China Compact Crossover Comparison Compendium

**carxynogen** · August 23rd, 2023 04:23 PM

Incompetence lang ata ng manager na naghandle ng Service Dept nila.
Bakit pinabayaan aabot sa ganyan unit nya?
If fuel pump issue to, they shouldn't have let the SA or Mechanic to jump into conclusion na OK na w/o clear details why he conclude so.
Yung may fuel pump issue yung Toyota and Mitsubishi, look at how they handled it properly.
Same scenario din ata sa unit nito, probably may defect din fuel pump ng Geely that needs a recall.
The manager handling the SA dept should have done his job properly para hindi aabot sa ganyan.

Look at tuloy, bad image agad sa brand.

**carxynogen** · August 23rd, 2023 04:26 PM

Also, may nabasa ako sa FB, not sure if person lang to siya. Iba kasi name ng poster nun.
Fuel pump issue din, naka stambay for 4.5mos unit nya sa CASA.
Dahil kabisado nya lugar na CASA, pinuntahan niya ang yard at dun nakita na naka bilad lang sa init at ulan unit nya.
Dami ng water marks ng exterior.
May naiwan pang milktea at potato corner sa loob ng unit.
Also, exposed then yung cover ng fuel pump.
Binaboy yung unit nya sa CASA.

**joeme** · September 4th, 2023 12:50 AM

Originally Posted by Verbl Kint

It's a very crowded market boasting lots of tech, toys, turbos, driver aids, and moonroofs, all pulled by 1.5L engines and priced between 1.1M to 1.7M.

Which one would you pick and why (list is as of July 2023)?

1. Changan CS55 Plus
2. Changan Uni-T
3. Chery Tiggo 7 Pro
4. Ford Territory
5. GAC Emkoo
6. GAC GS4
7. Geely Azkarra
8. GWM Haval H6
9. Haima S7
10. JAC S3
11. Jetour Dashing
12. Maxus D60
13. MG HS
14. MG RX5

CCP controls everything in China. example. Jack Ma...and including all China brands and the SCS...stop every centavo from funding the CCP

**joeme** · September 4th, 2023 12:55 AM

Originally Posted by hardwang

Why avoid Chinese vehicles when you hate China? I mean, Japan committed numerous atrocities to this country back then but that didn't stop Filipinos from buying Japanese cars.

Back to topic:
The original question was which Chinese car would you buy. In hindsight, dapat may option sa pinaka baba na "none".

Does that include the Germans, Mercedes, VW, etc....we live today not in the 30's and 40's
The CCP's fishing boats are right there 50 km from Palawan.

**joeme** · September 4th, 2023 01:02 AM

Originally Posted by Verbl Kint

OT as well: I am not promoting Chinese cars.

There has been a plethora of them released recently, though, particularly the crossovers, and I am altogether curious which ones would be better than the rest. Truth be told, it is in the compact and sub-compact crossover segment where the Chinese brands are making inroads in the Philippines, and I am quite curious on why that is.

Btw, China's automotive industry is now the largest in the world and it's only a matter of time before we see more of them outside asia.

If the CCP starts any hostilities, all those China brands will loose their support and spares...no one will import them anymore. Same case that happened with Russia.

**Vodka** · September 4th, 2023 01:33 PM

Originally Posted by joeme

If the CCP starts any hostilities, all those China brands will loose their support and spares...no one will import them anymore. Same case that happened with Russia.

that's why they're not going to war. bagsak negosyo. int'l trade is their bread and butter, unlike russia. other than vodka there's probably nothing in my house that came from russia

**dr. d** · September 4th, 2023 03:31 PM

when push comes to shove,
china's overseas markets will cease to exist, or so we think.
so what does china do? china will simply buy its own products for use among its people.

but what do the rest of the world currently dependent on china-sourced products, do?
san sila kukuha nang pangangailangan nila?

**viper888** · September 4th, 2023 03:41 PM

It depends on the sanctions placed against them

But that is way beyond the topic of Crossovers

**Verbl Kint** · September 4th, 2023 04:20 PM

Originally Posted by joeme

stop every centavo from funding the CCP

That will be extremely difficult to do because China is the Philippines' no.1 trading partner (overtaking Japan during Duterte's administration). A full on boycott of any product with components made in China is practically impossible.

Even the beloved Toyotas have a large percentage of components, including engines, made in China (even if these cars are assembled in SEA).

And yes, these posts are OT, as mentioned above.