@therightcar I got the D90 on Monday this week, I must say it's a lot of car for the price. Best thing is it's a company car too. I had a Jeep grand cherokee and it was a great car but the D90 Executive diesel is a step up in every way.. did you ever manage to try "sports 4 wheel driving" (that was so funny the way you said that, in a great way). If I ever try it, I'll let you know. You think it's a good car?
I have owned my D90 for over 2.5yrs now and done a couple of owner reviews myself. All initial issues I had were long ago now, I think us first customers were the testers 😅 Also I would have said the T60 was based on the D90, not the other way around 🤔 I have the EliteDrive Power Module and Throttle controller which made a positive difference!
Nice balanced review. We don't get it here in SA but I'm sure you brought it to the attention of potential buyers. Hopefully your review will encourage people to at least test drive it before deciding which 7 seated to buy.
Great review once again. Thinking of trading our 5 year old problematic (electrical issues) Santa Fe Highlander. I would certainly consider the diesel executive version.
Do be aware these are prone to the AEB phantom braking, various infotainment bugs/phones disconecting, etc. I would suggest you check out a Rexton first!
Great Review As Always Matt. Thank You ! Bang for buck, you'd have to be interested. However, the comments by other viewers about previous rust issues are concerning. As are the comments about Ateco. Anyhow, Orange is a great place to do a review ! #therightcar
I have owned the diesel for 2 years, no problems plenty of power, best tow vehicle i have owned and regularly get 7.7 l/100 on long runs and 8.2 l/100 in outer suburbs. Cannot fault for the money.
I've put a deposit on one of these (the executive diesel model) and was impressed with the test drive. What I really liked overall about the D90 is that it felt solid which the Rexton I auditioned didn't. SAIC, who make the D90 have been around since 1955. The engine is made by a reputable Italian company, the transmission is borrowed from VW I believe and the electronics come from a variety of sources. With the 10 year warranty and roadside assist which I paid a little bit extra for I feel that I'm well covered. I looked at the Prado equivalent (according to features) and it's over double the price.
Thanks Matt .. Very roomy, third row is better than some second row .. 😧 .. Any insight on when Ssangyong will rebrand in Aus , if they do at all, Musso/Rexton sales have been quite solid of late, perhaps a name change would throw a spanner in the works as the brand starts gaining momentum .. Cheers
I'm with you! I think any potential name change would be disastrous for the brand here, especially since SsangYongs have been selling in record numbers here over the past 2 years.
Good review - thanks. Not the perfect vehicle but as bang for your buck goes - good value. If you can get a 7 year warranty then its a great buy for the price.
The are great vehicles, the only real drawback is LDV don't send enough parts into Australia to maintain the vehicles they've sold. I work in an LDV licenced workshop & this is a major headache Otherwise they are all round great vehicles
Have a 2019 (manufactured 2017) petrol luxe/executive 4wd. Leather interior, Heated/ventilated Seats, Side Steps, 19 inch Alloys, Carplay, Active Cruise Control, Panoramic Sunroof, Electric Boot, Massaging drivers Seat, Rear Differential Locker, 360 cameras, Keyless entry... Note that they removed a fair few of these features in 2020 (2019's are a bit like the holy grail). Best value for money 4WD out there, love it, 8-9L/100k on the highway 11-12 in the city. Purposely bought a petrol to avoid the diesel EGR/DPF issues that killed my last car (an Audi).
I would not touch LDV in Australia as it is distributed by ATECO. If. LDV decides to go direct then id take another look. The T60 rust debacle also does not fill me with confidence either.
I know people like to rubbish them but as a 2020 LDV D90 Executive Diesel owner. The 2 minor issues faced so far fuel filter sender unit and 2 lots of puddle lamps the the local dealer have been great and very accomodating. However I new what I was getting myself into with the short history in Aus but most things are made in china anyway!!! Mitsubishi, Subaru, Hyundai, Kia, Great Wall etc had the same public opinion/perception when they came to Aus
Great review Matt. But LDV not for me or any 7 seater for that mater. I would buy a the Tank 300 actually looking forward to you testing a Tank 300 hybrid in the future.
Had the 2020 model for a hire car, noticed that the eco drive mode would turn off everytime you turn the engine off. If it wasn't for that it would be a serious option par the higher priced large SUVS.
