Yep, early jap cars were not as good as they are now and early Hyundai's aged much faster than a similar jap car. Now we have the first serious wave of chinese cars, and I expect they will age faster than vehicles from manufacturers that have been making them for much longer. My opinion based on what I have seen so far, and some knowledge of chinese cost cutting engineering, I wouldn't be parking my arse in one anytime soon.
nicolaas3,
Dec 9, 8:26am
! Jap cars came good in about 1969 with the KE10 Corolla and the Datsun 1200
r15,
Dec 9, 8:26am
show me a similarity in deign!looks like they burgled isuzu in the late 90's for their decks, nissan for the headlights, mid 90's mitsi motor, with the size of a ute from the early 90s. just where the market isnt heading. well done china
rob_man,
Dec 9, 8:52am
I see the smaller size as a bit of a plus, those USA style monster trucks coming out of Japan aren't going to be very happy trying to squeeze between the trees on NZ bush tracks.
jacqui248,
Dec 9, 9:05am
anyone got naything to say about the isuzu max
chebry,
Dec 9, 9:13am
Japan wake up man Tailand build all those Jappa utes they have the world biggest market for them and design and make them there
hpaul,
Dec 9, 9:15am
In all but detail it's a Holden Colorado.
chebry,
Dec 9, 9:27am
Thats Chevrolet Colorado with a holden badge made in Tailand
r15,
Dec 9, 6:32pm
nissan makes the D22a - a smaller new japanese ute with a fairly good track record
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