Comments on: Is United Gearing Up to Introduce Chery?

By: Zahid

Zahid — Fri, 01 Jan 2021 12:19:16 +0000

Mr. Chaudhry the Owner of United motors put his money again on wrong horse Cherry QQ3 will meet the same fate as its predecessor Dahe DH350 aka United Bravo. They purchased Jig Fixtures and Dies of Cherry QQ3 (2012) face lifted version from Indonesia at Junk price and thought that they will fool Pakistani people. check the link for details.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chery_QQ3
“In 2012, the model received a facelift and was sold in its home market as the QQ3 Sport. With some inspiration from the 2008 Kia Morning/Picanto, the front and rear ends were completely redesigned. It mounted a new, more efficient 1.0L engine (SQR371F), a black interior with silver-painted inserts and a darker bi-color upholstery.”

By: Ali Khan

Ali Khan — Sun, 27 Sep 2020 16:34:32 +0000

Everybody let’s not panic. United is looking to bring a new car. FYI, the new QQ is a 1000cc car. The Bravo is 800cc. The QQ is in a different category.
Still I would like it if Chery does introduce the old 800cc model to replace the Bravo. I think it is still sold in some places around the world.
Saying that this marks United running away is premature. If that was the case, what about their motorcycle business. That is doing very good. Just the fact that they are thinking of replacing or just adding a new car shows that they are interested in staying in the market. This is a good sign that they picked up on the fact that the Bravo is not up to scratch and they are looking for a replacement so early in the game. That is good timing.
In this case look at Suzuki. It has always released sedan cars that have been failures such as the Liana or good cars that have been made to fail such as the Ciaz. From personal experience it is much better in terms of quality than the local darling the Corolla or the civic. Suzuki is also thinking of stopping the Ciaz due to bad sales. Will that also mean that buyers of Ciaz will suddenly find no parts or services for that car? Of course not!
This alarmist attitude and local Desi Japani fanboy-ism only helps to drive away others from these new brands. With all due respect to the owners of the local Corollas and civics, there is nothing in them; no quality no reliability(especially in the case of the new civic) except resale.
This is just a company trying to adjust hopefully. let’s give it time.

By: پڑھ لے

پڑھ لے — Sat, 26 Sep 2020 19:10:07 +0000

This is rally bad news for new player especially less known to Pakistani that new comer can leave at any time so stay with big 3 established names.

By: Ali Khan

Ali Khan — Thu, 24 Sep 2020 10:39:23 +0000

Reading this article, I’m glad someone listened.

The QQ is a brand car. It is built to standards. United should have considered it before the bravo. Still, better late than never.

By: Zeeshan Khan

Zeeshan Khan — Wed, 23 Sep 2020 08:22:57 +0000

This is a good news as well as bad news..

Good news in a sense, we will be getting a much refined and superior Chinese product than Bravo.

Bad news, there’s another Spectra, Classic, Pride in making. People who showed confidence in buying this car will be left with no dealership network and after sales service and parts. Manufacturer should have done this discussion over quality before launching the car. If this happens, Bravo buyers would be witnessing their hard-earned money going in waste