Remember when we used to say "Jap crap"?
Yes, but that was decades ago & in these days of new cars being designed to fail I suspect the Chinese are probably at the forefront.
I know people who drive them, too. And they think they are great. Time will tell, but it looks like they are here to stay.
www.theguardian.com
Watched B & C last night and they had a rotten old Merc that the expert said was due to Mercedes using recycled steel at one time. So not really just Chinese
recycled steel ? is there a difference ?
Doesn't make sense. Modern steel works are capable of making good quality steel, and have been doing it for a hundred years.
As was ours plus there was a shortage, so manuf. had to 'export or die'
What also doesn't bode well is the fact that in the case of the two MG EV failures ,both the dealer & manuf. were totally indifferent to the problem.You will also find insurance may be harder to get, they have'nt got the support network, so parts/software etc have to come from China, and that pushes up the costs to insurers.
UK drivers struggle to get insurance for Chinese EVs such as Jaecoo
Firms do not offer cover for some models, or charge more than for equivalent petrol cars, research finds
That's exactly what I thought. My Canadian cousins boyfriend would always talk about Jap crap. Yet it was far better than the yank monsters of that day.
