Omg, this Jeep is still around and still in production for sale. I remembered being a small kid back in China this was a military or police vehicle which people called it the Jeep yes ThE Jeep. Came to America over 30 years and this definitely brings back some old memories. It's is insane like Toyota is still producing FJ40 now
I love this car and totally want one! Raw character is sadly missing from most modern cars! BTW, the wandering is an easy suspension fix by increasing the front caster angle.
Как человек водивший уаз скажу, что кастор не единственное что влияет на управляемость этого авто. Смешно то что ни Китай ни Россия не улучшили рулевой механизм.
Perhaps you are correct about loose steering linkages - however, an increase in castor is an essential first step towards corrective measures. If you tighten up the linkages without increasing the castor, the wandering problem absolutely does not go away. Please ask me how I know..@@vladimirgalichenko5424
Based on the owner's cosmetic "upgrades," the sound system should only play: 1. An Audiobook of the Quotations from the Chairman 2. Red Sun in the Sky (on loop, full volume, with no way to stop it)
Nice episode love it!! ❤️ I used to drive a Toyota Tacoma off road back in the early 2000s and the suspension on those weren’t that great either. I’ve come to the conclusion that off-roading will always have that aspect of being shaken like a baby by a British nanny
Thank you for this one. I remember that I commented in another video of yours, and suggested you guys to have a go in this bad boy. But I really didn’t expect it to happen. However you did test it! It’s wonderful for everyone outside China to see it.
Quiet the review! I recently tried out the 2019 BJ 212 and wow it's a beast of a climber. Will be picking it within the month! There's some nice offroad trails down in Guangdong you guys should definitely get involved
Nice video guys. I just bought this car. 2500cc 1999 model. How much milage do you get on the gallon ? For me i am getting 11km/litre. I think it's good for the engine size. Please let me know. Thanks.
FACT: despite having lived in China for more than 10 years, Elliot still cannot speak Chinese. Meanwhile, Ethan is very fluent in Chinese. He has a channel on bilibili where he uploads videos in Chinese.
It needs a 3 meter long Chinese Flag on a pole fitted to the rear bumper... like Jeeps and bubba trucks in the USA. The steering wheel looks like a late seventies Stock AMC Jeep wheel
My first car was a 42 Ford GPW Jeep. The suspension on it rode better on or off road better then that and it uses ancient technology but did have modern style tube shocks. and the flathead 4 only had 60hp so at least the engine has a lot more power. My guess is the suspension has been badly modified and the shocks are too hard plus the steering box and other components are worn out or it badly needs a alignment, but who knows, maybe it truly is that bad. I'd say try to find one with everything stock and see if it's any different. Looks like a Russian copy of a Toyota Land cruiser with extra door.
@@frankbasile3662 reliability man, build quality sucks and always something to go wrong. You have to constantly fuck around with it all the time and it keeps you busy. It's like the British sports cars of old, very characterful and fun but poorly built and always broken. But to make up for the poor reliability it is very cheap to buy, and parts are cheap also. It's also very simple to work on yourself and it is very characterful, it's like buying a new classic car in 2022. Plus this is more like a toy instead of transportation so reliability is not a big deal.
Esa lamina que divide el maletero es una pendejada limita la capacidad de carga absurdamente. Lo vi en un baw en el salon internacional del automóvil en Bogotá Colombia como en 2012 y me pareció absurdo.
Interesting car, interesting history. I wouldn’t be surprised if this thing was overshadowed by western SUVs such as the land cruiser or the patrol of this era considering it was produced around Mao’s Great Leap backwards. China has come far thanks to western investment in the 80s - imagine the capabilities of the country without the shackles of a dictatorship. I hope ADV China make a video on the cars. Other than I love the Channel guys, would love to see more Chinese cars
china has come far exactly because it hasnt engaged in the "forever wars" like the US. America wasted trillions of dollars and achieved nothing. This car was produced 20 years after Mao's great leap, that was 50s and 60s, this is 80s and 90s.
@@JasonC683 I think you missed the point where Wheelsboy mentioned production of the SUV began in 1965 - when wumaos are faced with criticism of their oppressive government, they often forget or ignore facts. Considering the effects of Communist regimes and using the death toll of the Great Leap Backwards which was 15 - 55 million, I would understand why Western powers would want to stop the spread of the ideology. Besides despite engaging in forever wars because of despotic regimes, Western powers produced vehicles that where bought by the world. Hopefully, the same can happen with Chinese cars just without the CCP. The CCP hindered China's production with the Great Leap Backwards but Western investment pulled China out of poverty the CCP put it in.
