Great Wall Cars Philippines

[Newcomer123]

hi Sir EMD!

balita ko nag-mall tour na kayo sa SM Marikina. May susunod ba malapit sa Ortigas/makati area?

[Newcomer123]

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[Jeady]

bakit ganun? medyo matagal na yung gw sa pinas pero hanggang ngayon wala pa akong naririnig or nababasang feedback from a credible motoring press member. wala bang gusto mag-test or ayaw niyo ipa-test-drive?

[Gen. Miting]

masyado ata mataas ang bakod nila para makita yun display

[eggman]

bakit ganun? medyo matagal na yung gw sa pinas pero hanggang ngayon wala pa akong naririnig or nababasang feedback from a credible motoring press member. wala bang gusto mag-test or ayaw niyo ipa-test-drive?

Na feature na ang Great Wall cars sa March 2010 issue ng Top Gear Philippines at na feature nayan sa ibang newspapers.

[Newcomer123]

Na feature na ang Great Wall cars sa March 2010 issue ng Top Gear Philippines at na feature nayan sa ibang newspapers.

anung verdict nila?

[renzo_d10]

Parang mas madami pa yata Foton kaysa sa GW considering na ganda pa naman ng style ng GW.

GW, habol naman kayo. :sad: Marami na din akong nakikitang Haima dito.

1 GW pa nakikita ko. Yung Pick-up.

[daimengrui]

Mr Francisco. Have you heard of the China Car Company Named BYD? I heard they are making waves in the Electric Car segment. Even Nissan country president for China paid them a visit.

And recently Warren Buffet has been investing in this car company.

http://money.cnn.com/2009/04/13/tech...ctric.fortune/

http://www.byd.com/showroom.php?car=f6&index=3


StateMotors should be focusing their energies in bringing these cars to our market.

Electric cars are easier to build, are environmentally friendly and use less mechanical moving parts than their fuel drinking counterparts.

BTW I find the Hover appealing except for the price tag. If it could be * an 800k price tag and 7 seater, you have a potential smash hit.

[niky]

Electric cars are easier to build,

Depending on how cheap or how modern you want to make them...

are environmentally friendly

Depends...

and use less mechanical moving parts than their fuel drinking counterparts.

Less, but more expensive... much more expensive... which is why Chinese-based electrics that US companies are trying to push cost $30-$40k... 100-200% as expensive as their gasoline counterparts.

[rockiee_s]

hi guys.

just want to share with you my experiences with great wall vehicles.

i have been an ofw for the last ten years and had been assigned in beijing, tianjin and xiamen and now in macau and hong kong.

some of my staff in beijing and tianjin own great wall cars. nakasakay ako sa mga iyon at definitely they offer a good ride. i even asked them how the cars were and they all agree that with the price they paid (sobrang mura compared to the imported cars na sikat rin dun tulad ng buick at volks), good buy na.

kaya nga when i stumbled into the website of statemotors (di ko alam kung pano while i was looking for a vehicle to buy), i learned na dumating na pala sa pilipinas.

that was why when i had my vacation in manila last holy week, i made sure i visit one of their showrooms (north edsa).

totoo nga, ito din yung mga kotse na nakita at nasakyan ko sa beijing. kaya right there and then, i bought a coolbear for my family. a/t ang gusto ko kaya, i am still waiting for my unit to arrive (confirmed arrival is on april 15).

para sa akin naging madali magdecision kasi i had quite a number of experiences with these cars. there was even a time that i drove one peri in beijing kahit wala akong license kasi nga i wanted to know how smooth a ride a chinese car can offer.

when my colleague of mine here in hongkong saw me checking on the website of GW, he asked me if i was going to buy one. i said yes and he mentioned to me that though the brand is chinese, it is a very good buy.

di ako naniniwala na magiging guinea pigs ang mga bumili at bibili ng GW cars sa pinas. subok na ito sa china.

di din ako naniniwala na bastat gawang china, madaling masira. mas maniniwala ako sa experience ng mga taong naka try na nito at hanggang ngayon ay kontento sa ginagamit nila compared sa mga taong pinapaandar lang ang haka haka nila at imagination.

ito di na to connected pero i also want to share.....i bought my first lcd tv in beijing in 2003. ang tatak SHINCO (isa sa pinaka maganda at popular chinese brand sa china). mura ito (21 inch was around 20k pesos during that time with PIP feature). hanggang ngayon yan ang gamit ng pamilya ko. sasabihin ng iba, china brand basura. 7 years na, never pa nasira. eh yung sharp tv na binili ko, ilang taon lang una pang nasira.

i will be posting my coolbear pics when it arrives and will be sharing with you my personal experiences also.