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Message: <blockquote data-quote="coder101" data-source="post: 31543024" data-attributes="member: 568072">China is growing rapidly with tech and stuff. So their vehicles are also the same. But their strategy is different, they are more focused on building a car that can be used for about 3-5years and then recycling. This is fine for developed countries. But for a country like us which is 2/3 of the car value is tax, we have to care about the resell value. This resell value is totally depends on the parts and service availability. In Japanese cars so many components are interchanged among the models for several years. But China is advancing tech so fast, they seems to barely interchange the parts among the models. So for anyone who bought any Chinese car this early will have to face this fact very soon. You can remember how chinese phone brands came to the market with soooo many features and seemed they were far superior. But at the end of the day they just vanished and only few left, but still companies like Apple, Samsung became the leaders, because those devices had the biggest support, parts availability, after services and all.And don't think this 5-8 years warranty is for caring about the car, it is not. That is just a tactic for the buyers to give the impression that they are protected for 8 years, but that doesn't guarantee a peaceful service and parts availability at all. And yes, China may be making soooo many units and blah blah all these will work for other countries. But for early Sri Lankan buyers, it will be a hell. For a country like us, Japanese and Indian cars are the best.</blockquote>

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