With a budget under 200,000 and needing a 7-seater SUV for a family with two kids, you're looking for something safe, stable, spacious, and reliable. Considering Changan CS95 and Exeed Lingyue, which one is more recommended?

GS8, wake up!!

Not worth it at all.

Just take your family to the dealership to check out the two cars. When I was buying a car, the GWM Tank 500, Haval H9, and Geely Xingyue L were all options for me. In the end, I took my family to experience them all and see which one they liked.

Safety is definitely assured with the GWM Tank 500, as certified by CCTV.

I drive a first-generation 95, and it's currently at 230,000 kilometers. As long as I do regular maintenance, it's good to go. It doesn't picky with fuel or engine oil. I've only changed the tires and timing belt, nothing else. In terms of power and the four-wheel drive system, it outperforms the Exeed!

With a budget of 200,000, you have options like the Hyundai Santa Fe and Ford Territory as a base, and then models like the Haval H9, GWM Tank 500, VW ID.6 Crozz/X, and Chevrolet Blazer—all offering 6-7 seat configurations. The Crown 95 is indeed considered an older model.

Custo, if you're not in a hurry, wait until the end of the year for the Tucson and the new Santa Fe.

The Haval Moon is definitely a no-brainer choice. Whether it's design, power, fuel economy, or safety, it absolutely outperforms the 95.

Definitely the Lanshan!

The value retention of the 95 isn't great. I've studied the 95 since its first generation and really like it. The four-wheel drive is powerful, even though it's an on-demand system, it's truly impressive. However, some aspects are a bit outdated, and the fuel consumption is high. Although I really like the 95, the Haval Dargo is also good. In the end, I just want to say that everyone has their own preferences, and what you like is the best choice for you.