Chinese Cars: Proof That You Can Polish a Turd

[@yorakhunt69]

had some problems with the timing so had to reupload like 4 times until i managed to fix the problem but its up now lol

[@patienceobongo]

They bought Volvo too and not they are useless.

[@demarcuscousinsthe65th]

China would buy another brand and make a v8 turd

[@alch3myau]

aussie shiternet

[@RennieAsh]

Timing issues? Did you check your timing belt? Or maybe you got some crap fuel

[@NoMusiciansInMusicAnymore]

Good old Aussie internet, fucking Rupert...

[@xSRGman]

I know this isn’t an AU falcon video but Au is the chemical symbol for gold so i think that’s an important note when discussing that vehicle

[@yorakhunt69]

the au falcon is pure gold

[@wackyaces5316]

Can’t fix stupid !

[@chrisreardon7185]

Having started my apprenticeship at an MG dealer, before realising being a mechanic sucked, i’ve seen way too many saic cars, mostly LDVs all with sub 10,000km, and all falling apart. I’ve seen brand new ldvs get delivered, only to be driven around the block by a customer and come back with oil in the coolant overflow. it’s honestly amazing

[@yorakhunt69]

Well at least you’ll never run out of work 😂

[@realaussiemale567]

That would be sad if it wasn’t so funny 😂

[@jackeldridge1319]

Fucken hilarious that SAIC thought a British brand like MG would be a badge that implied reliability too lmao, I don't think I've ever seen a British-made car last more than 50k kms before a major problem that immobilises the thing for two months occurs. Great vid again mate

[@kiwi8.]

Older British cars that iv had have been extremely reliable

[@jackeldridge1319]

@@kiwi8. They'd have to be pretty old, by the 70s Leyland were getting so lazy they'd literally just weld two inline fours together if they wanted a V8, things had problems constantly

[@kiwi8.]

@@jackeldridge1319 I'm talking about old ford's escorts cortinas zephyr's ect

[@jackeldridge1319]

@@kiwi8. Well ye man a good Zephyr or Cortina from pre-1980 was nice, that's fair to say. Exception to the rule and not the rule though lol

[@kiwi8.]

@@jackeldridge1319 true

[@archygrey9093]

There is a cattle station near ours that got bought out by the Chinese, first thing the new owners did was get rid of all the cheap chinese branded heavy machinery and equipment that the previous owner had bought and replaced them all with Caterpillars and Volvos. Even the Chinese know there stuff is crap lol

[@yorakhunt69]

😂😂 that tells you all you need to know about the quality

[@iffracem]

" replaced them all with Caterpillars and Volvos." Didn't the Chinese buy out Volvo?

[@h3ftymouse]

​@@iffracem That's only the car business, their truck and heavy machinery businesses are still Swedish

[@freeman10000]

Most Chinese wouldn't touch a Chinese car if they could financially afford to.

[@garryli2030]

Mate as a Chinese your videos are way more honest than my hometown's dealer. And if i remember that all Chinese in Sydney are all BM or BENZ or Italiano. Greetings from Canada!!!!(peace and love from my shitbox 98 corolla)

[@robertfonovic3551]

shitbox 98? i bet its still running

[@garryli2030]

@@robertfonovic3551 If i am in Southern states i am confident it will run forever. Just keep topping oil(it burns oil) but in Canada the salt starts to chew it off😢😢

[@scientificnath9348]

As an MG technician i can completley agree with all of this

[@KenOath1234]

why did i know this would end with a recommendation of 'just buy a trusty AU!'

[@noelgibson5956]

I have no idea why he loves AU's so much. My XE with the 3-3 six was a farrrrr more gooder car!🤪

[@yorakhunt69]

Clearly an au is the only sensible alternative

[@PatSmashYT]

The permanent fix to making the MG more reliable is to buy an AU Falcon, attach a cable from the front of the MG to the back of the AU Falcon and then have the AU Falcon tow the MG

[@williamlittle9583]

I've driven these cars at work and the poor throttle response combined with the immense turbo lag means that you can plant your foot to the floor and the car will just roll about 1 or 2 metres before it finally sets off about 4 seconds later im surprised people haven't died driving these things as you simply can't pull onto a roundabout or out of a giveaway section like you would in a normal car cus the thing just have you stranded in the middle of the road and you just have to hope the person coming the other way doesn't T-bone you.

