Haval Jolion: Premium from $23,990, Lux from $26,990 Driveaway @ GWM

2550

One of the cheapest brand new SUVs available with good features for the price and more interior space than other Chinese competitors at this price point.

$3000 saving off regular prices.

$495 for metallic Black, Red, Blue or Grey paint.

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Comments

    • @ Mortgagetightass
      "over a massive 40% depreciation in such a small timeframe.."
      if 10% depreciation per year (including the first year) is massive depreciation, I'd like to know what you're comparing it to…. gold bars?

      • Our Delica has probably dropped about 40%.

        We have had it for over 15 years though so cant complain!

  • +5

    Carpet mat set $149 fitted

    How much if I fit them myself?

    • +13

      $148.99

      • +3

        Thanks. I will add to order then. Cheers

    • What about if I just get 1 mat?

  • +1

    Here we go.. Grab a popcorn

    • +1

      I prefer CCs

      • -6

        I prefer porn. Sorry children

        • +2

          There are quite disturbing ways to read this

        • +1

          what?

  • Damn that's cheap

  • Choose hybrid to use electricity and petrol together?

    • +1

      Yes, a hybrid uses both

    • If you use both the electricity ignites the petrol.

  • +2

    How does it stack up pound for pound with Chery Tiggo 4?

    • +38

      It's bloody close…
      Haval Jolion 3086 pounds
      Chery Tiggo 3060 pounds

    • I think tiggo is smaller than the Jolion

    • In the blue corner…..

  • +1

    Way too expensive before. More realistic pricing.

  • god damn i might get it

    • god damn i might not get it

    • Might? What’s stopping you?

      • +3

        Money

        • It's still a waste of money if you have no need for a new car

  • +1

    Great Pile.

  • +21

    Waiting for brand snob retarded comments made by people so rich they are on ozbargain looking to save 10 cents but acting so rich for these cars

    lol

    • +2

      Pretty offensive.

    • HAHAHAHAHA

  • +2

    Unlike other western countries, the fact that we have CHAFTA is a massive W.

    As China invests more and more into their automotive industries we'll see better and higher quality cars as the years pass.

    • +3

      But they've been in market for so long already. (I'm not a Chinese car hater. Just aware they haven't made the strides like those of Hyundai even after being in the market for so long)

      • -1

        Time in market vs Hyundai? Not sure if serious.

        • +1

          China has had a car manufacturing industry for a few years more than South Korea.

          • +2

            @rodericb: Wizko mentioned western markets, the Koreans have been competing on quality for a while now.

            • +2

              @BartholemewH: He's talking about how quickly the Korean makers went from crap to good. Not overall time in the market.

            • @BartholemewH: Also, the Koreans have been winning Car of the Year awards around the world, including World Car of the Year awards.

    • +10

      No they are not. But thanks for your 10 cents.

    • +2

      I was not able to draw my own conclusion. Can you please draw it for me when you have a chance?

    • aaaaaaand that ladies and gentleman is how you spread propaganda….

  • This is cheap for hybrid

  • What real world economy of the hybrid?

    • +5

      AUD CN¥

  • +17

    The Chinese are done with competing with the legacy auto makers. They are now competing amongst themselves.

    • +1

      Vw's only way out is to block trade through their lobbyists. How to fcuk over consumers with inferior technology and poor value 101.

    • +1

      Yes, competing in the budget space.

  • -1

    This an EV tho?

    • +19

      No. This thread would be 10 pages long by now if it was.

  • How safe are these compared to the competition?

  • Jesus christ how are these chinese cars so cheap??

    • +5

      Not Jesus. Emperor Pooh Bear.

    • +2

      Cheap labour and automation

    • +11

      That’s what happens when your minimum wage isn’t almost $30/hour…

    • +5

      Made from premium chinesium

    • lmao why did I get downvoted for asking a question

      • Because the internet. Serious business.

    • +17

      It wasn’t too long ago Japanese and Korean small cars were selling under and around 20K , they got a little bit greedy in the last 10-15years and left the door open to be undercut by other low cost manufacturers.
      Really you could see it coming from a mile away.
      In a world where business practices are fairly transparent and public companies must report profits to shareholders it’s a matter of time before they are out manoeuvred by a country that’s lowering costs - be it wages , robots , scale and efficiency of logistics and supply chains and can pivot the whole society to react to market needs.

    • +2

      *jese christ how are the euros and koreans/japanese so expensive??

      There fixed it.

      • +1

        Yeah actually thats fair, car prices have gotten pretty ridiculous ever since covid.