Well if you ran it not in ECO mode for 10 years, the extra cost in fuel would still not equal the difference in price. So it's still a good deal, and it would be more responsive to drive. Win win
@@therightcar Sorry, apparently they did bring the the diesel here some year ago. Unfortunately, they messed up with their pricing, putting it on par with the likes of the big 5.🙂
Nice review mate! I actually prefer the look of the LDV D90 over the SsangYong Rexton, but I think I'd like the interior more in the Rexton. I believe there is a facelifted D90 waiting in the wings, which has given the D90 a more rugged look! It definitely should be short listed if anyone is in the market for a cheap 7 seat family SUV.
I will be very interested in how you find it compared to the Rexton, I’m in Jeep grand Cherokee at the moment but missing the flexibility of the 7 seats but I don’t want to go back to something as narrow as the Isuzu or Mitsubishi
I won’t spoil the party here - but the Rexton is a great choice. The LDV is very spacious if third row accommodation is vital. But it’s not quite as polished as the Rexton.
@@therightcar thanks for that, I had a Ssangyong when they were more well known for being the ugliest car but I drove mine for nearly 300000km and while not the most refined it was definitely dependable. I would have got the rexton back in 2019 when the newer model was first released but the dealer network or specifically the dealer I had to deal with lost it, so the Jeep got the nod. Different circumstances now I don’t need the biggest tow machine out there but central Queensland roads make a it a necessity to have an SUV that is capable. Thanks for all your reviews they provide thoughtful information that certainly helps when trying to find the next right car, please keep it up 👍🏻
@@dlpereira a fair call if using it as a regular 6 or 7 seater it is definitely a significant consideration and I would start looking elsewhere as well 👍🏻
Buy the KC Mobility Rexton instead if this is your budget levels, if budget can stretch get the Pajero Sport. Not saying the D90 is bad, its just not that good, again there is a reason why car dealerships are full of them as used vehicles well within warranty and low km's, that pretty much tells you that these vehicles re not worth the trouble.
Just brought one totally happy grest car so far the apple car play is a bit difficult to use at first and service cost seem high ,but having said that lam totally satisfied with the vehicle and would recommend anyone to check it out and be surprised .
10 year rust warranty on the frame is pretty reassuring. And that case was a guy who worked at a surf club and more than likely took the car on or around the beach daily
Find it interesting that it’s badged as an LDV when it’s not a van or got anything to do with Leyland DAF which is what we know LDV as in the UK with the current models known as Maxus, named after the van LDV offered before SAIC took over.
What is ATECO? They will replace rusted cars without question. We are thinking of buying the 2023/4 d90 diesel. I’m going to put it to the test with towing our 2.3t caravan. We have test driven the Musso, Rexton. Pajero sport. The only other car I would like to test drive is a second hand 2020 model diesel Toyota landcruiser prado with 220000 ks for around the same price as the new d90 Your thoughts.
Ateco is a distributor. So, they import and sell the vehicles through dealerships under licence. Other brands have their own headquarters and their systems are factory run. OK, why not a Rexton, Musso or Pajero Sport? If it was me, I'd buy a Rexton if the money isn't an issue.
@@therightcar Hi Matt. Musso was a nice car to drive. By the time I add a canopy will be up there in price. Pajero sport is small on interior space unlike the ldv d90. I am going to buy second hand on a late model 2021 onwards. There are not a lot of ssangyong rexton out there. Trying to stay under 45k. Thanks heaps Gary
They dont have a dealer for LDV in Jamaica last I checked so you would have to import it yourself. But why go for this when you can get a Mitsubishi Xpander Cross or Suzuki XL7 in Jamaica for way less and get a decent 3rd row albeit with less tech. Otherwise you are looking at 8 figures for the other 7 seat SUV options.
@@jamaicasysbm2580 dont hold your breath, from what I understand all the major new car dealers already have partnerships with the brands you mentioned, the motherships will probably never land. Ive heard some of the used car dealers are trying to get a piece of the pie by bringing in BIAC but not in great numbers. If I was in the gambling business I would put money on Changan getting a foothold as they have had some success in other Caribbean markets. Regardless though, if youre in Jamaica and you absolutely need a new 7 seater, look at the options I gave you if you dont have 10mil to spend.
Wow - I’m amazed that you saw this all the way from Jamaica. Love TH-cam! The fact I can publish something and have people literally all over the world watch it is so damned rewarding!
Another good review. Thanks👍 So, the third row seating is like sitting behind yourself while sitting behind yourself while driving🤔😄 Umm.. of course it’s easy to park while driving around Orange😂😂
@@therightcar I really like the D90 the interior space and looks is great but owners reviews are enough to put me off. I'm personally looking forward to the Tank 500..
