Are CHINESE CARS RELIABLE? - A Changan CS35 Plus Tells ALL!!

[@AllanCampo]

I remember when Kia was launched in the country. Everybody made fun of the Kia Pride which surprisingly became very popular. Decades later, Kia is still here. Only time will tell talaga. A big concern here is, will we have spare parts after 5 years? 🤔

[@bryanaristeo9006]

They have better cars than before.

[@Ivan-bg1jp]

As long as Changan is here to stay, you'll get your spare parts.

[@ronaldchua3197]

Changan brand is oldest auto manufacturer in China for many decade.

[@jsbonline]

Changan's V5 answers that.

[@geebee636]

Nung bago ang Kia sigurado ganun din ang tanong ng katamihan

[@richardcapricho5233]

Parang ako lang yan nung nag-aapply sa trabaho, kailangan nila may experience na. Paano ako mag kakaexperience kung walang gustong mangahas na maa-invest sakin na tumanggap ng trabaho. Same, how can we know their reliability and durability if no one is brave enough to take the risk of owning one. It will also depend on how well an employee will be train and nurture to develop, same with a car dpende na sa pag maintain at alaga ng may-ari. In my honest opinion, buy a car that we love and not the car that other tell us to buy. Because as we say, the best car is the one we love. RIDE SAFE and KEEP SAFE everyone!

[@jaycabs6740]

Ughhh salute sa sinabi "buy the car that you love and not the car that others tell us to buy"

[@videobeast4871]

Correct ka jan... Everything has to start somewhere. Changan is part owner of Ford, Hyundai btw..and has pioneered car making in China... Geely killer tawag nila dito

[@allanbedrero2812]

Because of Reygans review and soojoo cars,I got a new CHANGAN CS 35 plus hehehe,after all the comparos videos that I'vewatched,these guys reviews help me a lot to decide.

[@wowfantasticabby]

Hows your cs35 now?

[@jameschu4029]

Hi, how's you CS35 now? Thanks

[@Hammama]

How's it now?

[@altairjohnlualhati3737]

kamusta na po cs35 nyo?

[@josephcarecabaltera9248]

If it has affordable spare parts, as it is fit for pinoys, than it is reliable kahit Chinese cars, Japan, Korea or other side of the world pa yan. Affordable spare parts equate sustainability and reliability.

[@jsbonline]

As of this time we rely on their Vital 5 offerings but all original and casa sevices only. At least parts are available based on Vital 5.

[@RogelioGuanlao]

Regarding the maintenance most Filipinos will always want to do maintenance outside the dealership even the vehicle is still under warranty, therefore the overall realibility of the car will then be compromised and the end result they will say that the vehicle is not reliable and the parts are not available in regular auto supplies

[@jeffmaas9308]

I'm not complaining and thinks its a great video. 1) Will they still be making parts in 5 years? 2) Will the plastic electrical connectors last 5 years? 3) Will rubber seals last 5 years? 4) Will they retain value? If you bought a Chery QQ years ago instead of the Mirage you made a mistake. Parts for the Chery are impossible to get, there are countless issues related to the cooling system and rubber seals and electrical issues abound due to electrical connections failing due to low quality plastics. Running a car through 5 years of milage in a short period of time is very different than having a car live 5 years. Will Changan still be in the Philippines in 5 years? will they still support owners with parts in 5 years? Will their service centers still do repairs on the car in 5 years? I test drove a Geely Coolray this week with 20,000km on it. Car ran great but the sunroof no longer worked. This is a dealership test vehicle, they literally pay nothing to repair the car, they would be the first to be able to get parts to fix the car so the question is why wouldn't they have already fixed the car. Will I be able to go to a local mechanic with a Changan and have them get parts to fix the car or am I forced to hope on their service center? What is the dealership network if the car breaks down out of town? If you buy a Toyota or a Ford you can get them fixed anywhere and they have parts supply chains that are 15+ years long. What will be the weight time to get a part on a Changan? The country of origin might not be the factor but dealership support absolutely is. 100,000km in 2 months is not the same as 100,000km over 5 years most manufacturers due simulated miles well beyond 100,000km and rarely do these vehicles ever show any failures.

[@nashd.2248]

I think it's totally fine to own a China-made(brand) cars. Especially Geely. They makes a lot of sales in countries like Russia and the Middle east... We are not living in the '80s and 90's that we need a car that will last for 20 years since our technology is rapidly changing from time to time. So I think if you have had these cars for at least 10 years you will need to change them because there's new technology available. Yes, all things are now becoming disposable. So at least you have tried or experience those technologies at a lesser price.