@@highland96 wow, with a total population of 400 million at the time you are accusing our gov simply wiped out more than 10% of the population at ease? You did realize the growth rate was still quite high at the time and the industrial indexes such as steel/electricity/petrol productions were even growing at a higher rate right?
@@highland96 those ten years played a vital role in building the backbone of our country today. The following sino-us pacts in the 70s-80s were just exchanges of interest between each country. You'd be so damn wrong if you believe the west didn't get ludicrous profit out of it.
Omg, this Jeep is still around and still in production for sale.
I remembered being a small kid back in China this was a military or police vehicle which people called it the Jeep yes ThE Jeep.
Came to America over 30 years and this definitely brings back some old memories.
It's is insane like Toyota is still producing FJ40 now
you can still buy the Russian UAZ-469 version brand new too lmao
Yes, I also have one in Shenzhen, military green, bought in 2019 and still playing very happy.
UAZ may have built them longest and may still do, but the original was the GAZ-69. There were local versions in other eastern Bloc countries as well.
I love this car and totally want one! Raw character is sadly missing from most modern cars! BTW, the wandering is an easy suspension fix by increasing the front caster angle.
Hi, hello, I also love rough 4x4, do you mean with caster angle?
Как человек водивший уаз скажу, что кастор не единственное что влияет на управляемость этого авто. Смешно то что ни Китай ни Россия не улучшили рулевой механизм.
Perhaps you are correct about loose steering linkages - however, an increase in castor is an essential first step towards corrective measures. If you tighten up the linkages without increasing the castor, the wandering problem absolutely does not go away. Please ask me how I know..@@vladimirgalichenko5424
some of my fav chinese ytubers combined
Based on the owner's cosmetic "upgrades," the sound system should only play:
1. An Audiobook of the Quotations from the Chairman
2. Red Sun in the Sky (on loop, full volume, with no way to stop it)
+100 social credit
SB
Nice episode love it!! ❤️
I used to drive a Toyota Tacoma off road back in the early 2000s and the suspension on those weren’t that great either. I’ve come to the conclusion that off-roading will always have that aspect of being shaken like a baby by a British nanny
It’s 2023. And you still can’t buy one here in the USA.😢
I have the same one🙂 It's very cool.🤓
Thank you for this one. I remember that I commented in another video of yours, and suggested you guys to have a go in this bad boy. But I really didn’t expect it to happen. However you did test it! It’s wonderful for everyone outside China to see it.
I laughed so hard throughout the video 😂. Amazing video as always
Ethan’s laugh at 17:17 is just brilliant
Quiet the review! I recently tried out the 2019 BJ 212 and wow it's a beast of a climber. Will be picking it within the month! There's some nice offroad trails down in Guangdong you guys should definitely get involved
I had this car myself,i loved it,the most coolest car,full of charactors.
I saw your performance in that funny mobile game ad... Good work mate! XD
Only 280 likes?!! This is so much underrated!
Nice to see my 2 Fav Car Guys Doing a Collab Together. 🤗🤗
Nice video guys. I just bought this car. 2500cc 1999 model. How much milage do you get on the gallon ?
For me i am getting 11km/litre. I think it's good for the engine size.
Please let me know. Thanks.
FACT: despite having lived in China for more than 10 years, Elliot still cannot speak Chinese. Meanwhile, Ethan is very fluent in Chinese. He has a channel on bilibili where he uploads videos in Chinese.
So what?
The whole new 212 was lanuched.
Do you guys have any plan to make a video with the new model&the old one?
Is Ethan wearing a Vostok Amphibia? It looks like a Vostok Amphibia. Respect increases!
Correct! Ethan figured it fit nicely with the BJ212's connection to Russia's UAZ.
I see that Ethan is a man with exquisite horological taste. Salut!
It looks like it would topple over with the slightest weight shift.
Amazing car!
It needs a 20 foot tall whip antenna on the rear to be official and badass!
Wheels boys to men
I can't believe how tiny those doors are ! 😲
2021 is the final year of the old model, this vehicle was produced since 1965, and they annouced the new model will be available in 2022
This is my favourate video from you!
funny car, the used ones in China should be around $5000, which can givr you a 1965 retro driving experience😅😂
The used ones are sold to the scrap dealers!
@@ianrichardson3228 😂
It needs a 3 meter long Chinese Flag on a pole fitted to the rear bumper... like Jeeps and bubba trucks in the USA. The steering wheel looks like a late seventies Stock AMC Jeep wheel
Love it, just can’t get one in US.
Poor guy let you borrow his car, ended up Roasting him.
Good video, top 2 vehicle youtubers in China?
This car is known as Industry Junk in China. The first thing you need is finding a fix shop after driving it off the store.
Shear Luxury!
Compared with a Land-Rover...
...designed in 1947.
