Is the CVT in the Setus a steel chain or steel belt? The 7.99 version only lacks those two LED lights, right? It still uses halogen lights. I was initially considering the new TuYue 799 version, but when I saw that even the spare tire was downgraded, I was immediately discouraged. Now I'm looking at the Honda Binzhi and Setus. The Binzhi is 10,000 more expensive, so I'm considering the Setus. The only concern is why the headlights are still halogen.

I want to ask how many lights are in the rear tail light of a Yaris, and what type they are! Because when I reverse, I only see one light.

Is the fog light above the taillight on the left side only and not on the right side for the Sienna Platinum version?

I'm considering getting a Model S. Should I go for the dual motor version or the tri-motor version? Thanks!

Can I still consider getting a 3.6 from 2017 to 2023 after a few years? I really like this model but I'm not a fan of the new Cherokee design. Plus, there aren't many 3.6 models from 2017 onwards available in the market. Our family car still has about five to six years before it retires. I'm worried about buying it only to face major repairs. Can I still consider getting one with higher mileage by then?

When the rear fog light on the 2021 SAIC Volkswagen T-Cross 1.5L Comfort version is turned on, only one side will light up.

I bought a used 2018 Peugeot 3008 and feel like the halogen lights aren't bright enough. I replaced them with LED bulbs, but the light is still scattered and not good. Could you suggest what bulbs I should use? Also, does the original car come with projector lenses?

Why is the USB on my Song Plus Fuel Version not charging? Will I have to pay if I go to the 4S shop, considering it's still under warranty? If anyone knows, please let me know.

Does the center part of the taillights light up on your luxury version at night, or only the sides?

I'm planning to buy a Panamera soon. Initially, I was considering a regular Panamera with options totaling around 140. But I recently discovered that the new Active Ride can only be selected on the e-Hybrid, which is about 16 more expensive even if I forgo some options. Can any owners share whether the Active Ride feature is worth the money? Is it cost-effective?

Is the CVT in the Setus a steel chain or steel belt? The 7.99 version only lacks those two LED lights, right? It still uses halogen lights. I was initially considering the new TuYue 799 version, but when I saw that even the spare tire was downgraded, I was immediately discouraged. Now I'm looking at the Honda Binzhi and Setus. The Binzhi is 10,000 more expensive, so I'm considering the Setus. The only concern is why the headlights are still halogen.