    • +1

      You been conditioned to pay exorbitant prices for cars.

      Time to wake up and smell the coffee.

    • -3

      Because they're junk. I just drove past one of the MGs with it's bonnet up on the side of the road yesterday. Looked like it was about 2-3 years old.

      • +1

        One. Saw a BMW on the side of the road the other day as well.

        I have a Jolion. Apart from some horrible tech and lacklustre gear box it is fine.

        • But tech and gear box make up a major percentage of user experience.

          Having owned/own Hyundai's from different decades and driving the work LDVs there are huge differences in overall quality and finish. Not to mention temperamental quirks with the LDV

    • +1

      The real question is, how are other cars so expensive?

      Toyota Corolla $18K aud in China, $35 in AU
      CHR $28k AUD in China, $55k in AU.
      …..
      Yet this price still cannot stop Toyota's share in China from falling rapidly.

      • It could be a different car in china.

  • Can any mechanics offer an insight into the reliability of the 1.5L turbo engine?

    • +16

      yes

    • +1

      That's hard to say.

      Warranty would keep these in dealers workshops rather than independents.

      I'm a bit sceptical of small engine plus turbo for something like this or maybe that's just ecoboost PTSD

    • +2

      As a very general rule, if you stress a small displacement motor with by turbo charging, you get higher output over a shorter lifespan.
      Would make sure I understood the limitations of the warranty very well.

    • +6

      Honestly, I'd be more concerned about the Chinese Dual clutch transmission.

      Yeah, they could stuff up a 4cyl internal combustion engine, but they've been mainstream for decades, I'm sure they could steal from plenty of half decent designs to come up with something reasonably reliable.

      Dual clutch transmissions have not been anywhere near mainstream for that length of time and even the good ones don't always have the best name for reliability.

      • That’s plenty fair, I just can’t imagine why they would put a DCT on one of these though. More parts = higher price one would assume. Maybe a torque converter wasn’t sporty enough to match the motor? 😂

        • Yeah I think it's stupid too.

          The only reason I can think of is DCT are actually slightly more fuel efficient than a standard auto as they are mechanically coupled when in gear not hydraulic. So maybe it's to eek out another 2% fuel efficiency… Which is something car manufacturers do these days to try and meet their various targets.

      • Id rather dct than cvt!

        • Probably not from a reliability standpoint in a cheap Chinese car…

          • @Binchicken22: Yeah I dunno

            If they are like the ford ones they will fail within warranty lol

            Its a shame its not a wet clutch like the h6

            We have a mondeo with wet clutch dct and its been flawless (330ks on the car now)

            • @thirtysixd: Focus had a dry clutch. We all know how that went.

      • It's ok, there are still plenty out there.

      • Having a few of the breed, I could probably let you have an AU for a cheap price. Just a couple of things to hammer/ sort out and she's good to go!

        • The AU has an Intech, not a Barra.

  • +5

    Great car and great quality (far better than an overpriced Toyota).

    • -2

      Make sure to buy one so we can see it fall apart over the next 20 years whilst a Camry from 2005 is still running then

      • +1

        At this sort of pricing, I wouldn't drive something even close to 20 years.

        Not saying your comment is trash, but it basically is garbage.

        • Another consumerism disease. Disposable cars instead of clothes, built for the lowest bidder. Now that’s true garbage

        • you be you princess! Folks like you do help keep the bargains coming!

  • +7

    Wait three months and more reductions when the tariffs stop all Chinese manufacturers from us. Win for us

    • Wouldnt they be left hand drive? Perhaps they are all modular.

      • Well they will be focusing more on right hand drive environments as a different market

  • Any comments on the safety rating of these cars? Are they safe in the case of an accident. Thats a really good price for a nice car

    • +3

      Are they safe in the case of an accident

      Only one way to find out….

    • +5

      5 star safety rating.

    • https://www.ancap.com.au/safety-ratings/great-wall-motors/ha…

      5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

      Well made too. Great car for the price.

      One problem about the car is not having actual buttons to control air conditioner heated seats etc….. Everything done through the touch screen. Can pull down on the screen as short cut to controls.

      But actually buttons or dials are way better. Also the ADAS is bit over zealous and beeps and bongs a lot.

      Other than that amazing value for money

  • Reckon I would have pulled the trigger on this if it wasn't for the cargo space. Hard to give up the 100L extra space of my current 2016 XTrail for camping.

    • But you could finally free yourself from that Nissan CVT and go DCT.

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