Pretty good report thanks. I've owned a Great Wall X240 for quite a few years now and can't complain. I bought the vehicle second hand in Cairns, used it for 2 years then shipped it to Port Moresby where it has worked its guts out. I've absolutely thrashed it, towed logs into the sawmill, constantly overloaded it, flogged it through mud and slush and really treated it badly. What's failed on it.......nothing!!! It's stunned me with its reliability. It's a cheap runabout that's served me very well indeed. Would I buy an H9? In an instant. Damn good reliable vehicles.
we bought the H9 ultra for the wife. Damn, i love this thing! effortless to drive, all the bells and whistles, very capable and comfortable truck, all for less than 2nd-hand Everest money. Do yourself a favour and go look at one.
Ive had my h9 now for almost 2 years I'm getting another one this week because they are awesome. I'm from Adelaide and a drive to Sydney costs $200 in fuel and that is great with the luxery it has, don't what your talking about on body roll it doesn't have any .cruise control keeps it puring nicely and I've got the previous model which has 20 kw less than your review. Power is perfect and the grip it has on the road is fantastic because of the wide Tyers and AWD. Off road it's a beast and truthfully competing SUVs don't come close plus being available only in fuel ensures the exhaust fumes are not as polluting as diesel engines, we live in a clean country China is very polluted in some parts and that's the main reason for a petrol engine. The rear seats can slide back and forward so leg room is ample . I can't wait until they realeas the electric version, that will put diesel to rest. I can't wait to own 2 h9s. A good review for someone who seems to have only driven one for maybe a day if that. A bonus is the service , back up from haval and the price.
My friend I'm planning to buying HAVALL H9 2020 , but I'm worried about engine quality and it's able to bearing of high temperature in my country which sometimes near to 50C ? Also worried about car reaiblity? Hopefully give me some support thanks
Its almost 3years now! How is your H9 going? And the depreciation! Would you recommend others to buy? I am looking at purchasing one. Your recommendations will be highly appreciated! Tia
Hi I’m from Costa Rica; I’m dying to buy this car or at least H6; both are amazing cars with the features, design, confort there are so many good things to make me to decide for one of this cars. My brother has a Voleex C30 for a year now and he is very very happy with car performance. 👏🏻💪🏼👍🏻 Also he has a Hyundai Santa Fe and he is planning to change it for a H6 👍🏻😊 I will love to have the luck you have to work in a company as GW. At least here; with the car dealer brand Ambaacar! Keep thinking out the box and always work hard and produce cars with a very high standard and quality, those tips will keep you on the top! Never forget it! 🙋🏻♂️💪🏼😉
the Mitsubishi Pajero has a low price compared to competitors but that thing is reliable. i'd give this 'haval' a try. it being chinese doesn't mean it's gonna break down all the time
Saw this on the road in Newcastle I was amazed someone following me a beautiful huge SUV and when it passes me I tried to peak the brand name and I saw name HAVAL. It is huge, masculine, intimidating and pretty solid look. If I did saw this 3 years ago I would rather buy this than the KIA Sportage.
I like the way that Haval improves their products, using quality and branded parts like the Infinity audio system and the ZF 8 Speed transmission shared with vehicles like the Jeep Grand Cherokee, almost every BMW and Audi, Dodges and even Rolls-Royces
@@Ahmed-AlSharahili as far as I know, the engine is a Great Wall design, featuring modern tech like a twin scroll turbo and direct injection. Sounds good on paper, but long term reliability has yet to be seen.
Glad they haven't succumbed to the fad of 19-20" wheels. A low profile tyre is the last thing you want offroad or if you want a quiet ride onroad. It's never going to carve corners as she said, but as a family bus that can go a bit offroad, it looks to be sensible. Are they reliable? How is the resale value?
I thought the presenter did a great job. I noticed though that she seemed to sit quite low in the vehicle, giving me the impression that the seats might not have enough height adjustment. The lack of a diesel is a non-issue to me, given that a couple of people I know are experiencing particulate filter issues with their vehicles. The 7-year warranty is excellent, ventilated seats are never to be underestimated in Australia. To me, the priorities are quietness and comfort, build quality, load space, and running costs. And if I bought one, mine would be one of the few that didn't venture off-road. ;-))
If you turn to 4L mode for off road, the power of torque will increase up to 2.5x. low-speed cruise and three differential lock(ELD) also available on this car 2020 mode...