[@yorakhunt69]

😂 sounds like fun

[@eurithmicsrocks]

Sounds like the same throttle over wire issue the Triton has

[@DIRTYPLACCY]

@@eurithmicsrocks never heard of a triton having that issue

[@eurithmicsrocks]

@@DIRTYPLACCY pre 2014 Mitsubishi drive by wire is horrible

[@DIRTYPLACCY]

@@eurithmicsrocks what year model did you have? Can't beat an old triton

[@GTFORDMAN]

i was actually looking at buying a New MG because it does look good and it's affordable, but then i quickly turned the other way and ran when i found out that the MG's use the Holden Cruze engine!

[@yorakhunt69]

Might have to make a video on the Cruze and the Captiva down the line, those 2 were notorious for having engine problems

[@GTFORDMAN]

@@yorakhunt69 my Daughter has a Cruze as her first car and it's been a fkn Money pit and has failed her a few times!

[@desire_002]

@@yorakhunt69 please do the Cruze the transmissions on them 😂😂 they are Chinese Daewoo pretty sure

[@herniagaming]

@@yorakhunt69 you should do a Toyota video, I reckon they might have fallen off but idk

[@herniagaming]

@@yorakhunt69 I mean my 97 Camry is good, feels tough but the newer ones look shit, they look stupid to park, have no idea about their engine longevity and economy and shit though

[@geoffreybanditt4355]

MG's were never meant to be a family hatchback. The proper original ones were about being sports cars. This is kinda like removing the muscle car recipe from the Commodore or Falcon and selling them as cheap 4 cylinder economy car.

[@noelgibson5956]

Nobody bought em when they were British. Now that they're Chinese, insipid and boring as batshit...........every woman under 25 wants one! 💃🤔

[@yorakhunt69]

Yep they were an old British sports car company turned cheap shit Chinese car company pretty sad to see

[@rtmpgt]

What's funny is that Mazda built a better British Sportscar than the Brits ever did. They took the same formula; Balanced chassis, small engine, RWD, threw a reliable Mazda/Ford built 4cyl into it, and whooped the crap out of the brits with the MX5.

[@geoffreybanditt4355]

@@rtmpgt Gotta respect the amount of engineering that Mazda put into their sports cars. Sad that they don't make the RX models anymore though.

[@rtmpgt]

@@geoffreybanditt4355 I mean the RX8 was basically just an NC MX5 with a different body and a Rotary really. The one thing Rotaries have going for them is their compactness and their power to space ratio, so cramming like, a 660cc single rotor generator in a BEV would make for a great range extender for smaller EVs. That's what Mazda thinks anyway

[@Banom7a]

it seems like the soul of the British Leyland may still linger on in MG brand lol

[@yorakhunt69]

Yep. Have you seen the top gear episode? Basically the same thing

[@TheKnobCalledTone.]

to be fair, the Chinese do a better job of making MGs than BL ever did.

[@chuckselvage3157]

Hahaha

[@Ruthun92]

You can take the car out of the Midlands, but you can't take the Midlands out of the car

[@Kav.]

I actually think the Chinese sought technical advice from ex-British Leyland employees on how best to cut corners and jank shit together.

[@bksniperguy]

The thing is, when you hop into a Chinese MG (I had an HS as rental recently) it's actually pretty nice. The materials used feel good, there's a big screen, and you get a sense of quality. But on a fundamental level the stuff that actually matters hasn't changed. The sound system was pretty bad, it was slow, it wasn't that efficient (especially not for a 1.5L), the bright red "super sport" button on the steering wheel looked pretty nice but actually being in super sport mode changed fuck-all. The seats looked pretty nice, but they were a bit too stiff. The traction control system wasn't even advanced enough to apply the brake to the slipping wheel when driving up at gravel hill. That's shit that was included with the fucking Holden Adventra. Did I mention that it's not even AWD?

[@arkhsm]

That's the Super Sucky button you pushed mate, please don't touch !!

