Chery Cars Philippines (Iseway Motors)

[BlueBimmer]

hanep presyo ng QQ, manumatic pa! potek talaga pang 168 mall mga to ah! :lol:

yung smile ng QQ tinatawanan mga naysayers ng chery, 'tawa tawa kayo dyan tingnan natin pag kumalat ako sa kalsada nyo dito' :lol:

[drey]

pwede ba test drive sir?

[ekimonk]

how long is the warranty?

[oldblue]

with all due respect to you sir, but IMO, your comment is unfair to chevy vehicles.. pano naman yung mga bumibyahe (like me) from the provinces to manila using the so-called flat nose vans... L300 series, urvans, hiaces, vanettes, lite ace, mazda bongo, E200 etc.. why not subject these vehicles to the same 60kph-crash-test and see what happens. would you still say the same thing to us flat-nose vans owners? drive more slowly na lang and as much as possible use in the city pa rin and no provincial trips?

ewan ko. it's only an advice. i'm not ordering you or anything. hope things are clear

[monmendoza]

just got the price list:

0.8 QQ3 MT * 339k
0.8 QQ3 AMT (Manumatic) 389k
1.1 QQ6 MT *369k
1.6 Cowin (LPG/GAS) * 479k
1.6 Tiggo MT * 728k
2.0 V5 MT * 858k
1.6 A5 MT * 589k
2.0 Eastar * 830k

yung loob ng V5 maganda.

The price of the QQ3 MT(339K) is very near the Alto at 359K. I think for those buying a cheap car should consider the Alto. Even if the Alto has less features, It is a wonderful car with city mileage hitting 17Km/liter+ and a very strong aircon. I am almost sure too that the Alto will be more reliable in the long run. I have an Alto now and I use to own a Suzuki Fronte (old name of the Alto) which gave me trouble free driving for 8 years before I gave it to somebody. Suzuki also has a wide dealership network of I think 20(?) dealers nationwide compared to the Chery. It is also one of the highest produced car in the world with more than 10million units produced so more or less it is tried and tested. BTW I am not againts the entry of Chinese cars but I think they should have lowered their entry point a bit to pressure japanese and korean car manufacturers to at least not increase their prices. If chinese motorcycles can be used as a gauge for the future performance of Chinese cars, the biggest complaint of owners of chinese motorcycles is the long term reliability. Porma- okay, Performance - okay naman, kaya lang madaling masira , although parts mura naman. Madalas ka nga lang magpaparepair.

[oldblue]

puwede pa ata tawaran yun chery pag wala OR hahaha

[monmendoza]

puwede pa ata tawaran yun chery pag wala OR hahaha

Oldblue: You made me laughed. hehehehe

[aargh]

pareho lang naman ang kaha ng japanese subcompact cars with other cars e..


kung lata ng beer yan e di tuwing nalulubak yan e di na de deform, ..heheeh..


sobrang exaggeration na yun..


actually a japanese subcompact cars like the vios ganyan din naman..kase its designed to actually deform on impact.. safety feature yan nung kotse para absorb yung force of impact..

Yes, they are called crumple zones. The front end will easily fold up pero the cabin should be intact. Kaso eto yata buong katawan ay crumple zone. Pati cabin wasak e, at 64kph lang. The only similarity this has with Japanese compact cars is the looks, nothing more. Which is why it is very deceiving. At very low prices, all they have going for them is their looks. Im quite certain the quality of the steel and other materials they use here are different from Jap cars. Otherwise they cannot be sold at rock bottom prices.

[aargh]

yung iba kase dito di ata nakasakay sa tricycle..

well ako nakakasakay ako sa tricycle na mababa na kailangan mo yumuko kase mauuntog ka sa bubong.. tapos halos sayad na sa kalsada yung ilalim.. na pag may nadaanan na bato e siguradong lulusot yung bato sa loob..

nakasakay na din ako sa tricycle na dumadaan sa main road na dinadaanan ng mga bus at jeep..


di kase ito para sa mga tao na can afford bumili ng BMW or Volvo para safe..

well for those who drive a BMW or Volvo ang sasabihin din nila sa mga nakasakay sa corolla or lancer e "naku di safe yan, I won't trust my life or my families' life for that car, kita mo yung crash test nyan"

lahat ng bagay may risk.. pwede naman na nakasakay ka ng BMW or Volvo pero 16 wheeler truck naman nakabangga mo.. e di paktay ka din..


pinakasafe..sa bahay ka na lang at wag ka na sumakay sa sasakyan.. .. ay pero teka.. nakapanood ako sa TV.. yung mga residents sa San Bernardino California near the railroad, biglang nadiskaril yung tren so winalis yung mga bahay nila.. naku wala na palang safe na lugar ngayon.. sa kweba na lang ako... hehehe..

remember the animation movie Chicken Little? 'THE SKY IS FALLING'!' ganun yung iba dito..

Ang tricycle ba ay umaabot ng 100kph? Nakakadaan ba tricycle sa expressway? The likelihood of a tricycle crashing at the speed of 64kph is so much less compared to a car. We're not trying to dissuade you from buying. All we're saying is that kaya ganyan kamura ito is siguradong sub-par quality to. Walang pinipili aksidente. Mas malaki chances mo na mamatay sa kotseng ito kung mabangga ka ng 16-wheeler. Oh well, its your life.

[aargh]

with all due respect to you sir, but IMO, your comment is unfair to chevy vehicles.. pano naman yung mga bumibyahe (like me) from the provinces to manila using the so-called flat nose vans... L300 series, urvans, hiaces, vanettes, lite ace, mazda bongo, E200 etc.. why not subject these vehicles to the same 60kph-crash-test and see what happens. would you still say the same thing to us flat-nose vans owners? drive more slowly na lang and as much as possible use in the city pa rin and no provincial trips?

Just make sure na for private use only. If you intend to use this para pampasada, make sure na properly insured and hindi colorum. Mahirap yung mandadamay ka pa ng buhay ng ibang tao kung ilegal. Yung mga buong pamilya na sumasakay sa motor? Bawal naman talaga yun e. Matigas lang talaga ulo ng pinoy. Sa kagustuhang makatipid, pati buhay tinataya.