[@boxone578]

I agree💯

[@ShaferHart]

you are tragically wrong: we do need cars that last 20 years and *more* because MOST people expect to recoup some of its value when they either sell it or trade it in. The consumerist mentality you expose here is why people don't trust CH made stuff. You guys think everything should be disposable. You will never have a CH Toyota.

[@emilysona]

Great video, but Wolud be good to see a reliability video with more technical aspects. Like comparing engine compression with a new engine. Also share with us the full service record of this 100K plus vehicle. And other technical aspects. Also share with us pricing for parts that are common to replace, like suspension parts, belts, etc.. And prices for body parts that can damage in small collisions, like front and rear ligts, fenders etc...

[@josepheugenio4529]

I have watched many reviews and comparisons between geely coolray and changan cs35, makes me decide what crossover car to buy with these 2 cars remaining on my sort list, i and prefer Changan CS35, with my one week of using CS35 wow! i am so amazed with this car, no regrets at all and i am very very satisfied.

[@kinematthewdelacruz9525]

@@josepheugenio4529 how is the car performing now sir? Thank you

[@jsbonline]

Before when we say made in china it's a lot of plastics. Now it's the other way around, most Japan and Korean brands esp. entry level cars are mostly plastics inside but with stitching. :) :)

[@arthurgadz646]

I agree, its the Japanese and Koreans are putting cheap materials inside thier cars😅..

[@deancafe4739]

My dads' 45yr old toyota tamaraws' mileage is enough to go to the moon, circle it twice then go back to earth and back to the moon, and it's still purring along just fine, with chinese made and some japanese spare parts.

[@ReygansRides]

Really comes down to proper maintenance. 👍

[@Elarci09]

Wow that must be 800,000+km!

[@markjavier5536]

Impressive talaga ang Toyota Tamaraw :) Hope the modern day Toyotas will still be the same :)

[@arthurgadz646]

Couldnt agree more... Hope Changan succeeds and brings the Uni-K here in the Phils..Such an amazing car..

[@jonmanilenio]

this was my 1st choice but my wife wanted the coolray. not enough dealerships for the changan though, so i think the coolray is the better choice overall.

[@jsbonline]

Changan dealerships has a lot more than Geely coz where there is hyundai, there is changan through HARI.

[@markjavier5536]

@@jsbonline Yes, they have the same dealership company :)

[@_rtx_]

Well if u live in a populated place the dct in coolray gonna be a problem for u compared to cs35 conventional auto trans btw how's the car holding?

[@jsbonline]

@@_rtx_ LIke the coolray, CS35 plus is also a wet DCT but 4 cylinder.

[@_rtx_]

@@jsbonline well wiki doesn't says it has maybe

[@dhonydhin4980]

As a new player in the car market China still establishing it's good reputation, but it's a great mistake to price China cars in PH leveled with the price of prominent brand in the market. Example Maxus T60 4x2 same price or slightly difference with Ford XLS, I would rather go for Ford XLS

[@LelandVelasco]

Still I wont gamble ✌I would prefer the tried and tested brands. But Chinese brand are getting more popular which is a good thing for competition.

[@markjavier5536]

Sir Reygan, this video, together with that of Sir Joo (of SoJooCars), convinced me to re-consider the CS35 as a very viable crossover option. The demonstrated durability is simply amazing. Great presentation and information from you as always. More power and subscribers :)

[@ReygansRides]

Yes, absolutely! Thanks!

[@ronch550]

Back in 2007 I never thought I'd like Chinese brands. Now some of my favorite brands are Chinese, Like Xiaomi, GAC, GWM, Skyworth, Hisense, etc.

[@jedielder7970]

For me, mostly owning Japanese cars, and some American cars, 100000K is actually not a lot (only about 62k miles). I have almost 300000k on my 2001 RAV4... I wonder if those Chinese cars will do as well? However, I did go to a Chagang showroom recently and they look and feel like solid, good cars. Like other comments, Hyundai used to be not so good, but look at them now. I also see a lot of Geely's driving around (another Chinese brand). I'm guessing the Chinese cars are pretty good, but will only get better in the coming years. No disrespect, but I would probably rather own a Chinese car, like this one, instead of a French car (nothing but problems with French cars, even to this day).

