its a great package, and a strong contender in the segment!!

noted will do

I've posted the video without the music on the Snapchangemedia facebook page: facebook.com/share/v/19dbpYCvau/

same story with the GAC Emzoom 😅 by the way.

It’s the best Chinese car I’ve driven…and I’m not just saying that 😬

@ I can tell 😂🔥

After three or four reviews including yours, I agree with that statement 😂😂

@@LakheKamvalakhe yeah, I'm waiting patiently to test this car

187bhp....140kW

thanks

Thats because no one would buy one in the US. The ecar failure is common knowledge and tens of thousands of them sit unsold. Almost half of all people in the US regret buying one and would like to trade in on an ICE car. But ecars have no trade in value and the dealerships dont want to get stuck with them.

How are other Chinese brands being received in the USA? Besides EV’s

South Africa

yes you are correct, we overlooked the X3 30d. Thank you

100% 👌

@@SnapChangeMediaCarReviews No it certainly is not if you value your safety.

@@itum3707 so toyota starlet cross is much better ?

@@hearmeout9424 The Toyota Starlet Cross and Suzuki Fronx are both built on platforms that are derived from Suzuki’s models. The Starlet Cross is essentially a rebadged version of the Suzuki Baleno, while the Fronx is a crossover-styled vehicle also built by Suzuki. Since both cars come from Suzuki’s lineup, they likely share a lot of structural similarities. Differences in Safety Features: Though these cars share a platform, safety can differ depending on the equipment offered in each region or model variant: Toyota Starlet Cross: Typically comes with dual airbags, ABS, EBD, and rear parking sensors in most regions. In some markets, higher variants may offer more advanced features, such as additional airbags, ESC, and hill assist. Suzuki Fronx: As a slightly newer crossover, it might have a more modern safety suite in certain variants, such as ESC, six airbags, reverse parking sensors, and possibly autonomous safety features like adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist, depending on the market. Safety-wise, neither the Toyota Starlet Cross nor the Suzuki Fronx has a clear advantage without region-specific safety ratings and equipment comparisons. If you’re choosing between the two, focus on the specific safety features available in your region and variant level. In markets where the Fronx is equipped with more advanced safety systems, it may offer better protection, but in many regions, the two cars will likely be quite similar in terms of safety. If you're looking for a mid-sized SUV in South Africa, similarly priced to the Suzuki Fronx or Toyota Starlet Cross, with a strong NCAP safety rating, here are some great options to consider:Kia Sonet and Hyundai Venue but please do your own extensive research before parting with your hard earned money.

Me too just love the silhouette 🤩

thank you

it does grow on you and doesn't look too "Chinese" the price is very good

it is very well put together

Thank you

Yup it comes in a very nice blue

i am happy the review helped

Did you finally get it?

Thanks for the review. I take it there’s no power steering? 😊

@@Tars_1981 yeah no power steering