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I'm skeptical about this. Australian buyers have strong brand loyalty, especially with trucks. People know Ford, Toyota, and Isuzu. Would they really trust a Chinese brand like Chery for a vehicle they depend on for work? Seems like an uphill battle.

Look, I might be proven wrong, but I still think most serious tradies won't risk switching from established brands. They need reliability they can count on, and Chery simply hasn't proven itself in Australia's demanding work conditions.

The C8 Corvette ZR1 just became a whole different beast with this tune. Nearly 1200 HP is wild. I'd want to see long-term reliability data before jumping in though. Anyone planning to do extended testing?

My husband has a Ford Expedition and he's been having random lighting issues for the past few months. We just assumed it was a minor electrical glitch. Now I'm wondering if this recall is what's causing it. Definitely calling the dealer tomorrow.

I understand both sides of the argument. I'm interested to see how the new Grand Cherokee L performs in the long run.

The 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee L has been simplified, with a focus on reliability and affordability. The new engine options, including a hybrid and a turbocharged V6, offer improved fuel efficiency. The interior is more spacious and features an updated Uconnect infotainment system. However, some ...