[@michaelvella8511]

Loved this video😄

[@dreivceliz1570]

I bought geely coolray when it first launched. It still looks brand new at walang issue after 3 yrs depende talaga yan sa pag maintain. Kahit Japanese brand na car pa yan kung hindi mu iniingatan wala din.

[@nedtv1993]

Very good and honest review.

[@rjfitnesstv4713]

That was a very interesting and entertaining video bro. I really enjoyed it. Keep it up 👍

[@ReygansRides]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@MrRGM10]

Trust me This is a great car brand very durable heard good things in hometown top notch budget cars along with geely gac chery they know what theyre doing. It would be funny if filipinos miss this car and bought other brands like ZS. Only small cons is Halogen lights which can be easily change. Filipinos needs to be smarter.

[@richarddelossantos9178]

Nice video sir Reygan. Kudos!

[@ReygansRides]

Thank you!

[@victorpusta3739]

Sir sa body parts po hindi pa yan mag wear and tear at 1 to 2 years even tumakbo na yan ng 100k km. ang ma tetest dyan at 100k km is the engine and the underchassis parts. Good to know na ok pa sya at that mileage na pinabilis, meaning may laban ang chinese cars sa durability and reliability kahit paano.

[@mh1137]

Currently reviewing car options in Dubai... And I ended up considering Chinese cars which I never heard of before. Your review helps a lot so thanks a lot for that. Wondering if I'll go for this CS35 or the MG ZST. I love the design and interior of the Jetour Dashing but it's New car and brand here and no Historic at all...

[@christophercudiamat5695]

May kaibigan ako sa dubai at arround 10 years na sya doon.sabe nya simula palang pag dating nya may mga changan cars na dun and ngaun 2022 mas dumadami pa at popular na ngaun..so i think its safe to say na reliable naman.plus changan has a partnership with mazda, most pikely sila din gumagawa mga makina nito

[@tpscene]

Other materials you mentioned like the leather, steering wheel, etc. wear over time, not through heavy use over a couple of months. That being said, great points here Reygan.

[@SZ-57]

Drive a car like its meant to be driven and keep up with maintenance you will see 300,000 miles and more its all about how you take care of your car currently looking for a changan cs85 or the geely tugella two choices that i know will not disappoint me

[@dodong080406]

Maybe the tires are replaced too... 50kms run are enough life span to buy a new tire.. based on my experience..

[@jsbonline]

You mean 50K km, right?

[@dodong080406]

@@jsbonline yeah 50k km... thanks man

[@jsbonline]

@@dodong080406 I don't know if GT tires will last that long. But some brands won't even make it to 5OK. But I think tires are secondary concerns in my opinion in the overall build quality of any car.

[@noobgamershub]

note: Correction 3 free towing lang pala d 3 years update: fuel pump issue sana mag recall or fix na ni changan ang problem sa cs35 fuel pump, meron as new as 2 weeks old, 2k odo, sira fuel pump di naman daw sinasagad maubos Gas, sana ayusin ng changan ang fuel pump at i replace na lahat at common issue na sya diba sir dapat lubog na upuan nyan sa 100k plus odo. saka yung mga pedals dapat burado na if true ang odo, baka set lang through scanner, Im considering din ang cs35 plus, kaya nag join ako sa group, and found out 1 year more or less nag ka problem sila sa fuel pump. The good thing is repair naman ng changan/hyundai branch and no payment, may 3 year tow assist and according to user wala namn silang binayadan. Main concern lang is, pano kung malayo kayo sa bahay eh 7 days repair more or less d mag cocommute ka. given na 1 year - 2 years palang bumigay na fuel pump. Don't get me wrong guys, not againts chinese brand since consider ko nga mga chinese brand since affortable and very competitive lalu na sa tech offer. and im aware na kahit nissan nagka issue din sa ac compressor nila na fix na din, will changan recall din mga units para ma fix? like certain model/year ng mux na may problem sa steering. Just asking

[@markjavier5536]

Sir Reygan, the CS35 has very impressive durability! Hope the model being sold in the Phils. will be subjected to an updated ASEAN NCAP. For comparison, hope the Geely Coolray, which received a 5-star safety rating (as the Proton X50), will be subjected in turn to a similar durability test :) Geely and Changan are among the top brands in China in terms of sales.

[@rodaz18]

Lookup any most reliable/top car manufacturers in the world and you won't even see these Chinese brands make it to the top 15. I wonder why?

