I didn't really have much comments about Chinese cars. When
Chery and Geely came I just thought they're just another cheap
brand entering the market. We survived with Proton and Perodua, so
we'll do with them.
But I was wrong.
The crash test results of Chery and Geely are dubious. It's amazing
why LTA allow such cars to enter the market. Singapore roads can
really be endangered by their presence... BG Yam Ah Mee (CEO of
LTA), what are you doing?
As Hari Raya Haji approached (oops... or was it the new year?) I've
noticed an increasing number of red-plate Chinese cars on the
roads. That really leave me worried about road safety in
Singapore.
Chery should be okay since their plans are copied from GM...
So is Geely. They've been on the Chinese roads for years
now...
But LIFAN? After vising the motorshow I can safely conclude the 520
is the biggest piece of junk I've ever seen in motoring
history.
LIFAN 520 is made of super glue. Door handles, aircon vents,
dashboard... everywhere you see superglue traces.
If it comes to Singapore, the roads will really be in danger.
Say no to LIFAN.
