What's the fuel consumption like? Is it suitable for regular outings? I'm torn between an electric car and a fuel car. Considering the Haval H9 or the GWM GS8. Electric cars are really economical.

If you're looking to buy a pickup truck that is both stylish and fuel-efficient, you might want to consider brands like Haval or GWM. They are known for their appealing designs and good fuel economy.

I'm looking to buy a used car and I'm torn between the 2013 Mazda5 and the 2011 Odyssey. Can anyone offer some advice on which one consumes more fuel?

Just got a used 2019 Haval H9 on 11.20. The navigation isn't working (failed to start), and I haven't figured out how to use the dash cam. Hope some helpful car enthusiasts can offer some advice.

The 2022 Haval H9 is approaching 40,000 kilometers, and I'm not sure how much longer the original spark plugs will last. Fellow car enthusiasts, at how many kilometers did you change your spark plugs? What condition were the spark plugs when you replaced them? Thanks! ***** Also, I've clearly stated it's the Haval H9 and posted this in the Haval H9 section. Please make sure it stays within the Haval H9 circle and not other H9 circles. It's really tiring, you're quite something! *****

If the Hongqi HS9 comes out with a fuel version, I'll be the first to buy it. Unfortunately, the electric version isn't very suitable for long-distance travel.

Is there any inherent connection between the latest generation Haval H9 and the new Toyota Prado?

Is the car's chassis low? Is it suitable for commuting or going out for fun? [tears]

Is it a fuel car or an electric car?

Looking for a used car for around 20,000 to 30,000 to practice driving and for daily commuting. Considering the Haval H2, GWM C50. Any other recommendations? Mainly want something convenient and economical.

I've been driving my RX300 for five years. I'm torn between switching to an electric car or continuing to drive it.