[@m.afajar854]

Because of tofu project You see whatevrr brand of car you might want to have 1 thing need to be clear Most of car were not build in either EU or NA or even Japan But core component most likely is thats why reliability issue of famous car brand usually come not from manufacturing but from assembly But china ambigous law and corruption culture made people question even the core component of the car if its made in china Sure model car like the one made for sample were good but what about mass produced car ? Do they have the same quality check? So buying chinese product is like buying lotery if you buy the good one then its okay but if you buy the bad one well ..... While korean culture might be prone to coruption too but their company were mostly privatly traded company nowdays this give them some preasure to keep quality or at least thats the theory whilr chinese company were state owned they wont feel the burn on any scandal afterall the tax money will save them

[@couragemanhelmet8894]

Pag tumitingin k rn ng sasakyan, iconsider ko mga mekaniko karamhan toyota ang gamit nila. Mga ford at american cars mejo umaayaw dhl marami mga turbo at tech features kaya try iconsidr din ito kung balak bumili ng chinese car, isapa kokonte palang mga branch nila kaya stopover sa mga shops at talyer.

[@randylu7226]

Another first, correct me if I'm wrong from the Maestro himself. And to tell you all frankly, these Chinese cars are in my radar a few years from now, thanks to guys like Reygan who keeps giving us, as always outstanding reviews. Wow, just goes to show, you can't really put a great guy down. Thanks Reygan, once again you nailed it. And by the way, whats with the wig and the old guy effect? I must say, you made me laugh till I cried, parang bagay ah. Hahaha, just kidding.

[@ReygansRides]

Hi Randy, Glad you like it! I love creating a touch of comedy in the reviews, including coming back from the future as an old guy to talk about long term reliability of Chinese cars.

[@LibertyLover5103]

I am thinking the Chinese Brands sold in the EU, Russia, or South America might give a much clearer answer on reliability. ( ie: Greely, Chery, Maxxus)

[@SoJooCars]

1st

[@LibertyLover5103]

I bought a Chinese made car. I learned from experience that #1 critical parts are crap. I thought buying a vehicle that as a company was 51% owned by Daimler-Benz would have been built with quality parts. Now with only 18,500 km on the odometer the Computer console was blown at 6,000 km and the vehicle is already on its 3rd clutch & clutch plate. Electronic connections are always coming disconnected. The other issue is part availability on common parts such as fuel filters, spark plugs, air filters ( common Issue in the Philippines " out of stock " or on back order with no expectations on availability.) Never again !

[@Ivan-bg1jp]

What brand?

[@ronaldchua3197]

Ten years ago, Cherry QQ

[@LibertyLover5103]

@@ronaldchua3197 That was Chery 10 years ago. In 2019 to present it is BAIC / Changhe.

[@LibertyLover5103]

@@Ivan-bg1jp it is a 2019 BAIC M50 S. Made by Changhe

[@LibertyLover5103]

@SureShot A 2019 BAIC M50 S made by subsidiary CHANGHE..Deluxe 7 seater with leather seats.

[@birchtreez440]

Call me closed minded, old-fashioned, prejudiced consumer, BUT NO NO NO chinese cars for me.

[@rodaz18]

The Chinese mentality has always been to prioritize quantity over quality because they believe it's the best way to deal with their overpopulation. Lookup any Chinese car brand and you'll see their units will always try to have more features than Japanese/Korean brands and at the same price point too. The compromise? QUALITY.

[@couragemanhelmet8894]

Nagkaroon n ako dati kung familiar kayo sa motor company JIANSHE icon na scooter. Brandnew namin binili 27.500 Weekly nasa talyer kami ni tatay sirain ung rayos ng kaden parang bike..tapos walang barurot. Madaling kawalangin sa ilalim, ung mga gulong madling lumambot kaya laging bomba sa talyer,ung baterya madaling malobat kht 1wk palang kakabili d agad umaandar wala ako peace of mind pag nagmumutor maaring maflat ako d kaya bumigay agad ang gulong. Kalaunan binenta namin after 10yrs =( sobrang half sa price 9.5k😢 sa foreigner na kano buti binili kht marami na sira. Lesson ko na buy a prestige brand. Mga phones at tablets kht china d ko panghihnayang kc mura at madaling palitan. But in car we talking a MILLIONS.