Five things this vehicle needs in order for it to sell like hotcakes (fast). 1. Bigger engine, like at least 3.0L Turbo Diesel, 5L V8, or 3.6L V6 Turbo. Point 2. More room for 3rd row passengers, 3.Sat nav, 4. Apple Car Play / Google Android connectivity, 5. More colour selection, right now (July 2020) they have only four colours, black onyx , Ayers Grey, light silver and white. I viewed one in a car yard today, very stylish in person, apart from the lack of a better infotainment unit (Sat nav and apple / android compatibility) they have as many bells and whistles anyone could ever ask for, comfortable seats in the front. I'm still going to take one for a test drive later in the week to put it through its paces, but the lack of Sat nav and modernsmart phone connectivity are enough for me not to buy it. It may as well be a Rolls Royce at the extremely low price of $1 and I would not buy it without those features. Very frustrating because gee it looks nice.
Just amazing value, we've owned a Haval H2 for a year now and we love it. Also fantastic value for buyers on a budget. The styling of the H2 is great. Not crazy about the H9 front grill either but apart from that seems a great buy for the money. Have heard many testors being impressed with off road ability.
How about just take off the Haval logo and replace it with Mazda, Honda.subaru etc.... And you will have to spend another $20,000 or more just for the fucking name ..
It's a big SUV with a 2.0 litre turbo 4 cylinder motor. I honestly doubt it could tow anything big reliably. A Hyundai i30 makes more power than this thing and a Toyota Prado uses less fuel.
For a Chinese vehicle, this is great quality! Most Chinese cars sold in export countries usually suck in quality and lack safety features, but not down under! Chinese cars sold in Australia and New Zealand are Great Wall Motors, Haval, Foton, and Maxus (LDV). They also had Geely and Chery too. Chinese cars are a bit cheaper than Japanese cars.
Not sure I like the vehicle as it has more an old land cruiser look. That said, the review was good except that the video seems to lose the focus around Amelia at times and more on shots of the interior. She looks very "fuzzy" in some shots. 4:37 is a good example of how out of focus every things seems to be and it is something that I've noticed in more then a few of your releases lately.
Would like to see more about warranty and servicing how easy these company's are to deal with and some information about the associated cost of ownership.
I will agree with Tim Prosser, I own an X240, have had it 5 years, very reliable and never given me any trouble, not great acceleration but cruises and handles well. Just one comment, what is it with Aussies and their pronunciation of the letter h, it is aych, not haych, drives me mad, especially with that accent.
No, unfortunately they do not have sat nav, perhaps they are relying on everyone to use their mobile phones for Sat nav. Also for a vehicle which otherwise has a very long list of inclusions, they do not have apple play or android supported entertainment system. Sat nav and apple / android infotainment systems are the two must haves for me. I will still test drive one later this week to see just how well the engine pushes this thing. In person they look stylish and inside look very nice (better than my 2008 cx9 luxury) and driver seat very comfortable, but that great big heavy car for only a 2L engine, my fear is that it would be very slow to get moving in stop start traffic.
Well, if the manufacture can at least put a turbo charged or supercharged 3.6L V6 engine in it I might buy one, if they put a 4.0L V8 in it I'll definitely consider owning one. Still have a lot improvement to do.
Excellent review. It's clear that China cars have a very big future. One thing Amelia. could you get all the staff at your great CarTellTv to say 'AITCH' for the letter 'H'.(check any dictionary). It would save me shouting "AITCH'. :-)
The origin of 'H' said as 'HAITCH' stems from the' Irish convicts' and indeed any Irish person to this day. One's education in the Catholic (Roman Catholic) System ensures this occurs to this day, and I recently found one of my grandchildren saying 'HAITCH', learnt at a government school where his first teacher had been taught by priests in a 'Catholic' school. Re 'lazy Poms', one thing they disliked was the use of HAITCH, & indeed, even First Fleeters (quote Sgt Watkins Tench Sydney Town 1789), "...the London English convicts tease Irish convicts for saying 'haitch' and the Irish reciprocate by calling we English as 'pommy bastards'.......(still in use today). [given I'm largely Anglo/Irish, I've got a foot in both camps but correct English (Oxford English) is our Australian standard & therefore we/use AITCH for 'H'.] :-)
Amelia, you are drop dead gorgeous, but sadly, the Aussie "H" pronunciation detracts from everything else you say. To most English language ears, it sounds moronic (but obviously you are not). This is just a request to make your presentations more palatable to the international viewer (I'm a Kiwi, and I have Aussie relations, so I'm almost used to it, but it still grates on the ear).