So as far as bad Chineese packaging goes this SUV is a good 7 seater with a decent 3rd row comprable to some Japaneese MPV's that arent in the market because they are too cheap, reliable and have no ADAS. Only downside is no 360 degree camera for the large unit.
The indicator noise is obnoxiously loud. I've driven a variety of makes and models and the indicator noise is stupidly loud for no reason. I cant stand it. It's also so slow to take off from a stopped position like at a red light. I thought my D-Max was a bit slow, but this is noticeabley slower, and i have the petrol executive so i don't know what the deal is. If i didn't have to drive it for work I wouldn't. My other gripe is connecting phones. If you have an android forget about it. The car wants you do download an app that Samsung won't download because it doesn't trust it so it's bluetooth only. It sucks that Apple car play has to be connected via a cord to work unlinke other car brands.
Driving the diesel around right now If you want a large, affordable SUV with all the bling (half of which you'll switch off) then this is the car for you (Provided you don't mind the noisy engine that delivers it's power in all the wrong places and whose constant drone will tire you, a gearbox that doesn't know what it's doing, complete lack of engine braking, noisy running gear, slooowwww steering, wallowing suspension)
Great Car .. I bought one in 2021 almost 2years not a single problem at all.
And Great review 👍
Thanks mate! Glad you’re having a good experience.
i also bought it yesterday but i don't know why i am so nervous
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Just enjoy it.
@@mansisuneja3700 can you give an update now that you’ve had the d90 for a while
Thanks Matt, you helped me to buy my new D90 diesel. I pick it up next week and I'm pretty excited.
Love the videos across the range.
Thanks mate! Hope you're happy with it! :D
@therightcar I got the D90 on Monday this week, I must say it's a lot of car for the price. Best thing is it's a company car too. I had a Jeep grand cherokee and it was a great car but the D90 Executive diesel is a step up in every way.. did you ever manage to try "sports 4 wheel driving" (that was so funny the way you said that, in a great way). If I ever try it, I'll let you know.
You think it's a good car?
@mattydownunder4438 hey mate, how is the car now after 4 months? Any problems or still going strong?
Great review, just bought this model and love it.
Great! Glad you’re happy
Are you still happy with your car?
Great review. Very helpful and hardly missed anything. Thanks Matt
I have owned my D90 for over 2.5yrs now and done a couple of owner reviews myself. All initial issues I had were long ago now, I think us first customers were the testers 😅 Also I would have said the T60 was based on the D90, not the other way around 🤔
I have the EliteDrive Power Module and Throttle controller which made a positive difference!
Thank you...car sounds great and safety features are great too, what you fail to mention is the baby seat latch anchors
Nice balanced review. We don't get it here in SA but I'm sure you brought it to the attention of potential buyers.
Hopefully your review will encourage people to at least test drive it before deciding which 7 seated to buy.
Thank you!
Great review once again. Thinking of trading our 5 year old problematic (electrical issues) Santa Fe Highlander. I would certainly consider the diesel executive version.
No worries! Thanks for the feedback.
Do be aware these are prone to the AEB phantom braking, various infotainment bugs/phones disconecting, etc.
I would suggest you check out a Rexton first!
5 years is too young to be having major electrical issues that aren't relatively cheap to fix.
Top quality mate, if I meet you in Ballina there’s a beer waiting for you
Beauty!
Great Review As Always Matt. Thank You !
Bang for buck, you'd have to be interested.
However, the comments by other viewers about previous rust issues are concerning.
As are the comments about Ateco.
Anyhow, Orange is a great place to do a review !
#therightcar
Thanks Tony! Glad you liked it.
I have owned the diesel for 2 years, no problems plenty of power, best tow vehicle i have owned and regularly get 7.7 l/100 on long runs and 8.2 l/100 in outer suburbs. Cannot fault for the money.
How was towing your caravan. We will tow our jayco Westport 2.2t
@@gazzachampas8058 our van is 2t jayco D90 has now problem towing this in fact tows better than my 4jj1 3 litre Isuzu ute.
I've put a deposit on one of these (the executive diesel model) and was impressed with the test drive. What I really liked overall about the D90 is that it felt solid which the Rexton I auditioned didn't. SAIC, who make the D90 have been around since 1955. The engine is made by a reputable Italian company, the transmission is borrowed from VW I believe and the electronics come from a variety of sources. With the 10 year warranty and roadside assist which I paid a little bit extra for I feel that I'm well covered. I looked at the Prado equivalent (according to features) and it's over double the price.