[@rodaz18]

@@couragemanhelmet8894 Tama brad, mahirap ng pumusta pg dating sa sasakyan. Di lang kasi pera yung nakataya kundi buhay mo at ng pasahero mo. Yung MG din dating Brit manufacturer ngayon Chinese-owned narin. May nabasa ako sa isang ZS owner ng kalawang daw yung ilalim na parte after 1 year. Tsk tsk

[@alfonsomartinez7919]

its brave for changan to subject this car to this mileage challenge. but a lot of missed points in this review. mileage is not the same as actual age (referring to time). so while it is commendable for the running gear and powertrain to withstand the mileage it is subjected to. But it is not the same can be said for the rest of the car, since only the test of time can tell not mileage. my 2 cents.

[@donchipapoochi3746]

Been hearing about the cs35 and we are honestly considering getting one. But we just want to know how is the aftermarket of parts availability? I hope you can reply thanks!

[@begotten59]

Galing mag-explain! Salamat Reagan!

[@hdd737notep3]

My Analogy when it comes to chinese cars are Like Phones, Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, Huawei= Geely,Changan,MG,BYD etc.They're chinese, But made Really really well, while samsungs,Iphone,etc are = Toyota, Hyundai, Honda..

[@masterhaoppy3023]

since its 2 years ago, hows your changan today sir ?

[@christiandave5964]

I beg to disagree that 100k mileage proves reliability of a car. Of course Changan’s Casa is always maintaining that since its being used as a test drive car. Still needs more time to confirm if this is true. I bet you won’t also buy this if you are a first time buyer. Anyway Im a silent viewer , cheers to more subscriber and viewers to you!

[@richardcapricho5233]

Maybe you are right, that is why Reygan emphasize on the video that, WITH REGULAR AND PROPER MAINTENANCE...😊

[@geebee636]

By your statement I could tell that you are a kind of car owner who buys a car, drives it rough, doesn't do maintenance and expects his car to be in tip-top shape. Unlike you I am willing to take risk on a new thing but a calculated one. I would look at it, inspect its quality, test ride it just like what I did with KIA before. Of course you need to follow the cars maintenance procedure to expect it to run smoothly. Ikaw na din ang nagsabi "Changan's Casa is always maintaining that since it being used as a test drive car" so dahil hindi test drive car ang kotse mo ok na na hindi i-maintain?

[@jsbonline]

@@geebee636 Correct. Kahit anong bagay any brand, if you dont follow PMS, malalaspag kaagad. Ofcourse meron din naman talaga hindi maganda ang build quality pero malaking bagay yong properly maintained. Mga musicians nga alaga nila mga gadgets nila - bassist, guitarist, drummer, etc.

[@gutadin5]

A pinoy in Dubai has a 2017 Changan car with 120,000 kms on the odometer, no parts were replaced.

[@christiandave5964]

@@geebee636 No Sir, in fact I follow my Casa’s advice and booklet which I can show to you. What Im saying here is, other brands already have proven the reliability side which takes them years just to prove it. Thats why ang sabi ko needs time before confirming its reliability and parts availability in the market.

[@rebski]

It's a GDI. What about carbon build up on the intake valves? Does the engine have the additional injector in the manifold like new Toyota engines?

[@Ericsonumali]

i have nissan b4 now i buy chery and i love it nakakakaba nung una but the more you drive it mawawala yung kaba mo diko pinag sisisihan dont get us wrong china car owner ATIN ANG WEST PHILIPPINE SEA gusto lang natin maranasan sumakay sa luxurious interior sa presyo ng entry level ng Japanese cars

[@georgeclarke1183]

is there any high mileage chinese cars on the road in Britain

[@BearingPhMotoring]

Can you ask future Reygan for the winning numbers of the lottery? Thanks man.

[@ReygansRides]

That's a good idea! Hope he swings by again one of these days.

[@jly1903]

i don’t know why haval h6 is not yet available in the philippines, one of the most reliable and great chinese car brand here in the middle east..just got one recently and it is the best bang for the buck..pinakamabenta dito sa saudi itong haval h6

[@zander8069]

Hi Jhef, How is your view of the H6 after few months of use. Looking at this car in the next few months. How is the service? Stability, electronics?