@@TukaSlave I'm Aussie & 'H' is pronounced AITCH except for 'Irish' eg. Roman Catholic educated who usually say HAITCH (incorrectly). I was govt educated and say 'AITCH'. Hope that helps sort us from Oz out.
I test drove this vehicle. it is unbelievable value for money, but the car only gets the grunt required to get to 100 from 0 in sports mode..the auto and eco mode are only good in 60 zones..there has to be a more powerful engine...this is not china where cars go bumper to bumper at 40 ks an hour..
I tend to agree but diesel is destined to phase out sooner than later, petrol based large offroad SUVs on the other hand should still serve us for another good 10-15 years.
As Chinese, honestly speaking, Haval SUV is really bad at design compared to other Chinese car makers, such as GAC. I think GAC GS8 and GS5 are much more elegant than this SUV. Hope they can go to Austrilia
Pretty good report thanks. I've owned a Great Wall X240 for quite a few years now and can't complain. I bought the vehicle second hand in Cairns, used it for 2 years then shipped it to Port Moresby where it has worked its guts out. I've absolutely thrashed it, towed logs into the sawmill, constantly overloaded it, flogged it through mud and slush and really treated it badly. What's failed on it.......nothing!!!
It's stunned me with its reliability. It's a cheap runabout that's served me very well indeed.
Would I buy an H9? In an instant. Damn good reliable vehicles.
Tim Prosser I agree we have an X200 been hammered no issues whatsoever.
Wow! Very encouraging comments for a new Chinese car buyer.
The X240(Hover), is the Chinese Isuzu Axiom.
we bought the H9 ultra for the wife. Damn, i love this thing! effortless to drive, all the bells and whistles, very capable and comfortable truck, all for less than 2nd-hand Everest money. Do yourself a favour and go look at one.
@Molan Dao two years on. BEST car we've ever owned.
How is the reliability so far?
Ive had my h9 now for almost 2 years I'm getting another one this week because they are awesome. I'm from Adelaide and a drive to Sydney costs $200 in fuel and that is great with the luxery it has, don't what your talking about on body roll it doesn't have any .cruise control keeps it puring nicely and I've got the previous model which has 20 kw less than your review. Power is perfect and the grip it has on the road is fantastic because of the wide Tyers and AWD. Off road it's a beast and truthfully competing SUVs don't come close plus being available only in fuel ensures the exhaust fumes are not as polluting as diesel engines, we live in a clean country China is very polluted in some parts and that's the main reason for a petrol engine. The rear seats can slide back and forward so leg room is ample . I can't wait until they realeas the electric version, that will put diesel to rest. I can't wait to own 2 h9s.
A good review for someone who seems to have only driven one for maybe a day if that. A bonus is the service , back up from haval and the price.
My friend I'm planning to buying HAVALL H9 2020 , but I'm worried about engine quality and it's able to bearing of high temperature in my country which sometimes near to 50C ? Also worried about car reaiblity? Hopefully give me some support thanks
@@Ahmed-AlSharahili the h9 will work just fine
From Adelaide to Sydney is such a long trip. I drove once in summer last year. I am very deep impression about the long step road of Adelaide.
Its almost 3years now! How is your H9 going? And the depreciation! Would you recommend others to buy? I am looking at purchasing one. Your recommendations will be highly appreciated!
Tia
@@parthabarua6690 mine is going fine. No rattles or issues. Done 70000 km now
1:50 - how huge is the interior? Amelia isn't a tiny lady but she looks like she is driving a living room!
Carlo Garcia of course is plenty big inside, very comfortable space
i am proud of this product .Because i am the staff of the Great Wall company.
Hi I’m from Costa Rica; I’m dying to buy this car or at least H6; both are amazing cars with the features, design, confort there are so many good things to make me to decide for one of this cars.
My brother has a Voleex C30 for a year now and he is very very happy with car performance. 👏🏻💪🏼👍🏻
Also he has a Hyundai Santa Fe and he is planning to change it for a H6 👍🏻😊
I will love to have the luck you have to work in a company as GW.
At least here; with the car dealer brand Ambaacar!
Keep thinking out the box and always work hard and produce cars with a very high standard and quality, those tips will keep you on the top! Never forget it! 🙋🏻♂️💪🏼😉
@@r0533958747 and you're piece of shit!
the Mitsubishi Pajero has a low price compared to competitors but that thing is reliable. i'd give this 'haval' a try. it being chinese doesn't mean it's gonna break down all the time
People around the World keep forgetting that 80% of their everyday's using things are " made from China"😁
The Chinese market 5 seat diesel version with more back seat legroom and luxury is the one I want.