Wow! Was that 10 year warranty a dealer option? factory-backed?
@@therightcar yes would be very interesting to know🤔
10 year warranty? I call shenanigans.
Rexton eats this shitbox alive
Just bought a 2022 executive diesel, so far it is great, what a huge car compared to my other Koleos in the garage...
Thanks for your comment! Haha, yep, it makes the Koleos look tiny, I bet.
Thanks Matt .. Very roomy, third row is better than some second row .. 😧 .. Any insight on when Ssangyong will rebrand in Aus , if they do at all, Musso/Rexton sales have been quite solid of late, perhaps a name change would throw a spanner in the works as the brand starts gaining momentum .. Cheers
I'm with you! I think any potential name change would be disastrous for the brand here, especially since SsangYongs have been selling in record numbers here over the past 2 years.
Good review - thanks. Not the perfect vehicle but as bang for your buck goes - good value. If you can get a 7 year warranty then its a great buy for the price.
Great review.
The are great vehicles, the only real drawback is LDV don't send enough parts into Australia to maintain the vehicles they've sold. I work in an LDV licenced workshop & this is a major headache
Otherwise they are all round great vehicles
With the features it's not bad for the price. We're getting it in 2weeks time .
Have a 2019 (manufactured 2017) petrol luxe/executive 4wd.
Leather interior, Heated/ventilated Seats, Side Steps, 19 inch Alloys, Carplay, Active Cruise Control, Panoramic Sunroof, Electric Boot, Massaging drivers Seat, Rear Differential Locker, 360 cameras, Keyless entry...
Note that they removed a fair few of these features in 2020 (2019's are a bit like the holy grail).
Best value for money 4WD out there, love it, 8-9L/100k on the highway 11-12 in the city.
Purposely bought a petrol to avoid the diesel EGR/DPF issues that killed my last car (an Audi).
Nice work - you got a great one!
I would not touch LDV in Australia as it is distributed by ATECO. If. LDV decides to go direct then id take another look. The T60 rust debacle also does not fill me with confidence either.
Pretty sure saic took over the distribution after getting pissed off by ateco
Thanks for the info… I’ll look into it.
They are still imported and warrantied by Ateco. I would have considered an LDV if it weren't for them.
@@dlpereiraI checked too and it is a distributor ATECO still. That is a deal killer right there.
I know people like to rubbish them but as a 2020 LDV D90 Executive Diesel owner. The 2 minor issues faced so far fuel filter sender unit and 2 lots of puddle lamps the the local dealer have been great and very accomodating. However I new what I was getting myself into with the short history in Aus but most things are made in china anyway!!! Mitsubishi, Subaru, Hyundai, Kia, Great Wall etc had the same public opinion/perception when they came to Aus
just get the pajero sport for not much more if you are heading for the top level one..... much less headache and better resale value
Too small in second and third row.
@@robertmason2076 what about the original Pajero then?
Great review Matt. But LDV not for me or any 7 seater for that mater. I would buy a the Tank 300 actually looking forward to you testing a Tank 300 hybrid in the future.
Thanks mate. Hopefully I get a hybrid Tank soon!
Thanks mate. Hopefully Tank 300 hybrid soon.
Had the 2020 model for a hire car, noticed that the eco drive mode would turn off everytime you turn the engine off. If it wasn't for that it would be a serious option par the higher priced large SUVS.
If that’s your biggest concern with it, then it sounds like a good deal!
Well if you ran it not in ECO mode for 10 years, the extra cost in fuel would still not equal the difference in price. So it's still a good deal, and it would be more responsive to drive. Win win
Apple smartphone 35% of market Android 55% and LDV puts in the Apple, go figure.
Does the LDV have an AWD mode like Everest and Pajero Sport?
It has auto 4x4 yes.
Apple is dominant in western countries like Australia and the US (60% usage)
I got around it with a CP to AA wireless adapter, $50 off aliexpress
Thanks Matt❤❤❤❤❤❤
They should bring the diesel version to the Philippines.
Just petrol there?
@@therightcar Sorry, apparently they did bring the the diesel here some year ago. Unfortunately, they messed up with their pricing, putting it on par with the likes of the big 5.🙂
Nice review mate! I actually prefer the look of the LDV D90 over the SsangYong Rexton, but I think I'd like the interior more in the Rexton. I believe there is a facelifted D90 waiting in the wings, which has given the D90 a more rugged look!
It definitely should be short listed if anyone is in the market for a cheap 7 seat family SUV.