[@oscarnoyce6108]

Nah. They're complete dogshit. They have crap embroidered seats that are actually just cheap but look good, the navigation systems glitchy, it has absolutely fuck all leg room or shoulder room and is horrendous to drive. Slow, ugly, unreliable, the exhaust for some reason sounds like a wet fart and the rides absolutely awful. Just buy a cheap used car. I've owned a mitsubishi 380vrx for 5000 which had a fully decked out leather interior, sunroof, surround sound and was fast as fuck. There are loads of other used suvs and wagons or sedans for cheap with interiors nicer, better quality and ride for a quarter of the price

[@sayocoffee5033]

Application of the brakes to a wheel that has lost traction in a tcs is fundamental and exactly how tcs works. As for awd it would be violently unnecessary for a small, 1.5L hatchback and would only make the car slower and less dynamic with the extra weight.

[@Bird-nx5ef]

@@sayocoffee5033 The HS is an suv

[@sayocoffee5033]

@@Bird-nx5ef OH yes, that does invalidate my point quite a bit.

[@93jummy]

I've had a few great wall wagons. all under 2k with low kms. And I have no problem at all driving it on the waterline at the beach. Redline every gear change and just hosing the interior out. Very guilt free mota car. brings a smile to drive something with hate and not feel bad.

[@harveybirdman74]

MG = Mao’s Garage

[@myothurazaw]

I am a happy owner of a new MG3 hybrid in the UK. I have been driving it since may 24. So far no issue. My only gripe is a controversial look and the brake pedal which is too high above the floor. I checked bmws and their brake pedal is high for me too.

[@Oni____]

I love how it always ends in “buy an au falcon”

[@rtmpgt]

I mean it's the aussie version of "Miata is always the answer"

[@HyperVanilo]

Meanwhile Indonesians are praising the Chinese cars because of being cheap and have great features, also as a motivation for the Japanese brands to work their ass off to improve their car. Go to any Indonesian car reviews and you can easily spot comments says "Thanks to Wuling Toyota and Honda are no longer stingy."

[@李学良-z4h]

MG is a brand that even the Chinese themselves don't like, so it's curious why they have the confidence to explore overseas markets🤨But what I'm more curious about is that Chinese cars seem to be selling very well in Australia...are consumers stupid or does the Chinese car have its merits?

[@yorakhunt69]

They sell well in Australia because they’re cheap and all the other new cars have long wait times from covid. People see it as a win win situation until their 5th mechanic trip of the week

[@李学良-z4h]

@@yorakhunt69 u got wat u pay, isn't that a normal market rule?

[@rtmpgt]

@@李学良-z4h The Hyundai Getz is the exception to that rule. That car came out in 2005 for 10k, it's only lost half its value in the subsequent years because it was such a goddamn tank. Same for the Excel as well.

[@TOTN17]

​@@yorakhunt69Japanese and even South Korean Cars are pretty fucking expensive now if you want an affordable new car then China is really the only option now

[@TheRguru1]

If the aussie car-buying public knew what was good for them, they would all be driving either Jap cars or Falcons.

[@Woodsy255]

I used to work for a dealership selling parts for these turds, felt sorry for the customers because mostly everything took anywhere from 6+ months to come from China.

[@Moon-Pie420]

I tried to convince my old boss at dominos to not buy 4 of these brand new as company cars, he still bought them and low and behold not even 2 weeks into the job all 4 are fucked Partially due to p platers thrashing the dogs but also they are just dogshit in quality, he swapped 2 2013 toyota yaris's and a hyundai getz lol

[@yorakhunt69]

haha yep the hardest test for any car to go through is bieng owned by a p plater, no wonder they lasted 2 weeks, ive got a getz myself and its survived burnouts on limiter, handbrake 360s, 1,000+ clutch drops etc. those things are bullet proof

[@hikkamorii]

P Plates are what learner cars use in AU, right? I started learning driving on Hyundai Getz, and by that time it was 15+ years old, and it’s still mint mechanically, all the issues we had had to do with salt, and eventual rust. I honestly like this car.

[@jamesfrench7299]

Do a video bagging out the Mitsubishi Mirage. I'm still going to be loyal to it as I've read too many positive owner accounts and I like 3 cylinder cars.

[@yorakhunt69]

Old Japanese econoboxes like that are bulletproof there’s hardly anything to bag them about 😂

[@nolesy34]

@@yorakhunt69 civic is like a stock dream

[@TheKnobCalledTone.]