Saw this on the road in Newcastle I was amazed someone following me a beautiful huge SUV and when it passes me I tried to peak the brand name and I saw name HAVAL. It is huge, masculine, intimidating and pretty solid look. If I did saw this 3 years ago I would rather buy this than the KIA Sportage.
definitely better than KIA Sportage SKT homeboy
@@brucesandford7971 Yes homeboy you are right.
I like the way that Haval improves their products, using quality and branded parts like the Infinity audio system and the ZF 8 Speed transmission shared with vehicles like the Jeep Grand Cherokee, almost every BMW and Audi, Dodges and even Rolls-Royces
Suspension & ABS are Bosch
What about Engine? It's cheap Chinese quality or from Japanese quality manufacturer? Hopefully reply to me
@@Ahmed-AlSharahili as far as I know, the engine is a Great Wall design, featuring modern tech like a twin scroll turbo and direct injection. Sounds good on paper, but long term reliability has yet to be seen.
How tall is this girl? She looks pretty small in H9's cabin.
Looks very spacious, my father would love it. Thinking to buy one for my father's birthday
I love it!!!! I'm driving Haval H9 it's just awesome!
@dee xirox yes and heated steering wheel as well
Glad they haven't succumbed to the fad of 19-20" wheels. A low profile tyre is the last thing you want offroad or if you want a quiet ride onroad.
It's never going to carve corners as she said, but as a family bus that can go a bit offroad, it looks to be sensible. Are they reliable? How is the resale value?
Can you please review the new H6
its about 25000 usd in china. whats the price in Australia?
Top model is aud43000, about usd29000
Top model is $46,465 AUD in NSW ( Mid East Coast of Australia) which equates to approximately $32,369.82 USD.
I thought the presenter did a great job. I noticed though that she seemed to sit quite low in the vehicle, giving me the impression that the seats might not have enough height adjustment. The lack of a diesel is a non-issue to me, given that a couple of people I know are experiencing particulate filter issues with their vehicles. The 7-year warranty is excellent, ventilated seats are never to be underestimated in Australia. To me, the priorities are quietness and comfort, build quality, load space, and running costs. And if I bought one, mine would be one of the few that didn't venture off-road. ;-))
Agree with you on the front look. It kinda aggressive but have boring look to me. But with all the features it is ok. Nice review.
If you turn to 4L mode for off road, the power of torque will increase up to 2.5x. low-speed cruise and three differential lock(ELD) also available on this car 2020 mode...
I would like to see how many people Amelia can fit in this SUV.
I know it says 7 seater but it would be nice to actually see it.... just a thought.
We'll be sure to try include it in the next video.
How did it do in the crash safety tests?
Five things this vehicle needs in order for it to sell like hotcakes (fast). 1. Bigger engine, like at least 3.0L Turbo Diesel, 5L V8, or 3.6L V6 Turbo. Point 2. More room for 3rd row passengers, 3.Sat nav, 4. Apple Car Play / Google Android connectivity, 5. More colour selection, right now (July 2020) they have only four colours, black onyx , Ayers Grey, light silver and white.
I viewed one in a car yard today, very stylish in person, apart from the lack of a better infotainment unit (Sat nav and apple / android compatibility) they have as many bells and whistles anyone could ever ask for, comfortable seats in the front. I'm still going to take one for a test drive later in the week to put it through its paces, but the lack of Sat nav and modernsmart phone connectivity are enough for me not to buy it. It may as well be a Rolls Royce at the extremely low price of $1 and I would not buy it without those features. Very frustrating because gee it looks nice.
Just amazing value, we've owned a Haval H2 for a year now and we love it. Also fantastic value for buyers on a budget. The styling of the H2 is great. Not crazy about the H9 front grill either but apart from that seems a great buy for the money. Have heard many testors being impressed with off road ability.
You should have mentioned the double diff-lock which is only available in the top of top range SUV off-roaders
Was the massage that good that you forgot to open the boot, show the space, the electrically operated third row and most importantly the price?
How about just take off the Haval logo and replace it with Mazda, Honda.subaru etc.... And you will have to spend another $20,000 or more just for the fucking name ..
replace it with AUDI or Mercedes and put another 100k on top and people will pay it, this car certainly has the features to match those vehicles
It's a big SUV with a 2.0 litre turbo 4 cylinder motor. I honestly doubt it could tow anything big reliably.
