinching. Either go without or take a bit more time and save that little bit extra for an ethical purchase, which will come with the bonus of quality, safety and reliability. And protection for US!
@@PlaAwa It’s really interesting that there is ideological competition in Australia. Your comment sounds like it comes from anti-socialism in the style of the Communist Party of China
@@Ederson9926Hi. Ideological competition? Please explain. And is it something that shouldn't exist or should be censored? Not sure that I understand. I'm indifferent to socialism. It's a fun phase for uni students and unemployed people, and a life-long labour of love for the obsessive and fixated. It provides a nice competitive space and prism through which to observe 'capitalism'. I know that I'm anti-CCP and that the CCP is anti-democratic and on 'resolute' ideological rails that cannot be controlled by its member bots, nor by the people under the control of said bots. But yeah, competition is definitely a good thing, like opposition and peer review.
This video IS SPONSORED by Chery as mentioned in the video, but all opinions are our own ❤️
Great answer
Don’t forget this was Kia and Hyundai 20 years ago….now look at them.
Only the Koreans where not involved in forced organ harvesting like China!
I remember that. When Hyundai got into the market, popular brands were only giving 2 years/30000km warranty. Hyundai came with 5 year/100000km. We now learnt that was a guarantee and they stuck to it. That's how I decided on Chery.
Rather push a Datsun Stanza than drive rusty Hyundai Lantra and Kia Mentor.
Purchased the new Tiggo 7 Pro. Coming from VW, this is the best vehicle I ever had. I’m usually a dealer’s worst nightmare of complaining about everything. And I didn’t have anything to complain about with this awesome vehicle.
I'm loving my Tiggo 7 Pro AWD, 1 week in and travelling nearly 200k's per day. It's amazing and am enjoying more each day as I learn more about it.
Got the Elite and I do Uber with it. It’s driving like a Pro.
I'm an owner myself and Chery has been in PH for 4 years, I've seen Chery Tiggo cars being driven for almost 100k and never had issues with it. And that made me decide to get one. Instead of getting an overrated Japanese car.
So the chery Omada will be coming in full electric this year any word of any other chery models coming out in full electric?
ev model have: icar 03、eq7、exeed sterra es、exeed sterra et，phev model have: fulwin A8 、A9、T6、T9、T10、tiggo
7 pro phev、tiggo
8 pro phev、exeed rx cdm
、exed lx cdm
Tiggo 8 not yet here is rated very highly in all markets sold globally. Extremely good NVH.
I’m so grateful you made this video about the Chery Tiggo 7 pro and actually showed my review about the fuel consumption. One thing I didn’t mention is I used My Tiggo (The Red Beast) for part time Uber driving and this car surprises me all the time with its performance and fuel consumption. I top the tank everyday (it’s just me). And it’s amazingly very economical. Yes unfortunately Australians are not getting that all the well known brands are not offering the cost and benefits that a car like The Tiggo offers for its affordability. All my passengers are very impressed when they step into the car. Buying the Tiggo was the best decision I ever made and selling the MG HS Core was the second best decision. It feels like I went from basic to a higher level of premium and it does feel that way. I think people should just go to a dealer (I recommend Motorama In Springwood if you live in QLD and ask for Andrew).
in South Africa many Chery owners notice after the first service their fuel economy improves
Because the engine has been broken in. Alot of people are new to buying brand new cars. Its always best to buy a car that has 5k to 10k km on the clock.
This is very helpful. Thanks!
Had my Ultimate model since early November and still impressed.
The stigma of these cars need to stop, the whole cheap and nasty label that keyboard warriors want to slap on these cars is laughable. To think this is only a drop in the ocean Chery's line up is insane overseas not to mention their luxury line Jaecoo is another level. The manufacturers in China are levels above what's available here, once they land here we will be spoilt for choice.
Chery is the fastest growing car brand in South Africa with a model line up of the TIGGO 4 Pro, 7 Pro, 7Pro Max, 8 Pro and 8 Pro Max.
Even the naming they stole from Apple
Politics (& suspected state subsidies & ...) set aside, there's still the question of resale value and thus total-cost-of-ownership. A cheap entry ticket isn't everything.
Let's not forget how much Australian tax-payers foot the bill for the corporate welfare to GM, Ford and Toyota which resulted in shutting down. Let's face it. China does it better.
So pay top dollar for another brand and see what happens. I bet you can afford, right?
@@marcellxxx6259 Which part of total-cost-of-ownership is unclear?
Yeah cheap and good is not enough，they still need to save humankind right?