@@yorakhunt69 There needs to be a video about why the Toyota Corolla is the best first car you can buy

[@kyeh8445]

Ce mirages are worth their weight in fkn gold mate

[@rtmpgt]

@@kyeh8445 CE and CD Lancers/Mirages are fucking mint cars. Got a mate with a CE lancer that's still fuckin' going strong with 300k on the clock.

[@FiftySixishTV]

Remember when Chery pulled out of the Australian market? Good times

[@jay-uo2bi]

They left quite a while ago, but they are back again just this year! Though this time Cherry themselves are importing them rather than an unrelated third party import company.

[@FiftySixishTV]

@@jay-uo2bi let's hope nobody buys them again

[@Mc.1506]

fuck this channel gets me firmer than seeing ba xr6 manual $1500 ONO in my local area

[@yorakhunt69]

I almost got a manual vx spac for $2k a couple months ago was spewing when I missed out

[@Mc.1506]

@Yorak Hunt thats stiff. bit of a stod move not buying it imo but go for ausdm certified ba sexr6 👍👍

[@bjjoe]

A Holden Commodore will last longer than any Chinese car

[@nolesy34]

A commodore with a good owner

[@idk-ro8mn]

Being a Chinese that moved to Australia a long time ago I so happy that I do not have forced into a Mg factory

[@husky_19]

Maybe do Aussie Family SUVs like the ford territory and captiva 😜

[@husky_dark_humour]

Yes

[@yourmommy2191]

I want ti see it

[@rubentheidiot]

I have a 2015 captiva lx

[@billnyethescienceguy2232]

@@rubentheidiot 🚗🚙

[@yorakhunt69]

i might a bit later, the territory was more or less just a big falcon wagon but the captiva was a disaster i might get to them eventually

[@peterparzakonis9179]

Great vid mate love the content

[@Goatman-wl5nk]

Awesome 'Public Service' video as this will save lives....keep it up!! I can't believe sheeple endanger themselves in such unreliable, unroadworthy cars. Don't they do their homework and check reviews when dropping thousands of $$? A second hand car from a reputable manufacturer any day over these!!!

[@Tonyclifton-q4f]

Next door neighbour bought a huge pile of dogshit ,say hello to Cherry ,not sure but its either Chinese or maybe Indian but he said it came from Queensland and it cost more to get it to Victoria on a truck than the initial purchase ,the battery stopped charging he couldnt get any damm mechanic to fix it and there it sat in the driveway ,he managed to get 2800 kms out of it and off it went to the wreckers

[@yorakhunt69]

Cherry is Chinese I think. Bloke was lucky he got 2800 out of it

[@Tonyclifton-q4f]

@@yorakhunt69 you got that right ,the original owner would of been so happy to sell it ,fancy a new car being scrapped for an issue like that ,the odometer hadnt even hit 60 thousand ks,i had a SV21 Camry wagon that i sold with 433 thousand ks and it drove out the driveway no issues ,top channel bud

[@undyneuwu2541]

our company purchased 5x MG3 hatch backs as patrol vehicles every month they would break down at least 3 or twice a month

[@dk3411]

There are so many Chinese haters who actually use Chinese products every day. But if they really want to spend their own money to buy a new car, after comparison, a chinese car is maybe a better choice. That's why Chinese cars are so popular all over the world now.

[@DIRTYPLACCY]

Only because we don't have a choice we wish our countries would make their own products but our greedy government doesn't want to. Hopefully this war that's about to happen will change some things

[@rtmpgt]

The issue is not the fact that the product is Chinese, it's the fact that it has Chinese levels of QC. I am writing this on a Chinese-made product, a Macbook to be exact, which is assembled by Foxconn in China, however Apple oversees the QC of the product that comes out of Foxconn's factory and forces the factory to make changes. If you let Chinese companies do their own QC it ends up with products with so many corners cut they end up being veritable garbage.

[@ondrejsedlak4935]

​@@rtmpgtYour MacBook (Just like most high tech stuff) is only assembled in China. The majority of all the intricate components (CPU/GPU, controller ICs, screens, RAM, etc...) are made in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, US or some EU country. The circuit board might be made in China but that's honestly the easy part. Also Foxconn is a Taiwanese company so it's pretty much nothing to do with China, except where they stuck the place.