A Hyundai i30 makes more power than this thing and a Toyota Prado uses less fuel.
Haval usually have good resale value in china where it’s a top seller, but this one is a rare one. A bit Pricy but very capable.
Hover H9 is too big to park conveniently, so I chose the smaller mid-size SUVH7, but he was also big
For a Chinese vehicle, this is great quality! Most Chinese cars sold in export countries usually suck in quality and lack safety features, but not down under! Chinese cars sold in Australia and New Zealand are Great Wall Motors, Haval, Foton, and Maxus (LDV). They also had Geely and Chery too. Chinese cars are a bit cheaper than Japanese cars.
Such a large size car is suitable if it is in the countryside. You can carry more items
Not sure I like the vehicle as it has more an old land cruiser look. That said, the review was good except that the video seems to lose the focus around Amelia at times and more on shots of the interior. She looks very "fuzzy" in some shots. 4:37 is a good example of how out of focus every things seems to be and it is something that I've noticed in more then a few of your releases lately.
I noticed that a lot of Aussie pronounce H as Haitch rather than aitch, can anybody explain the difference?
狂龍 just the accent lol
cause its starts with H
We were just never taught to pronounce it that way in school when learning the alphabet.
That's just the beauty of accents.
I just saw a clip from Russia-Haval H9 Diesel! no detail about the engine
Haval h9 just lunched in South Africa but of my reasoning I feel it's a bit to expensive
...but i really do like it as specially Haval H2 and h6
Would like to see more about warranty and servicing how easy these company's are to deal with
and some information about the associated cost of ownership.
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How many CC engine?
i wish we have this type of car in the philippines.. haval.. come in to philippines
Khyl Sph hi; it is true Haval is not in Philippines, that’s weird they have to be there.
Let me work on it!
I LOVE HAVAL H9 SO MUCH FRIEND
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I will agree with Tim Prosser, I own an X240, have had it 5 years, very reliable and never given me any trouble, not great acceleration but cruises and handles well.
Just one comment, what is it with Aussies and their pronunciation of the letter h, it is aych, not haych, drives me mad, especially with that accent.
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Love all aussie language, The rest of the world are wong
Wrong
Does anyone know if it has sat nav?
No, unfortunately they do not have sat nav, perhaps they are relying on everyone to use their mobile phones for Sat nav. Also for a vehicle which otherwise has a very long list of inclusions, they do not have apple play or android supported entertainment system. Sat nav and apple / android infotainment systems are the two must haves for me. I will still test drive one later this week to see just how well the engine pushes this thing. In person they look stylish and inside look very nice (better than my 2008 cx9 luxury) and driver seat very comfortable, but that great big heavy car for only a 2L engine, my fear is that it would be very slow to get moving in stop start traffic.
anyone review this after 5 years ? is it still reliable?
Great Vid! Now do one on the LDV D90
wow im sure this is expensive af. ill take my word back, this car is awesome read some comments , sure its made in china, but its reliable
Good review, but you haven't show us the third row. And I don't think I heard the star safety rating.
Agree......Reason I am looking at Haval is due to the third row....And she did not even show that or the boot????
What is the price
Ahmed Obaid $40,000 - $48,000
can adult sit at the third row?
Well actually Haval and Great Wall are famous for the diesel engine in China. I just don't know why Haval can't import the diesel engine to Australia.
Yaaaah! Amelia is back :)
Awesome 😀 😀 2019 Havel h9 review .
Have a try on BYD TANG 2 DM if possible, that one is amazing.
Wish we had these in the US.
Buy a jeep and support your own country.
I Am Jeep is such a lemon piece of crap
When a turbo diesel under the bonnet it might sell .
Chinese vehicles are always under powered and not built for towing Australian weights .
Price please
She said the price.. Watch the video again..
Why is the video out of focus in half the shots?
Well, if the manufacture can at least put a turbo charged or supercharged 3.6L V6 engine in it I might buy one, if they put a 4.0L V8 in it I'll definitely consider owning one. Still have a lot improvement to do.