[@georgeclarke1183]

how much do the Chinese built mg cars deprecate in 4 years

[@reubenmarccerdena8054]

Lets do this

[@jrc1156]

so five years from now you gonna have a vibe like the landlady from kung fu hustle? :D

[@alanfoss8223]

Good review in general. But at times you overdramatize things. IE: one would be crazy to take a vehicle out on the road/highway with over 100K on the the odometer! In US miles that is maybe 60K. Barely broken in. Also everyone should remember "the aging" of the exterior and interior still has only been exposed to the weather, especially a lot of sunlight and heat. So with it only being a "year..plus old" it shouldn't been faded very much pr or the interior seats for instance still looking great.. the test is when it is 8..10 yrs old or more to really know how well it will hold up...rust or cracked peeling seat materials.. as well as creaks and moans...everything...with time...anf especially use will deteriorate. After all that I do think Changan makes a very nice product for the price....as you concluded for any vehicle to hold up one must "baby it" mechanically as well as physically...wash (in and out) , wax, and use proven cleaners/protective sprays to keep the interior looking GREAT many yrs on... as the old time saying..."you can't get more out of something than what you put into it" A vehicle is the most expensive investment aside from purchasing a home... so don't neglect either! Maybe you new car will last longer than you will!

[@ShaferHart]

other "long term" owner reviews have said that they experienced creaky dashboards on their Changan's after the 3 year mark or so (60k kms or so). To be fair, this happens to models from more established, albeit also shitty, manufacturers like Chevy and even some jeeps.

[@monopolarmaster4262]

100k so what happened to the tires? Or probably computer tweaked on mileage or running stationary.

[@CP-mw2iv]

Very few cars companies are 100 percent independent so a lot of components are made by more well known companies so you're not getting a 100 percent Chinese developed car. If you compare prices and features, you get a lot more with a Chinese brand car.

[@GoFigure]

100,000KM is quite different from 60 months. But still, 100K and still a good engine? I think that's something .

[@ShaferHart]

or from 100k miles

[@16190john]

100k kilometers is 62k miles and that doesn’t show how it holds up. A lot of cars look good at 60k miles and by 100k miles or 110k miles the mechanical condition and even the cosmetic condition declines by a lot

[@ericcomia9986]

Are they still open after 5 years???

[@georgeclarke1183]

is there any chinese built mgs that have survived 5 years in the uk that ain't got any body rust

[@SonicHawk90]

Thing is, you cant judge a car's reliability by just looking at the mileage, its pretty concerning to see how this car has degraded over just 1 year... This Chinese car has degraded more in 1 year than my 12 year old Hyundai... Imagine how it will look when it reaches 10 years... How many 10 year old, high mileage Chinese cars do you see on the roads?

[@tedjem]

I hope changan will outsource the transmission from AISIN. btw Nice review sir reygan. ingat po

[@jsbonline]

I've read one article that the engines and transmissions of Changan cars are OEMs from Germany.

[@audiophilehifimusic9548]

Changan CS75 Plus 6 speed AT is Aisin transmission. also yung 2.0 model nila sa china is Aisin 🙂

[@mushimushimushi9176]

You know why we are Toyota Country?because toyota has cheaper spare parts and maintenance,but real talk we all know majority are tipid in maintenance so japanese brand like toyota, maintained outside casa and use Local parts,yes local parts like fuel filter and some use genuine but majority buy at suking Autosupply.Chinese without a doubt will also dominate the market,because Japanese brand at present are already expensive and overpriced.

[@bernardcayaba1884]

Sulit ba bilhin un CS35?

[@nestorsuniga9446]

You don't see Changan even in the top 20 for best car manufacturer in the world, even though they are the oldest in China.

[@boxone578]

Actually changan is a partner of mazda and ford since 2011 ithink.

[@John-lu2tk]

In the UK, Chinese made MG are the most unreliable on the market, every year since they launched.

[@va-josefranciscomontoya866]

Are parts available in Banawe in most car spare part stores? If they are, how are they priced compare to popular US/JPN/KOR brands?

[@ShaferHart]

I think most people are relying on warranty claims for now. It's a gamble once your warranty runs out.

[@rogerbean6963]

60k+ not all that many miles, come back with 120miles video

[@moeleganem123]

regardless of everything you said, 100K Km is basically nothing, the average life of the car should be around 300,000 KM .

[@ShaferHart]

yep, around 200k miles. And then again we know most cars are pushed way past that mileage in the developing world.

[@gregsantos9731]

I hope you'll do that to any other China made cars ha. Thanks!

