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July 24th, 2007 06:41 AM #471
La pa bang review sa mga kotse nito? Though kahit maganda pa maging review nito ayaw ko pa ring bumili, la kasi silang ginawa kundi komopya sa pinahirapan ng iba pati ba naman design ng kotse pinirata na.
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July 24th, 2007 07:17 AM #472
when did everyone start? di ba sa kopya? God made light... There was light. Man made the lamp for us to see in the night... And there was light. Everything revolves around with a copy.
A kid wont draw his own drawings without the aid of something solid... Kopya pa yan ang mga chinese... Sooner or later, they will change the design... Parang CD-R King, may parang iPod na imitation, after that, meron na silang sariling designs na Mp3 player.
Well, you are free to correct me if im wrong...iam3739.com
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July 24th, 2007 08:42 AM #473
My advice to those interested in buying is to wait at least a year before purchasing.
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July 24th, 2007 09:07 AM #474
Yes boss drey you are wrong what they did is a blatant copying of other car manufacturers design. Other car manufacturers put a considerable investment in those designs and they cut cost by copying them.
Imagine this I droll everytime I see gen III.V Paj on the road then all of the sudden a lookalike pass by... Deym my dream SUV got pirated!
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July 24th, 2007 09:26 AM #475
I remember the time the government imported buses from China. Halos lahat ata ng bus companies na kumuha, nagmumura nun kasi none of those buses are reportedly plying MM streets nowadays. Sirain daw, unlike the Jap and locally assembled buses
Hopefully, medyo umangat na ang QA ng China from that time.
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July 24th, 2007 10:01 AM #476
Marama nang King Long and Golden Dragon buses ngayon plying the provincial routes. These buses are ubiquitous in China and I think the quality is quite good.
However -- they have Mitsubishi licensed engine designs.
Some of the Chinese know to respect intellectual property. And, interestingly enough, their products aren't that cheap! but at least they have better quality.
I don't think with this build quality Chery will have much traction. 300K for a car is still 300K. Hindi pang low-income yan, middle-income families na yan. And with such amazing misfeatures as doors that don't shut on the first try...
As for those who argue about scooters.. yes this is the equivalent of the China scooter, applied to cars. But China scooters are cheap. This is 300K. Heck if I had 300K I'd buy an E36 BMW! or apply it as a 50% downpayment on a Honda City.
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July 24th, 2007 10:18 AM #477
hmmm. my curiosity heightens. I think I should visit the showroom and see for myself the cars that creates all these opinions.
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July 25th, 2007 11:39 PM #479this is OT but i'd just like to point out:
re:E36 BMW, i wonder how much maintenance will cost, not to mention gas consumption, and insurance and registration costs. i wonder how the cost for a BMW tune up compares with a chery.
re: 50% d/p on honda city, you'd still have to pay for monthly amortization. with the chery, that's cash. besides, i honestly think that chery's target market will not pay for the car in cash (as in 300K). they'd probably pay for d/p (60K?) and then amortize the rest. they might even loan the money for the d/p and then amortize the rest. that's a lot of loans yes, but heck they now have got a brand new car to show for.
incidentally, my friend imports scooters from china directly. yes, they are cheap. but guess what? the build quality is really really good.Last edited by smooth; July 25th, 2007 at 11:44 PM.
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July 26th, 2007 04:10 AM #480
they better start selling na.
sa ortigas center lang, ang dami sobra ng Suzuki alto, sa metrowalk parking, sa galleria parking, sa parkplus
looks like may malaking market mga ganito priced cars
No, but it was what sounded closest to Bill, bill. Ha ha ha!
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