[@soldiert0144]

do a BA falcon review. basically a AU falcon but better looking

[@jpviero]

ya can’t spell beautiful without AU

[@soldiert0144]

@@jpviero true. but the AU looks like a pasty and i refuse to drive a pastry on wheels

[@klosr4978]

xr6* povos pacs look like paris hilton

[@rtyt2007]

@@soldiert0144 u watch garbage time mate?

[@soldiert0144]

@@rtyt2007 yea was super fun to watch. but even before that AU falcon vid i didnt like the look of it (just like 99% of aus)

[@NNfullsend]

im moving to Australia soon. will definately buy an Au falcon for daily, weekend and project car. woulda cost me $1500 right?

[@yorakhunt69]

It’ll be the best investment you’ll ever make

[@K_240YT]

It'll probably cost less then 1500

[@skyline3694]

This channel is awesome, keep up the good work!

[@korkad204]

All hail the AU falcon 😂👌

[@ahmedistiak]

Thank you for this. Was gravitating towards the MG4, NOT ANYMORE!

[@bogged2theeyeballs695]

KZbin algorithm bought me here. The name of your channel got my interest straight away. Nice video mate. Definitely more accurate than ACA.

[@lawdpleasehelpmeno]

Mechanical reliability > appearance, every time

[@noelgibson5956]

Dude..............I can't stop giggling!🤣

[@raptorjesus3894]

If you want something super cheap to run super reliable and don't care for looks or speed too much, a used Toyota is what you want. If you want something cheap and reliable with decent looks and a bit of get-up, a used Falcon is what you want. If you want something new, for a reasonable price, with all the bells and whistles other new cars have, with competitive reliability, get a Hyundai.

[@rtmpgt]

I would argue that a used, pre-2013 Hyundai is also a great option. Anything with their Alpha or Beta series engines are solid. (So any of their 1.4-2.0L port-injected engnes). So that's the older i30s, Getz, Accent, Elantra, 2.0 Tiburon, etc. The Theta and Theta II engines (2.0 and 2.4L with GDI) have huge sludging and oil consumption issues.

[@raptorjesus3894]

@@rtmpgt Personally I own a 2017 i30 with the 2.0, only issues I've had with it is damn wheel speed sensors and an exhaust leak, the oil hasn't been an issue, with regular servicing intervals there has been no issue related to it.

[@eurithmicsrocks]

Chery is about to take their second stab at the AU market, hopefully it goes as bad as the first time

[@yorakhunt69]

Praying on their downfall

[@sashakarasawa5794]

@@yorakhunt69why are you so evil bro. Chill out

[@dobo2232]

They are appealing for the price but there just not worth it even if the hopes and dreams somehow keep the car together

[@yorakhunt69]

after all the repair costs and headaches it works out cheaper to buy a 2018 yaris or something else japanese for the higher price to start with, they are a trap for people who think theyve found a bargain

[@noelgibson5956]

If they can't even make a pair of socks that doesn't fall apart after two wears, why would you trust them with a complex machine?

[@murphysaburningdeathtrap4983]

It's been 20 months and ive already clocked another 80,000km on my BA Falcon Chews through the tiers gone through 3 full sets A brake service previous owner fucked the rear discs (they were grooved like a vinyl record) 3 oil changes Some new bulbs

[@realaussiemale567]

The MG’s make a Datsun 120Y look like a reliable daily driver. I recently saw 3 mint condition 120Y’s in the driveway of a regional Victorian town, I thought I’d sped in to the twilight zone.

[@1ybr]

This is my first time watching your channel and I already subscribed, keep it up 👍

[@yorakhunt69]

Appreciate it mate

[@aircraft2]

For how bad our own American government is the one thing I will respect them for is stopping the takeover of Chinese EV's

[@ondrejsedlak4935]

My missus had an accident (other driver's fault) in our 2019 Subaru Impreza towards the end of 2022. The car was almost a write-off and she even told me to convince my panelbeater to try and actually write it off. That is until I told her the wait time for any new Japanese car was still close to a year and the only other options were the Chinese shitheaps Haval or MG. She changed her mind pretty quick and we got the car repaired. Out of curiosity, she went for a test drive in them and said she couldn't believe people bought this shit. She even said she'd tather drive a second hand car which was a surprise. I reckon she'd love the AU Falcon...