[@victortadeo3748]

Noong dati pag made in Japan ang sasakyan mo ang sasabihin nila gawang hapon sakit ng ulo maghapon. Masasabi mo pa un ngayon?

[@BucNastyy]

most of these brand snobs are the ones who dont have enough coin to buy these anyways. so i wouldnt bother trying to convince these fools

[@MrMiguelDomingo]

Do a review of t cross raygan! 👍🏻

[@edselarisgado4245]

Chinese technology is now more advanced compare to European and american. Chinese car now were mostly used by rich people in the middle east and in Russia.

[@ArcherArios22]

Sorry for my negative thinking, but is it possible that they tampered the odo reading?

[@ReygansRides]

That discussion came up but it would be easy to spot if it is a brand new unit pretending to be an endurance model. Wear and tear on the body and cabin is consistent with a car that has been used for that type of mileage. Hard to fake those cabin micro scratches and the suspension feel of the car.

[@ArcherArios22]

@@ReygansRides thanks sir reygan! this is a good sign, they just have to make the waiting time for parts to be less.

[@stopthelies7498]

Yan gsto ko sa China..halos lahat bigay.. Mura ang pagod... Win Win Situation..😍

[@tokmolbonjak8567]

I don't think so it has no scratches

[@jaber4774]

This doesn’t sound biased he’s probably getting paid by changan

[@ReygansRides]

Yeah, he probably got a million dollars from Changan

[@cristopherubina532]

Nag car review na din pla si Michael V.😁

[@ReygansRides]

Sana I have as many subscribers as he does. 😀

[@must205]

Next car names: Chabangbang, Gangbang...

[@user-jg6xu1kk1i]

100K test of a new car is not proof of anything except engine lasts 100K, you never mentioned the engine. interiors/exteriors wear out with time.

[@companyusage4440]

This car have major compliant, aeb and acc always fails and crusie not working same time

[@flashhonkey9431]

That’s only 60k miles let’s see it at 200k miles that would be reliable

[@mirasga]

Piano black plastics on the exterior is pretty dumb.

[@bhoibagal2221]

Made in china,no reliability?...Well almost every gadget nowadays are.made in China..You dont complaint like that when it comes to tour iphone 11 right?Which is made in china also by the way.😁

[@birchtreez440]

50k cp vs 1M car. I dont mind buying small electronic gadgets made in china because it can be easily replaced. But for big investment like cars that can stay for up to 10 years or even more, why risk buying china made cara when there are more reliable and time tested and proven cars out there? But of course, if you have the money to spare, then buying and trying out chinese cars wont be an issue.

[@jeffuy458]

100k is nothing!!! 250k is the right odo reading that your looking for. Japanese cars are still going strong at 300k, so please....

[@gregsantos9731]

😄

[@ibrahimqari9189]

100k km really! see you at 500,000km

[@ReygansRides]

Then 1M km next? 😆 It never ends..

[@covidjoe9775]

Hmmnn naive maybe...i think chunga shod tel us how many times it got overhauled n repaired b4 it got to dat mileage

[@shaanidesi]

This looks like VW Tiguan or Taurag

[@xuaeenr1]

Regular PMS!

[@rariola8883]

super leather? galing

[@jonieservidad4664]

Parang nakita ko si Caco..😊😄haha

[@ozev5395]

Toyota has a 600k warranty on engine and transmission 😁

[@ReygansRides]

😆😆

[@petercandance2330]

Resale Value? hmmm...

[@gleamingtech3148]

Actually the Chinese cars looks more aggressively, luxurious and a lot of features unlike other brands, but people doubt about durability and reliability of chinese cars.

[@rodaz18]

Here's proof of Chinese car brand durability: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXKuhIyDl9CsmZI

[@johnp.g.2146]

A little skit wont hurt, right? Last mo na yan HAHA joke lang

[@cammac66]

For chinese brands ill go with geely, changan, jac basta ung mga nasa top and mga may heavy duty vehicles tulad nung jac

[@gpc7922]

And yet you never see these Chinese brands make it to the top 10 car manufacturing list in the world. I wonder why? 😂

[@jsbonline]

Changan is top 4. No. 1 in R & D in China.

[@nestorsuniga9446]

@@jsbonline Top 4 in the world? Where did you get that info sir? In China maybe, but I don't see it in even in top 20 in the world.

[@jsbonline]

@@nestorsuniga9446 read it again. It's in China.

[@red_ashcroft]

Iphones are made in china, people still buy them.