Leading version with 11.4 units. Five-year installment plan with a two-year loan clearance of 95,000. Is it expensive? It's not white.

Hello everyone! My brother's about to order a car. He's interested in the LTD with full-time 4WD for driving on highways in wet weather but also likes the Offroad version with rear locker + KDSS. So, I have a few questions: 1) Can the LTD have a rear axle locker installed? How about the ARB air locker, is it a non-destructive modification, and how's the quality? 2) In rainy or snowy weather with the Offroad version, what happens if you drive fast in two-wheel drive? Isn't it unsafe due to slipping? If you switch to H4, does it have a center differential, and what's the maximum speed you can go (80 km/h)? 3) If we end up buying the LTD, can we modify it with the TRD front bumper? The TRD front really looks good. Thanks, everyone!

I'm planning to change my car this year as one of the first HS5 owners. Does anyone know when the fuel version of the HS9 will be released?

My 2017 MG GS automatic luxury version has been driven over 108,000 kilometers in five years. A few days ago, while driving on the highway, [when accelerating uphill and pressing the gas pedal deeply, the power suddenly disappeared. I could only hear the engine revving without moving forward]. I checked and confirmed it was in D gear, tried switching to S gear but it didn't help. After turning on the hazard lights to let the cars behind pass, I pulled over, switched to neutral, and then back to D gear, and it could drive normally again. I don't know what the issue is. Could any knowledgeable teachers or friends advise? Thanks [smile].

I currently drive an eight-year-old Nissan Sunny 1.5 with a fuel consumption of 6.5 L/100km and have driven 50,000 km. I have a parking space at home where I can install a charging station, and I don't drive much on highways. Is it necessary to switch to an electric car? My main considerations are saving money and having shelter from the elements. I don't drive the petrol car much because I don't need to and the fuel is expensive, so I prefer using an electric bike. It would be different if I switch to an electric car, right? What car would you recommend?

Is the two-door version of the Jeep Wrangler worth buying if I'm traveling solo across the country at 36, without carrying too much luggage and not planning to go off-road? Just asking fellow car enthusiasts if this car is worth it or if there are better recommendations. I don't like large or long vehicles.

2019 model (purchased in November 2019), two-wheel drive, five-seater luxury version. Recently, the push-start button isn't responsive, and I have to press it hard for it to work. What could be the issue? Could fellow car enthusiasts share some insights? Thanks.

When will the five-seat version of the GWM Tank be released, and is there any production plan for it?

I need help with my 2019 1.5T Automatic Luxury Cabin version. I've been driving it for three and a half years, mainly in the city, and it's done over 31,000 kilometers. Recently, in the past two months, the fuel consumption has skyrocketed. When I fill up, the gauge shows 630 kilometers, but I can only actually drive just over 400 kilometers. Two months ago, I could easily drive around 550 kilometers. Does anyone know what's going on?

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.

Can you get the Yingku 1.5T Max with a five-year installment plan at 10.5 without interest?