[@YM-rm7mh]

The Chinese bought Volvo a few years ago!! ☹ Wont have Another now!

[@jay-uo2bi]

And the company is doing better than ever thanks to the now available $. Still a Swedish company.

[@YM-rm7mh]

@@jay-uo2bi Not Convinced about that!

[@rtmpgt]

@@YM-rm7mh Chinese made with Europeans overseeing QC.

[@YM-rm7mh]

@@rtmpgt Well they Failed when my father's friend bought a New V40!!

[@notanthing3343]

Volvo cars is a consistently to be reliable yet its own by Geely Holding Group Geely is a Chinese car brand

[@jujernaulte]

Geely is the best Chinese brand There cars are really reliable

[@apw8]

love your vids man keep them coming

[@yorakhunt69]

Appreciate it mate I will

[@bigrobotnewstoday1436]

The shop that I work at we love these cars. They keep breaking down and we keep making money. LOL

[@maxmeister747]

Mr Hunt with the hard hitting commentary on deep world system issues.

[@xinrew]

great video as always👍

[@Ampd-647]

To add on to these GWM cars (what I call Gen Wong Motors) Specifically the Haval, I heard that the steel they make melts easily

[@Neojhun]

Chinese made Petrol Engines are just nightmares regardless of the vehicle type. It goes way beyond just cars.

[@darrenhunt9049]

I remember some blokes buying Greatwall utes because of the price difference of the HiLux. Get what you pay for as HiLux owners are on the road while the cheap as chips Greatwalls are on the scrap heap.

[@zeeshan0987]

Watching this sitting in a 2022 MG6 recently discovering how bad fuel economy is

[@Mr.manly.man123]

I love how on the cover picture it has a british car

[@K9arcade]

An important public service announcement. Thank-you~

[@frost6916]

Here in Brazil, unfortunately, these pieces of automotive trash are arriving here. And the brands that were really good are either making rubbish with very high prices, or have completely abandoned the market.

[@diegoflores9237]

Keep crying

[@Andrewdoesbass]

More reasons to love my 2003, ex taxi lgp wagon with 200.000ks.

[@rtmpgt]

Yeah the greentop barra!

[@Cluelessstacker]

So true we nearly bought a great wall while waiting for our izusu mux, luckily we decided to wait

[@mockbattles]

You didn’t mention Haval.

[@yorakhunt69]

I did briefly but all these manufacturers have basically the same story and problems so I just kept it simple and focused on MG

[@nolesy34]

If he did you could say this video has it all

[@mockbattles]

@@yorakhunt69 Chinese Scooters and Motorcycles are the worst. Bennell is the only exception, maybe. I’ve driven Chinese made busses for years and I just knew when Great Wall and Cherry showed up that they’d be just as awful. I’d rather buy an old Trabant!

[@realaussiemale567]

As my Dad says, the only way to improve a polished turd is to add sprinkles 😂

[@jacoblush]

Please remember me when you get big I love your videos

[@girorostar]

Do you have the Chinese car brand Changan in Australia? Would like to hear about that one. We have them here about a year now. They look awesome but won't trust them. Love your video.

[@rohlicek3884]

i think that a fucking trabant is more reliable that the 冰冷的一塊變質的冰淇淋

[@voxac30withstrat]

ha ha ha just wait until people try to get the warranty on their solar panels. Gonna go and buy some popcorn and some beer. Back soon in time for the show.

[@tjmfarming9584]

I think many of us can agree, that we need to MAKE CARS AUSSIE AGAIN!

[@scottsmith1930]

The biggest selling point the have is a 7 year unlimited km warranty so sure it may break down all the time but for 7 years they have to fix it for free

[@benedictroberts678]

Atleast they kept the brand's heritage alive

[@Kwunt-l3q]

most people have little mechanical knowledge and understanding. They don't know what they don't know. When the polish fades all that is left are skid marks in a bowl.

[@chunnin33]

One of my close friends bought an MG and had mountains of problems too

[@nuclearpotato6616]

AU is the car that is pure Aussie and Pure gold

[@Mup4iit]

Sticking with the BF Wags, I might kick the bucket before it does

[@homhitech]

I love the song used in the video! What is it if you don't mind me asking?