And never improved upon.
it is very look a like 4 door toyota fj40 i would liked to experience its offroad performance
My first car was a 42 Ford GPW Jeep. The suspension on it rode better on or off road better then that and it uses ancient technology but did have modern style tube shocks. and the flathead 4 only had 60hp so at least the engine has a lot more power. My guess is the suspension has been badly modified and the shocks are too hard plus the steering box and other components are worn out or it badly needs a alignment, but who knows, maybe it truly is that bad. I'd say try to find one with everything stock and see if it's any different. Looks like a Russian copy of a Toyota Land cruiser with extra door.
Can you try out the BAW hummer?????
No mention of Fully Charged?
Any part suppliers for these?
Please find and test drive a 2021 with stock 1.5T or 2.4T Mitsubishi engine. The power is much better.
Please, is there any compact EV offroad car in China? Kind of a Chinese EV Jimny. Thanks for the great videos!
13:05 camera operator:" Fxxk my job."
Still can’t beat a classic 1947 Willys Jeep!
Looks like UAZ and Škoda Babeta
hahaha I want one!
❤❤❤
Awesome😍
I love the look of it, for sure, but this would need some _SERIOUS_ modification to make it something I'd ever drive lol
Aren't bigger tires + lift illegal in china?
违法。。。。
As long as it’s stock configuration.
a 4x4 where everything about it is a feature
Hardly a car, more like a rough but reliable tool
we Chinese call it industrial garbage
唉，多好的车品牌，搞成这
Why industrial garbage,..if the suspension was corrected it would be a good 4x4 for the price
@@frankbasile3662 the biggest problem is the price. The new production jeep in that manner doesn't worth 10k dollars
@@frankbasile3662 reliability man, build quality sucks and always something to go wrong. You have to constantly fuck around with it all the time and it keeps you busy.
It's like the British sports cars of old, very characterful and fun but poorly built and always broken.
But to make up for the poor reliability it is very cheap to buy, and parts are cheap also. It's also very simple to work on yourself and it is very characterful, it's like buying a new classic car in 2022. Plus this is more like a toy instead of transportation so reliability is not a big deal.
This is a real ex military vehicle?
Yes
Anyone know Japanese automobile youtube channel
papa mao
everytime im in China and i dont shave for more than 2 days, people start pointing at me.
Can Chinese men grow facial hair?
this car is for adults, .... not for kids
哈哈哈😁😁😁😁
Esa lamina que divide el maletero es una pendejada limita la capacidad de carga absurdamente. Lo vi en un baw en el salon internacional del automóvil en Bogotá Colombia como en 2012 y me pareció absurdo.
I thought this was a 4X4 ... but all it was doing was driving on man made roads. BOO
No one should ever review anything from BAIC 👋 The worse product is always yet to come
Interesting car, interesting history. I wouldn’t be surprised if this thing was overshadowed by western SUVs such as the land cruiser or the patrol of this era considering it was produced around Mao’s Great Leap backwards. China has come far thanks to western investment in the 80s - imagine the capabilities of the country without the shackles of a dictatorship. I hope ADV China make a video on the cars. Other than I love the Channel guys, would love to see more Chinese cars
china has come far exactly because it hasnt engaged in the "forever wars" like the US. America wasted trillions of dollars and achieved nothing. This car was produced 20 years after Mao's great leap, that was 50s and 60s, this is 80s and 90s.
@@JasonC683 Based on his previous comments. He's a troll.
@@JasonC683 I think you missed the point where Wheelsboy mentioned production of the SUV began in 1965 - when wumaos are faced with criticism of their oppressive government, they often forget or ignore facts. Considering the effects of Communist regimes and using the death toll of the Great Leap Backwards which was 15 - 55 million, I would understand why Western powers would want to stop the spread of the ideology. Besides despite engaging in forever wars because of despotic regimes, Western powers produced vehicles that where bought by the world. Hopefully, the same can happen with Chinese cars just without the CCP. The CCP hindered China's production with the Great Leap Backwards but Western investment pulled China out of poverty the CCP put it in.
@@highland96 wow, with a total population of 400 million at the time you are accusing our gov simply wiped out more than 10% of the population at ease? You did realize the growth rate was still quite high at the time and the industrial indexes such as steel/electricity/petrol productions were even growing at a higher rate right?
@@highland96 those ten years played a vital role in building the backbone of our country today. The following sino-us pacts in the 70s-80s were just exchanges of interest between each country. You'd be so damn wrong if you believe the west didn't get ludicrous profit out of it.
НИХ. Я НИЧЕГО НЕ ПОНЯТНО НО ОЧЕНЬ ИНТЕРЕСНО
Hardly a car, more like a rough but reliable tool