@@dvdnx7886 It would already help if they left Taiwan alone and accepted the UNCLOS ruling for the South China Sea. Being a half-decent global citizen isn't all that hard.
Loving my Omoda 5❤👍
In KSA there is an offer to take the car by installment without interest and the price starts at about 28400 AUD
I like the Tiggo 7 but I just have an issue with the rear side window line , just how it goes downwards
G’day mates!
I’ve bought this one in brazil last week and came to know what you guys think of this car. Chery is delivering quite the same feeling in here: best car with features never seen before with lowest prices! Lovin’ it.
Hi, Just I want to ask you if you have any idea about Jetour T2 car. if it coming to Australia... thabks
Currently sitting in one and watching this video 😁
CarStream hey? 😂
Same lol.
Is it better than gwm haval h6 hev?
Let's see how these hold up after ten years.
Who cares at that point? Just replace with a new one sfter few years
@@srdjagunjic I prefer not to have my money depreciating on the road.
who would drive in a 1-yr old car. just replace it
A ten year old Toyota loses more than half its value. There really won't be much difference.
@@paulklp8262 Then buy the 10 year old Toyota and drive it for another ten years.
Will switching to Linglong tires boost the consumer rating?
朝阳轮胎更好
Honestly good for you for testing the car and having positive first impressions. Thats not really enough to eradicate the stigma built by years of terrible cars. every car feels great on first drive, what's important is how this car holds up in a few years. Because for that price they are obviously cutting corners for a quick buy.
为什么丰田汽车在中国的售价只有澳大利亚的一半？
I’ll let you know in a couple of years. I drive around 150 to 200 kms a day. So I am putting it to the ultimate test
@@kindness-villainare they???? Toyota doesn’t look cheap for us here unless you buy the cheapest 💩 you can get
因为你们被丰田当做绵羊屠杀。丰田在世界销量第一的车型:卡罗拉，在中国只要7万人民币起售。@@marcellxxx6259
Cutting corners? Who told you that? Did you do some research?
Does Chery Australia have a 1 Million Km/ 10 year Engine Warranty like other countries?
奇瑞汽车在中国提供整车终身质保
Do you really think this country would do something like that??? Really? This country will rip you off as much as you can.
respect on the objective opinion and review, get rid of the political shit, just focus on the car its self
The car is truly amazing. I love my Red Beast
Looks like the comments section might just prove you right Matt 😂
Racist for criticising Chinese engineering? You’re delusional.
We say it because they are designed to be cheap from the start, not to last. Why do you think Toyota outsells every other car brand internationally? It’s because it’s had near flawless engineering and reliability for decades.
"The proof is in the pudding." Aagghh, No!
"The proof of the pudding is in the eating." In other words, it might look good, but the truth comes when you eat it."
I would consider it if it had it larger 2litre or 2.5litre engine
Why does the engine size matters that much to some people?
Todays 1.6 engines do much better performance and economy then 6.5 from last century...
@@srdjagunjic yeah they are great in small hatch backs but for me personally I like more torque and power in a mid sized SUV.
@@phat1234你可以选择奇瑞phev车型，比如:exeed rx cdm
With the cost of living affecting everyone it would be 10 x worst without China. It's the world's sole manufacturing super power and is responsibe for most of the affordable things we need for our daily lives. You have the reality of the geopolitiking China haters and you have the reality of the world. And the reality is we depend on China for standard of living.
It's funny how he mentions more affordable cars.....if the car industry would just price cars at an affordable price we then wouldn't need to sell our souls just to drive around in one. Mind you at no fault of this reviewer but pays are still the same and yet car prices just keep going up! Doesn't seem fair on anybody if you ask me. It's ridiculous how even for a small car like a Suzuki ignis which is smaller than a swift is priced way above it.
ive mentioned this before but cherry cars are too expensive especially the tiggo 7. needs to be under 30k for the base model.
tiggo 7 pro 的价格比相同尺寸和性能的丰田、本田车型便宜很多
So-called Chery became the next Daewoo, you feel boring go take the bus 🚌 and train 🚋 as cheap and cheerful public transport.
Chery has not proven quality build & long term reliabilty of their cars here yet. To be demanding similar prices to the established & long term proven Japanese , Euro & korean cars?. These should be no more than $30k.
🤑 TO MUCH TALK SPINS MY BRAIN 🤪🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠
'...kinda racist...', no. Political is more the case but as stated, Chery was 'cheap and not cheerful' a decade ago. Fast forward to 2023 and was I was wondering around Cairns on holiday and came across the Chery dealer. 'Hmm....I like that car'. It was the Omoda and dang, it looks kind of 'French' but cool French and not stupid French. So, if I live in a town with a dealer, yeah, I consider one of the new Chery models.