[@jay-uo2bi]

If we are going by 'product review', GWM ute = 3.9 star MK8 Hilux = 3.1 star Isuzu D-MAX RC.II = 3.3 star Not a terribly meaningful metric lol

[@nathandunnn]

You know there's a dude who lives a few suburbs away who owns 2 MG 6s (the only two I have ever seen of course). And you wouldnt believe it, but his other car is an AU falcon. Now that's fucking insane right... and it was a 6 wheel ute lmao

[@DellDreamer]

You can selectively report whatever you find online. The fact is that Chinese cars have become more and more popular in Australia and elsewhere.

[@brada2354]

Brilliant video bloody funny but full of facts, I almost want to buy an au falcon ute.

[@yorakhunt69]

ive got an au sedan and almost bought a manual ute too, great cars to drive

[@noelgibson5956]

@@yorakhunt69 Down the track, an AUTE will likely be a better investment than the sedan, particularly a V8 manual tabletop. Buy one..........and lock her away 😎👉🛻

[@elefant7143]

ngl u sound like thoes eshays that hang around dandenong library

[@nolesy34]

Those eshays cant afford to fix a hole in their TNs let alone get a Chinese car, the only car they would drive is a chinese scalded cat

[@Murcx0]

Subscriber since 500 subs keep up the bangers 👍👍

[@yorakhunt69]

appreciate it mate glad your enjoying the videos

[@Murcx0]

@@yorakhunt69 Yea your the channel i watch the most (AU falcon king btw)

[@trevor1306]

Really liked this video, mini type doco with comedy. keep it up.

[@exkouka3248]

that ends with au falcon just turned the whole video upside down

[@yusuf.alajnabi]

People are just plain stupid. Great video mate.👍

[@noelgibson5956]

A young lady at my work is buying one this week. Has just had her finance approved.....

[@yusuf.alajnabi]

@noelgibson5956 that's double stupid. First for buying a cheap Chinese crap. Second for getting finance for a freaking car.

[@Pekkett]

Video idea: Ranking every Ford Falcon model

[@PhilippinesSunsetTravel]

chinese ev's are great. i just watched a video from 'serpentza' showing them all spontaneously combusting and are incredibly hard to put out.

[@jay-uo2bi]

serpentza and laowhy are just farming views. Their videos are not remotely accurate or meaningful anymore. But, believe what you want to believe.

[@rtmpgt]

That's just an EV problem in general really. Lithium packs do that when they're short circuited.

[@Neojhun]

Nope he's just been brainwashed. Nonsense Anti EV misinformation. That video is not at all accurate.

[@Neojhun]

@@rtmpgt Probability of that is extremely rare, your petrol car is way more likely to catch on fire. It's just super clickb8 high traffic when it happens to a BEV.

[@Neojhun]

@@rtmpgt kzbin.infoNb4di5WXXmA Here is an Audi eTron in such a bad crash that the battery pack got ejected. Yet no fire. I think the worst case is the Attempted Murder case of the doctor who drove a Tesla Model Y over a "250ft" Cliff.

[@spiceymibba8078]

Every car I make on automation ends up Chinese

[@acgsmith5937]

Did he say that MG was known as being reliable? Really?

[@jfouriex]

MG is no longer MG now

[@jacktomis1743]

ur videos crack me up love ur work

[@MrWilliam.Stewart]

Yes, iMac Hunt.

[@beehambonio3378]

I've seen one of those mg3s here in Whyalla. Whyalla!?

[@timfordfalconxf7714]

Dont worry The Evs have good Bum warmers. Well when they catch on fire :D

[@metalcore2872]

Thank god I couldn't get finance when I was looking at an MG HS, got a VE Commodore instead

[@yorakhunt69]

Blessing in disguise 😂

[@rtmpgt]

Hopefully a later model if you bought a six. Anything with the LFX or newer are solid. LLTs and LY7s are dogshit

[@Ericthefilo]

its funny how fkn simple the equation really is. If you have no clue but you just want a car get a damn Corolla and you'll be sweet.

[@mrx168]

And the AU is about 2 seconds faster than MG3… lol

[@jasonh.8754]

If all you need is a chip to build a car I know a seagull in NZ that's giving them away.