Chery Cars Philippines (Iseway Motors)

[JJCarEnthusiast]

onga. my point is that kinopya parin nila ang design and im not speaking of selling it cheap

E kaya nga affordable, dahil walang malaking R&D spending -- ito ang pinakamalaking gastos sa paggawa ng sasakyan, bukod pa sa bayad sa mga endorser.

Tingnan mo ang Altis, merong Brad Pitt at Legolas, este, Orlando Bloom(er).

[basti08]

tubong lugaw yan mga yan ano

Chinese company pa. Trust me, di papalugi yan. Napaka mura ng mga yan pero I'm 100% sure na ang tubo dyan ay malaki.

*Blue Jazz

I think 5 years is so optimistic, anu na ba ngayon? 2008? Kelan ba nagstart mag tinda ang Hyundai dito 1990/1991? The company had 17-18 years in the building of a good reputation here. Chery can't just do that in 5 years. Although their products look good, I feel like something is missing. And though Hyundai, had its first good effort with Starex at age 6 (1997), it was of LEGIT joint venture with Mitsubishi to share its L400 platform with Hyundai to produce the Starex.

[mp23]

nung minsan napanood ko ung ilang crash test na ginawa sa mga chinese cars like chery cars. quite shocked with what happened. (ex. the chery qq, may air bag nga kaso ung steering wheel tumama pa rin sa dummy at umangat pa from the dashboard! the dummy had to be disassembled to be removed from the car ). napanood ko naman ung mga video from cncap (similar to euroncap but only china version) pero quite questionable pa rin ung results dahil nga syempre sa mother country nila un. nagkakaproblema din ang chinese car companies na makapasok sa U.S. and Europe dahil bumabagsak ung mga cars nila sa safety standards doon. eh paano pa kaya tayo na walang car safety institution? would we be getting unsafe cars? i'm not bashing chinese car companies. i'm just hoping that these companies would put to primary concern true car safety (and quality), which can only be fully achieved through a thorough R&D. para na rin mas tangkilikin ung mga cars nila, and their customers are getting REAL value.

there's more to a product than sheer profit.

[overboost]

About crash tests...

At least Cherry is doing some R&D about that and for sure, they've learned a lot from it. I also believe that those crash tested vehicles are not for public consumption but for internal R&D so that the final product is improved and much safer (hey, who wants to sued for damages for 100million bucks?!).

[judoman]

i won't buy any of those china cars. mapa-food products, clothing, electronics.. masyado profit ang iniisip ng mga yan. how can you be so sure that those line ups being sold now are the much improved versions.. i found one sa youtube sa news nila total wreck yung chery brand na car.

ilang beses na ako nabiktima ng mga made in china na yan. sana screen naman nila mga pumapasok dito sa bansa natin. ramdam mo baba ng kalidad ng buhay dito pag lagi nalang ganyan. mahirap lang kasi hindi aware mga ibang buyers. lalo na yung mga katulad ko na budget meal lang. kala nila ok na at makakabili sila ng first tsikot nila pero dedbol naman sila pag naaksidente.

[tidus1203]

^^You can't escape it everything is MADE IN CHINA. Heck even my cellphone, TV, and even my Nintendo Wii is made in China. Made in China does not mean inferior nasa gumagawa na yun....

[mp23]

About crash tests...

At least Cherry is doing some R&D about that and for sure, they've learned a lot from it. I also believe that those crash tested vehicles are not for public consumption but for internal R&D so that the final product is improved and much safer (hey, who wants to sued for damages for 100million bucks?!).

I really hope that you're right there. Some companies kasi they don't improve their products when no institution is monitoring them, or no law about it is implemented on a certain country para makatipid. . unless a company has a good reputation, it wouldn't dare sell something that would cause its downfall.


going back to the cars...

....there's only one way to find out if its really crash-safe.

joke. hehehe.

[mp23]

what differentiates a poorly chinese product from a high-quality one is strict quality control.

[JJCarEnthusiast]

i read an article from wiki that chery is n ISO/TS(i forgot the exact.)
that means its under the most strick standards. i dont know why the crash tests are like that.

(i posted this already few pages back)

[enzo18]

pag pumasa sa US/EURO standards ang Cherry siguro magkakaron ng 1% sa isip ko na bumili nito.