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Looking to get a pick up type 4 x 4 for work, had a test drive of the Warrior and the Hiluk but just seen the Great Wall Steed.Anyone got one or know anything about them.
I looked at it - the engine is a bit gutless, slow acceleration and struggles on hills. The numbers look ok on paper, but it just doesn't seem to work in the real world.
THERE will be no recall of nearly 24,000 Chinese-made cars sold in Australia with asbestos parts.
Like asbestos?
Probably nothing really wrong but as using asbestos has been banned since 2004 you have to wonder about the rest of it.
The opinion of a bloke who's never had and isn't getting a pickup:
If it was for private use I'd say go for it - they're all fairly shit "cars" so spend as little as you can get away with
for work, I guess you need utter dependability and durability. No idea on that
The opinion of a bloke whose owned 2 pick-ups and is a member of a Navara forum and reads all sorts of reviews.
No, they are utter, utter dog eggs.
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Crash test rating is ....... Tinfoil !!!!
They really are a toy
Look at korrando sport from saangyong it looks nice for the money
Friends have had a few saangyongs with little issues.
Oh and yer great wall steed will be worth about 57pence once you drive out the showroom.
They've been for sale in Oz for a while and I have mates with them.
Rust like buggery - so rust proofing essential.
They're a mechanically retro version of existing utes, and have a decent chassis, so the negatives are basically all about low $ bodywork and finish.
They do the job a ute is meant to do, but you're not getting a cheap Toyota.
cheers guys