2024 Chery Omoda 5 GT AWD: Detailed review - 0-100 & POV test drive
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- 2024 Chery Omoda 5 GT AWD: Detailed review - 0-100 & POV test drive. Our full review will be up on our website soon. Stay tuned: drivingenthusiast.com.au/
2024 Chery Omoda 5 GT AWM specifications:
137kW (186PS) / 275Nm, 1.6-litre turbo 4-cylinder
7-speed dual-clutch auto transmission with all-wheel drive
Claimed 0-100km/h: N/A
Official average fuel consumption: 7.4L/100km
Tare weight: 1535kg
Boot space: 360/1075L
Price: AU$40,990 (drive-away, at time of upload)
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Spot on, do not look at purchase price but deprecation.
Well most Aussies buy a car with hire purchase, so yes, price doesn’t matter.
Great intro and even better review.
Well done!
Thanks, Brett. These videos have basically helped rekindle my interest in what's new on the roads. When manufacturing ceased in Aus, I spat the dummy and said "Nup, don't care, it's all the same platform-sharing transverse-engine front-drive crap". Turns out that 'crap' is quite interesting! Particularly with the emergence of new-ish manufacturers like Chery.
I wouldn’t have an issue with Chinese cars if they met these two criteria.
1. Genuinely good vehicle.
2. _Not_ manufactured by a state or municipal-owned company.
Your reviews get better all the time, deserve more views. You'll get there though. People appreciate someone who knows what they're talking about and is prepared to be honest about their reviews and not just fluff the pillows of the manufacturers.
Thanks.
There’s really only 3 reasons a car journalist won’t point out the flaws;
a) Advertising deals are influencing editorial direction
b) The journalist simply isn’t good at their job/doesn’t know the product
c) The channel is chasing ‘likes’ and more followers and/or cares what the car brand thinks of their comments; afraid they won’t get the next invite etc.
Love watching videos from ten years ago. Like this one. Just old stereotypes. An 80s bbq. The rest of us have moved on.
The interiors look great , now to take that to the exterior
Wow that's some spicy depreciation. I wouldn't want to buy one at the tail end of the warranty, or maybe i would - i'd get change from a $20 note
Depreciation is your friend when buying 2nd hand.😅
@@mvnorsel6354 Unless the depreciation represents a real reduction in the longevity / capability of the car.
When you fang the DCT is when you realise they work really great. I think with slow driving the oil pressure in the transmissions is lower and makes it change funky sometimes. Not saying this thing is any good. Just a comment on DCT .
If you genuinely want one of these Chery's you are way better off buying a used unit. They are already under 25k for a 2023 model
Jokes aside I would not pay $16 for those sunnies, it’s a rip-off. I’d pay no less than $10.
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Sowhat your suggesting bit more coin you can score a Hyundai n line Kona /seltos sp 1.6t same underpinnings but haven't they suffered complete meng failure well after 100km and warranty has long expired and Nissan Qurashi with Renault eng and Nissan's famous CVT now what could possibly go wrong post warranty .I don't think the Chinese vehicles will be as bad as those I just mentioned
Talk to anyone that works on the Chinese garbage and you'll learn that they absolutely are worse.
I guess GWM factory wages are fairly low….
Chery is not GWM
That arthritis looks painful
In the 70's a Datsun or Toyota was lucky to last 5 years but they sold like hot cakes over the traditional brands
China is in exactly the same space now
Agree to some level. But I think Datsuns and Toyotas of the time were actually better than some of our local stuff; more reliable, more efficient etc. These are not currently better than existing offerings. They will get there though.
No comparison, Toyotas and Datsuns were reliable and actually moved the game forward and made the local manufacturers improve their stuff.
This does nothing but undermine the industry by stealing sales from companies that actually put effort into R and D and build quality.
The poor man pays twice. The $16 sunnies are cheap but they are still crap. And driving something like this is downright embarrassing.
Watch some highlights from Bathurst in the 1960's. You will see that Toyota's managed 100mph down the straight, ran all day, and beat most of the Holden's! That's why they sold.
@@mahcooharper9577 you must have existed in an alternate 1970's to me
In mine, the Japanese cars were just as hard to start in the morning and rusted into a pile of red dirt within 5 years
They just started out costing less and having all the trimmings of more expensive brands
Those sunnies are a five finger discount when the petrol station clerk isn't looking....so is that the same thinking one should have with this Chery?! 😂😂😂 Jk
These dodgy brands like cherry havel, gwm, byd and even MG are disgraceful. After warranty they are throw away items, where would you get parts from? Get a proper high volume proven car people.. to save a few grand?
Cool video but this car is a waste of time.
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These dodgy brands like cherry gwm, byd, havel, MG are a disgrace. Get a proper car people
These cars drive no good. Wobbly driving dynamics, wooden brakes, slow.. cheap tyres, the plastics are thin and rattly. Every time I see a cherry, mahindra, havel, gwm or MG does make
Me shake my head.. buy a proper car people.. for a few grand extra get a Toyota, Honda, Mitsubishi, Mazda, Kia, Hyundai.. heaps better
Public transportation 🚍🚇🚊is cheap and cheerful enough for everyone
Da, comrade !