Thanks mate. I hope the new-look D90 is tougher!
Ssangyong rexton better finish and drives better in my opinion. Good review 👍
Rexton don't have airbags in the last row.
Just wish it wasnt sold by Ateco... 😢
Why?
@@daweigo6851 Poor track record. Always complaints of no spare parts in stock. Allot of complaints from LDV van owners.
Interesting to think that an SUV this size has the same engine size as some VW Polo's
Yep. That’s progress…?
I will be very interested in how you find it compared to the Rexton, I’m in Jeep grand Cherokee at the moment but missing the flexibility of the 7 seats but I don’t want to go back to something as narrow as the Isuzu or Mitsubishi
I won’t spoil the party here - but the Rexton is a great choice.
The LDV is very spacious if third row accommodation is vital. But it’s not quite as polished as the Rexton.
@@therightcar thanks for that, I had a Ssangyong when they were more well known for being the ugliest car but I drove mine for nearly 300000km and while not the most refined it was definitely dependable. I would have got the rexton back in 2019 when the newer model was first released but the dealer network or specifically the dealer I had to deal with lost it, so the Jeep got the nod. Different circumstances now I don’t need the biggest tow machine out there but central Queensland roads make a it a necessity to have an SUV that is capable. Thanks for all your reviews they provide thoughtful information that certainly helps when trying to find the next right car, please keep it up 👍🏻
Problem with the rexton is that it has no 3rd row airbags.
@@dlpereira a fair call if using it as a regular 6 or 7 seater it is definitely a significant consideration and I would start looking elsewhere as well 👍🏻
Buy the KC Mobility Rexton instead if this is your budget levels, if budget can stretch get the Pajero Sport. Not saying the D90 is bad, its just not that good, again there is a reason why car dealerships are full of them as used vehicles well within warranty and low km's, that pretty much tells you that these vehicles re not worth the trouble.
Hey what happened to the rear differential lock? Do they not fit them in these anymore?
Yep, they've de-speccd them since 2020/1
This vehicle has near identical dimensions and space inside as a 200 series land cruiser except the 3rd row LDV smashes it out of the park
The back row is more accommodating than many other seven seaters, that’s for sure!
Loved the review but it does take some time to adjust to the quirks and thing that are not noticed on test drives
Thanks mate.
Just brought one totally happy grest car so far the apple car play is a bit difficult to use at first and service cost seem high ,but having said that lam totally satisfied with the vehicle and would recommend anyone to check it out and be surprised .
Glad you are totally satisfied.
Have you “brought” one, or you bought one? There is a difference in those words.
Still feeling a bit in doubt about LDV after that rust saga 2 years ago. So a no for me for now.
Fair enough.
10 year rust warranty on the frame is pretty reassuring. And that case was a guy who worked at a surf club and more than likely took the car on or around the beach daily
@@Drakesyproblem is the judgment transcript states that one of the issues was underlying poor quality materials.
I like it ,good for the price but if Ihad the extra money I would buy the MUX..
Fair enough!
Find it interesting that it’s badged as an LDV when it’s not a van or got anything to do with Leyland DAF which is what we know LDV as in the UK with the current models known as Maxus, named after the van LDV offered before SAIC took over.
Yep, it's a weird thing. Other markets have this marketed as an MG, or Maxus!
It doesn’t have 4L?
What is ATECO? They will replace rusted cars without question.
We are thinking of buying the 2023/4 d90 diesel. I’m going to put it to the test with towing our 2.3t caravan. We have test driven the Musso, Rexton. Pajero sport.
The only other car I would like to test drive is a second hand 2020 model diesel Toyota landcruiser prado with 220000 ks for around the same price as the new d90
Your thoughts.
Ateco is a distributor. So, they import and sell the vehicles through dealerships under licence. Other brands have their own headquarters and their systems are factory run.
OK, why not a Rexton, Musso or Pajero Sport?
If it was me, I'd buy a Rexton if the money isn't an issue.
@@therightcar Hi Matt. Musso was a nice car to drive. By the time I add a canopy will be up there in price.
Pajero sport is small on interior space unlike the ldv d90.
I am going to buy second hand on a late model 2021 onwards.
There are not a lot of ssangyong rexton out there.
Trying to stay under 45k.
Thanks heaps Gary
We need this in Jamaica 🇯🇲 urgently
They dont have a dealer for LDV in Jamaica last I checked so you would have to import it yourself. But why go for this when you can get a Mitsubishi Xpander Cross or Suzuki XL7 in Jamaica for way less and get a decent 3rd row albeit with less tech. Otherwise you are looking at 8 figures for the other 7 seat SUV options.
