it's very simple.

the mindset of chinese businessman is screwed.

they compromise EVERYTHING for profit and market share.

i won't buy a china car ever.

minimum i'll go is a KR

I love your 2nd paragraph. "If you happen to have a crash in the QQ, expect to die."

I burst out laughing when I read this statement.

Friendstar: I totally agree with you.. but hopefully someday they can change that mindset of theirs and make proper stuff which wont kill people.

Carmour: thanks! i wont dare sit in one..

I remember watching a clip of an china-made car crashing into the barrier during a crash rest. The car was equipped with 2 airbags. The test is a standard 60km/h frontal impact test.

During impact, true enough the front bumper asorbed the impact and the airbags were deploy. But the next few milliseconds shocked me. The frame of the car was no enough to absorb the rest of the impact and the the classis of the car crumpled.

The frontal frame was continuing being push back and the A pillar of the frame wrapped. From this video it seems that the undercarriage also bend and the airbags were off angle and "slipped" away from the crash dummies. The head of the dummies and clear seem to have impacted into the dashboard.

The result as a total mess and the car fail the NCAP test...The airbags were useless for this case. (I know now is NPNT but if you look around in youtube search for "chinese car crash test" I'm sure you have find that clip.

This clip made me lost all hope for china-brand cars.

I'm not so sure the NCAP test is accurate.

It could just be a plot to condemn the China cars which are flooding the european and american markets with their low prices.

Its all about budget isn't it. I mean, sure, if you can afford a Continental car or at least a Japanese one - sure, why not drive one of those. But if you only have so much money but you do need a car, then i say, why not a China car?

You know dude, ultimately, its not the car that matters. Its the driver. And the ones getting the most accidents, crashing and dying, are owners of luxury cars. How are you to blame China-made cars? They are only machines that may not be the most reliable - but the drivers are the ones that matter. So in accidents, blame the driver, not the car.

And i don't think the safety rating is nearly half as bad as claimed. If it is SOOOOOOO bad like ya-ya Singaporeans like to think of it, then why is it still on the roads and selling like hotcakes? Its cheap, it works - deal with it.

Well, I think it is somehow good that car makers from China are trying to improve the quality parts of their cars. But for me, I still don't think they are not doing their best enough especially in terms of safety measures. A good example is when one of this china car is on a stop then a fast car hits it, passengers of that china car would surely get a major injuries because the material of the body isn't hard or good enough to protect the people inside. I also don't think it's engine, suspension and control arm kit are good enough to make the car stable when driving at high speeds. They should continue to improve their changes and also avoid copying name from other car makers such as this one.