Excellent review. It's clear that China cars have a very big future. One thing Amelia. could you get all the staff at your great CarTellTv to say 'AITCH' for the letter 'H'.(check any dictionary). It would save me shouting "AITCH'. :-)
letsseeif ‘Aitch’ there we said it 😜
The origin of 'H' said as 'HAITCH' stems from the' Irish convicts' and indeed any Irish person to this day. One's education in the Catholic (Roman Catholic) System ensures this occurs to this day, and I recently found one of my grandchildren saying 'HAITCH', learnt at a government school where his first teacher had been taught by priests in a 'Catholic' school. Re 'lazy Poms', one thing they disliked was the use of HAITCH, & indeed, even First Fleeters (quote Sgt Watkins Tench Sydney Town 1789), "...the London English convicts tease Irish convicts for saying 'haitch' and the Irish reciprocate by calling we English as 'pommy bastards'.......(still in use today). [given I'm largely Anglo/Irish, I've got a foot in both camps but correct English (Oxford English) is our Australian standard & therefore we/use AITCH for 'H'.] :-)
Amelia, you are drop dead gorgeous, but sadly, the Aussie "H" pronunciation detracts from everything else you say. To most English language ears, it sounds moronic (but obviously you are not). This is just a request to make your presentations more palatable to the international viewer (I'm a Kiwi, and I have Aussie relations, so I'm almost used to it, but it still grates on the ear).
@@TukaSlave I'm Aussie & 'H' is pronounced AITCH except for 'Irish' eg. Roman Catholic educated who usually say HAITCH (incorrectly). I was govt educated and say 'AITCH'. Hope that helps sort us from Oz out.
BYD tang 2 both amazing
Please Preparing a review for haval h6 2019
Really nice Chinese SUV. Just love the design.
Only in 360p? Nevertheless a good review of a rarely-seen vehicle. No matter what car makers think, folks want Android Auto/Apple Car Play.
3rd row room?
افضل سيارة بنظري أو اتمنى تصبح عندي هاذي السياره.. احلم فيها دائما
Exceptional value
What about safety? Does pass the Australian crash test?
Christine Neuenfeldt if it’s in the market it means it passed all the Australian regulations
This girl knows how to review a car
The price is good plus more people driving it on the road
Everyone saying they bought one yet never seen one on the road. Engine is way too small, brand is a non event. Not worth more than $15k
I adore this car!
It's looks pretty ok? Useless advice
Aren't you sitting a bit low in vehicle?
The Chinese Land Cruiser Prado, but cheaper. I love this SUV!
That wood grain looks nice for a Chinese car!
No Android?
i like it i have to order one before the end of 2018
Ablolutly loving it. Not for Trump though.
'H' pronounce as AITCH. Otherwise, all good.
O thank you i thought i was the only one triggered by that
Needs a diesel in OZ
May now be time to get into the tow truck business, with these things soon becoming frequent roadside furniture.
What's the NCAP star rating?
Looks like a landcruiser prado. Can you confirm me if it is indeed based on it?
Yes it is.
Great review Amelia, but please say 'AITCH' for 'H'.
I test drove this vehicle. it is unbelievable value for money, but the car only gets the grunt required to get to 100 from 0 in sports mode..the auto and eco mode are only good in 60 zones..there has to be a more powerful engine...this is not china where cars go bumper to bumper at 40 ks an hour..
Then buy something else.. LOL
@@kittyhawk9886 nissan patrol the big daddy is in.
2L small engine and nearly 10.9 L/ 100km??????
Weight maybe
Volvo XC90 with 2.0T engine too，10.9L-13L/ 100km .
zhenlin luo that's what you get for putting a underpowered engine for the size of the car.
Está buena la veterana
Nice Car
Curb weight ma'am and mileage as well..
Saw this review, drove one, no thanks.
Toyota Prado all the way
Haval H9 has been made the Russian military vehicle across its military forces
Thumps down (just in comments) for not showing 3rd row interior.
25000 سياره رافد البصرة
I am South African and we tend to really expect pretty much the same on SUVs, Diesel is a Must they really need it.
I tend to agree but diesel is destined to phase out sooner than later, petrol based large offroad SUVs on the other hand should still serve us for another good 10-15 years.
Awesome
Why do it looks like toyota prado from the front? Is it just me?
Amelia既优雅又可爱。女神
MADE IN CHINA by the Great Wall motor company what could go wrong?
where is the damn big thumb?
Really great wall big parent company? you have said shit company.
I would buy one. Why ? cos i lift someone out of poverty.
I can see what your saying but it has the same features as competitors....
As Chinese, honestly speaking, Haval SUV is really bad at design compared to other Chinese car makers, such as GAC. I think GAC GS8 and GS5 are much more elegant than this SUV. Hope they can go to Austrilia
‘Haytch “ 9
Приятный голос , жаль что ни чего не понятно )
Ну понятно,что массаж ей понравился!😀😀😀