Ahh, the beauty of life. Trading off on the lesser of two sins.
Another 'great' effort by the China automobile industry,
to help 'reduce' the number of people driving on our
congested roads. Shall we call it umm..., Darwin's theory
of natural selection? I think we shall.
Good.., good.., great, buy la hor? We all drive China cars and
together we all can buang and die due to
sub-standard mass
production, lack of safety counter-measures (i.e airbags, tensioned
seatbelts & anti-lock braking systems). All and more
cutbacks to help you afford a car when you actually can't.
These automotive businesses are banking on YOUR ignorance &
desperation.
Nevermind the Germans & the Japanese, who poured billions
into R&D, for motor vehicular stability and passenger safety.
What do they know right?
China cars are the wave of the future in Singapore motoring...,
to help our governments create better relations between our
nations. Fail safety test oso nevermind, sweep under the rug, close
one eye. Bunch of retards.. Doesn't neccessarily mean
when something can be done..., it should be
done. Personally I'd prefer hopping a cab driven by
one of our nation's many insane-taxi-driver community rather
than even remotely considering purchasing one of those death-traps.
I'll take my chances with our cabbies thank you very much...
Accidents do happen &
they always will. What car would you like to be in if you are
in one of those...?
Here's a shortlist of cars you could buy with at least
some form of safety and reliabilty (in order of type)
1. Hyundai Getz/ Nissan March/ Honda Fit and/or Jazz
[Hatchbacks]
2. Honda City/ Hyundai Avante/ Mazda 3/ Nissan Latio [Mid-sized
Sedans]
3. Honda Stream/ Kia Carens/ Hyundai Tucson/ Daihatsu Terios
[MPVs & SUVs]
You want quality you gotta pay for it, like said often here
@ SGF, "You don't get durians if you pay for peanuts...."
Don't let your loved ones die or get seriously injured cause
you're too impatient to save up or too stupid to realise that
you're a cheapskate. Safety is always first. "When the buying stops
the killing can too" - Jackie Chan 