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Originally posted by Sweetsound ↑

The following is a little different but interesting:

A Chinese car referred to as a 'coffin on wheels'??

And someone commenting that they'd rather buy an old Mercedes that a newly made Chinese car:

Well, an old Mercedes is certainly cheaper then 140000 yuan (approx AU $30000) for a Chinese vehicle and according to comments about Chinese made vehicles, last longer. According to the video the Chinese vehicles above are designed to be replaced in around 5-6 years. My existing vehicle is a tad older but then, it was made in Japan - guess in Japan cars were made with more environmental considerations. AIMO

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I had a look under a MG chinese car , the bolts holding the rear suspension on were significantly thinner in diameter than on my peugeot car, yes the bolts could have been high tensile , but it did not inspire confidence for me . Where I live with many pot holes , good suspension is needed .
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