Going to buy one tomorrow 😬
How much did they pay you to promote this made in china thing😂
He's opinions are quite random in a lot of reviews😂
Paid review like xuv700
China China China product buy the cheaper second hand car
So saying a vehicle brand is trash now makes someone racist? Bro regardless of having over 60 dealerships in australia, Chinese vehicle lack reliability & after sales support/service still to this day. The only thing that's changed in 10 years is the technology & model range, the reliability is still the same 💩. Go buy one with your own money & live with it for a year & you'll learn that if you need any warranty repairs done, Which you will. You will be waiting 12 months if not longer for them to arrive at the dealership from China, Doesn't matter if it's a small strut top mount or a transmission. Chinese vehicles do not hold up to Australian road conditions, Everyone is entitled to their own opinion yes, But it's now obvious you are being paid to make these reviews & say things like this for shock value & youtube revenue. I'm unsubscribing bro, Grow up.
Lol, this is not an airport, no need to announce your departure.
First of all, you sound exactly like the people that laugh on Toyota and Kia’s when they first came out thinking that they were unreliable a few decades ago. Give them a few decades and all of a sudden they are leaders in reliability.
Secondly, sure Chery isn’t the most fun to drive or not the most reliable today, but I don’t think many buyers care because the value for money is a greater proposition compared to other cars in that price point.
I don’t know about you but I’d happily pay for repairs on a Chery than a repair on a BMW or Mercedes that costs an arm and a leg just for an oil leak or a new pair of headlights for example. And with that many now on the road I don’t think parts are that difficult to find either.
To generalise and say that all Chinese cars are bad is a very over exaggerated statement, because if that were to be true, I don’t think brands like BYD or MG would make the numbers they are doing today.
Their ICE vehicles aren’t that great but their EVs are shown to be very consistent in quality and and performance, which is why BYD is dominating Tesla and is likely to stay that way for some time and are showing to hold up stronger than ever.
Not saying this to defend Matt’s sponsored post, but spending a decent amount of money on a Chinese vehicle is likely going to get you further than the same equivalent on something like a Ford for 1.5 times the asking price.
Right now these cars remain still a little bit hard to recommend, but in a couple years time I expect that to change significantly.
australia's? methinks not. how much are they paying you
It's a cheap car man. It's good to have cheap cars like these when brands like Toyota are charging $28k for a Yaris
...and that yaris will last you forever and save you a fortune in the long run.
Let's say these cherys go for about 37-46k drive away.
Here's a handful of alternatives that can be had for within that price bracket in this saturated segment:
skoda kamiq, karoq
kia stonic, seltos, sportage
honda cr-v, hr-v, zr-v
mitsu asx, eclipse cross, outlander
hyundai kona, tuscon
suzuki vitara, s-cross
toyo yaris cross, corolla cross, rav4
subaru crosstrek, forrester
mazda cx-8
my heart goes out to honest chinese businesses (even though they have the unfair advantage of being the world's factory with access to the world's IP) and I have a bit of respect for chery but they just have to pay for the sins of their father, the ccp, until they stop stalking taiwan and start having democratic elections.
*gets on soapbox*
what are your hard earned dollars supporting and which weapons is the sales tax funding? the ones that could eventually be pointed over here?
Is your family realy safe in one of these, for the sake of a few bucks?
I think it's not the time to be penny pinching. Either go without or take a bit more time and save that little bit extra for an ethical purchase, which will come with the bonus of quality, safety and reliability. And protection for US!
@@PlaAwa It’s really interesting that there is ideological competition in Australia. Your comment sounds like it comes from anti-socialism in the style of the Communist Party of China
@@Ederson9926Hi. Ideological competition? Please explain. And is it something that shouldn't exist or should be censored? Not sure that I understand. I'm indifferent to socialism. It's a fun phase for uni students and unemployed people, and a life-long labour of love for the obsessive and fixated. It provides a nice competitive space and prism through which to observe 'capitalism'. I know that I'm anti-CCP and that the CCP is anti-democratic and on 'resolute' ideological rails that cannot be controlled by its member bots, nor by the people under the control of said bots. But yeah, competition is definitely a good thing, like opposition and peer review.
@@PlaAwa讲讲全球最大的民主国家:印度 他们在经济、科技、健康、医疗、人均寿命所取得的成绩
That's Chinese