@@mindfreeze0838 nope sooner or later LDV will be in Jamaica 🇯🇲 just like BYD and GWM
@@jamaicasysbm2580 dont hold your breath, from what I understand all the major new car dealers already have partnerships with the brands you mentioned, the motherships will probably never land. Ive heard some of the used car dealers are trying to get a piece of the pie by bringing in BIAC but not in great numbers. If I was in the gambling business I would put money on Changan getting a foothold as they have had some success in other Caribbean markets.
Regardless though, if youre in Jamaica and you absolutely need a new 7 seater, look at the options I gave you if you dont have 10mil to spend.
Wow - I’m amazed that you saw this all the way from Jamaica. Love TH-cam! The fact I can publish something and have people literally all over the world watch it is so damned rewarding!
@@therightcar I appreciate the content
Another good review. Thanks👍
So, the third row seating is like sitting behind yourself while sitting behind yourself while driving🤔😄
Umm.. of course it’s easy to park while driving around Orange😂😂
I would choose rexton..d90 is good but reliability isn't there. Nor ateco
Fair call mate. Each to their own.
@@therightcar I really like the D90 the interior space and looks is great but owners reviews are enough to put me off. I'm personally looking forward to the Tank 500..
Rexton lacks 3rd row airbags
@@gavin047 yes it looks like a great option the size, power and better overall finish, instead of having trade offs like the others in the price range
A ssanyong might drive well when it's not at the dealership for repairs and being the best friend of a mechanic
So as far as bad Chineese packaging goes this SUV is a good 7 seater with a decent 3rd row comprable to some Japaneese MPV's that arent in the market because they are too cheap, reliable and have no ADAS. Only downside is no 360 degree camera for the large unit.
Thanks for your thoughts mate. Love the Japanese cars that are too cheap and too reliable! 😅
What DPF does the diesel have?
And what type of gear box? I.e. dct, tc, and brand?
kia sorento for tech or wait for New Santa Fe
Your missing the point as the Korean cars much more expensive 😮
Wish they sell these in Europe, all we got is Rexton so far
Nothing wrong with a Rexton!
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Junior Orchard
This is exactly the same car which is marketed as MG Gloster in India lol
Correct!
The indicator noise is obnoxiously loud. I've driven a variety of makes and models and the indicator noise is stupidly loud for no reason. I cant stand it.
It's also so slow to take off from a stopped position like at a red light. I thought my D-Max was a bit slow, but this is noticeabley slower, and i have the petrol executive so i don't know what the deal is. If i didn't have to drive it for work I wouldn't. My other gripe is connecting phones. If you have an android forget about it. The car wants you do download an app that Samsung won't download because it doesn't trust it so it's bluetooth only. It sucks that Apple car play has to be connected via a cord to work unlinke other car brands.
Sounds like you've got some understandable grievances, there.
Is this mg gloster ?
Yep, in India, the (Maxus) LDV D90 is sold as the MG Gloster!
@@iEnofadovi knew that grill looked familiar!
Yep!!
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Oh for the love of Bertie the bus kids go take the Leyland Tiger PS bus or something...
the body looks too big for the wheels or is it just me?
It is a bit of a common theme with Chinese SUVs. See the MG ZS or Haval Jolion for reference.
@@therightcar yer its not a good look but its even more obvious on this car :/
Waters Road
Seems like MG gloster
It’s the same thing. Just sold as a LDV here.
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Driving the diesel around right now
If you want a large, affordable SUV with all the bling (half of which you'll switch off) then this is the car for you
(Provided you don't mind the noisy engine that delivers it's power in all the wrong places and whose constant drone will tire you, a gearbox that doesn't know what it's doing, complete lack of engine braking, noisy running gear, slooowwww steering, wallowing suspension)
You can’t expect everything for nothing.
Rexton
You’re a fan?
same design like MG gloster
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Peter Mary Elliott James Potato. What is this cryptic business?!
Is it the copy of MG gloster 😂?????
Well, actually; I think you’ll find the Gloster is a copy of this…!
Rust from the inside out
Have you got experience with that?
Lol other than the older previous generation ute there's no evidence of that, the warranty is for 10 years from rust anyway.
how much each car
74146 Jonathan Fords
Poor man's Mercedes Benz GLS 😆
ya poor srk model? 😁
EVs only
What about them?
should only be allowed@@therightcarreviews of ice are only enticing fools to further pollute the planet