Chery Cars Philippines (Iseway Motors)

**tidus1203** · June 9th, 2008 07:22 AM

Originally Posted by Syuryuken

nkakatawa naman tong post mo

research ka muna kung sino yung mga bumili ng chery bago ka mag comment

Bakit? Tama naman sinabi ko mga bumubili nito obviously have budget constraints. If I have a mil to spend on a car why would I settle for a car that has no reputation whatsoever and in the crash tests the impact even went through the passenger zone. No thanks!

**pitbullz** · June 9th, 2008 07:56 AM

budget constraints...pero hindi kapos sa pera. pag kapos sa pera kariton lang kaya nila o hindi pa

**uncle d** · June 9th, 2008 02:50 PM

sir tidus,

i think what offended some people including me was your term " ang bibili lang yun mga taong kapos sa pera"
sir, i have 4 vehicles a 95 honda civic, a toyota lucida, a 2006 starex and yes china made chery tiggo. i dont think kapos ako sa pera by buying the tiggo. I can very well afford the new rav 4 or the new crv but when i test drove the tiggo i got impressed by its cheap price, cheap parts and the features it has. Now, does that make me kapos sa pera?

peace bro

uncle d

**qman** · June 10th, 2008 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by tidus1203

Bakit? Tama naman sinabi ko mga bumubili nito obviously have budget constraints. If I have a mil to spend on a car why would I settle for a car that has no reputation whatsoever and in the crash tests the impact even went through the passenger zone. No thanks!

nyahaha yon naman pala kapos sa pera means budget constraint GOOD for you.

Yes syuryuken, AC ON all the time.

I haven't got my plates yet almost a month na ang unit sa akin anyways it will not be used for a month kaya oks lang hopefully by the time I come back home andyan na ang LTO plate ko.

Mine is Nasdaq silver.

**tidus1203** · June 10th, 2008 01:41 PM

Ok if I did hurt some people with what I said then accept my apology. However, I still stand on my believe that people who buy this has budget constraints and anyone who has more should get something else which has already has a history of reliability, tested by time... You should see how the QQ fared in the crash tests and you will know why I say this... But as I have said in other threads, I will let the others buy it and maybe 10 years from now I might get one if it proves itself but for now I don't want to be the guinea pig.

**danieltigyawat** · June 10th, 2008 02:21 PM

hello car experts..
our family is interested in buying a cherry qq.. we first opted for that suzuki mini car, but i think the interest rates are high.

we only got a chance to know more about the chery qq thru this website and i am glad that we have known about this.

questions:
1.we only have 80 thousand cash on hand, for d/p , and I heard that cherry qq have a 0% interset rate, (now guys please enlighten us about this) is it true? cause by that we can afford to buy a qq..

2. we reside in calamba Laguna, where is the nearest showroom from here? we would like to see and feel the real qq, based on the pics kasi ok naman..

thanks guys Godbless!

**niky** · June 10th, 2008 04:04 PM

I don't know if there's one in Santa Rosa, pero meron na yata in Alabang.

The 0% might just be for one year.

You can always go through bank financing, as it's always cheaper than going through dealership financing.

Good luck!

**elemental** · June 11th, 2008 09:41 AM

*qman sa city driving what's your average FC? based sa highway driving mo na 20-22 km/l means that its really a good gas miser sa taas ng gasolina ngayon

**benny** · June 13th, 2008 09:34 AM

Originally Posted by tidus1203

Ok if I did hurt some people with what I said then accept my apology. However, I still stand on my believe that people who buy this has budget constraints and anyone who has more should get something else which has already has a history of reliability, tested by time... You should see how the QQ fared in the crash tests and you will know why I say this... But as I have said in other threads, I will let the others buy it and maybe 10 years from now I might get one if it proves itself but for now I don't want to be the guinea pig.

I for one don't have any budget constraints. Call it an awakening of sorts. An Exp or a Suburban is not a politically correct choice (even if our politicians still insist on riding them). I want one that is the opposite, at least in terms of fuel consumption. The less adverse effect on the environment, the better IMHO.

Safety is an issue, yes. But there are a lot of more expensive sedans out there that don't even have airbags! Heck, I ride a bike and have toured the Philippines on it! I'm willilng to take a chance, not because of budget constraints, or the 5-year/150k km warranty, but because I want a car that is more earth-friendly.