I wonder who's in charge of tuning the 'door strings"? 😁

Lol I thought it might be like a little holder so your stuff doesn't fall out of the door

@@bouncingshot It's the optional door guitar.

"I'm taking my car in for a tune-up" "Huh? I thought EVs didn't need tuning" "Not the motor , the doors!" 😆

I think you could play “three blind mice”

Car dealers having an outpost showroom in a mall has been a thing for a long time; "The new Oldsmobiles are in early this year." was a line delivered during the mall chase in The Blues Brothers, after all, and that movie is 43 years old.

My local Mazda dealership also has a cafe, but it used to be a Lincoln dealer so I think it's from that

>t's like all the manufacturers know buying a car is more unpleasant than it ought to be, but they haven't found the solution yet. There is one, abolish all the damn dealerships and let people buy directly from the manufacturer and before you say "but how will warranty and servicing be handled?" Let the service centers exist, just not the dealerships that are attached to them

They (the big 3) know the solution but it’s up to the dealers to cough up money and make changes as the companies don’t really want to spend their own money.

Mail order cars. That's the solution. . . which happens to be illegal.

so "Build Your Dreams" is a back-formation unsurprised

​@@markrossow6303 of course it is, i mean BYD can be interpreted in many different ways, like: Be Your Dad 🤣 but yeah i would guess BYD didn't expect they will be able to extend their business this wide in the consumer market when the company was first founded, therefore didn't pay that much effort in coming up with a good name

AAADY was too on the nose I suppose

TMK it doesn't mean anything Chinese whatsoever.

Yadi只是一个电动摩托车公司....

he hoped that it was going to break in the worst case scenario

Potential LiveLeak moment there

yeah I was real worried about this, I've seen plenty of Chinese CCTV footage to know that fail-safes are not much of a priority to their engineers

Everything is a mechanical fuse if you try hard enough

Just trusting that the motor is weak and everything is so plastic that it breaks before it causes harm. Safety? Nah.

brasil?

By $100 vs the mg yes.

@@headxplosion adivinha só

@@Sharion.Inuyatt é, o pedroso no teu nome entregou

They suck, unless you like supporting communism. Also they like to burst into flames lol

Renault used to sell cars in the U.S. that had a big sticker across the rear window with their slogan, "the one to watch." I thought that was very tacky.

Fun to be had swapping the letters round I suspect.

Yes and I can imagine that if these letters were ill-fitting or one fell off you’d look like a pretty broken person in that car of broken dreams you built.

@@caulkins69 what a good way to tell people you're on FBI watchlist.

BYD was a made-up word when Wang registered his company, which was initially a battery workshop. He tried several names but all have already been taken by others, so in the end he called "f*ck it" and made up a word for the name of his factory. As a battery factory, name is the least thing to worry in the business, but it turns into a challenge as BYD steps into car manufacturing. Because BYD is suspiciously similar to "F*ck It" or "Son Of B*itch" in Chinese, which sometimes can be a problem in marketing the cars. So BYD recently came up with that slogen "Build Your Dream" as sort of compensation. So every time you show the BYD logo to drivers near you, you are in fact pull a large middle finger at them.

Seriously, most if not all of these Chinese car manufacturers are more like random startup tech companies than actual car manufacturers, that's why their cars are so full nonsense.

Yet everything still makes more sense than BMW's new appearance.

I would never buy any of these, not just because of questionable Chinese quality but the "technology". This is more or less why I hate new cars and won't have one. When I'm driving a car, I want my focus on the road, not on some touchscreen while trying to navigate a menu system just to turn the heat up or down a notch!

@@dr.elvis.h.christ Amen! Exactly how I feel!

Come to China and see how everything is made this way. From street signs to hospitals, everything designed is as if by seven-year-olds-cheap, ugly, nonsensical.

oh you were READY for this

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Tianmen square 💀

Mr. Clam Man. Is that you?

Legacy automakers are developing lots of EVs but with one small problem: they are hyper focused on the luxury and near luxury segments, and completely ignoring the budget segment.

@@digitalrailroaderit’s not ignoring they simply lack the ability to make affordable evs without going bankrupt

this seems to be something very difficult for a lot of people to understand... economies of scale@@blee04524

​@@blee04524the point is that you hardly ever see an ev thats made to be a low budget economy car, they all have these gaudy luxury features that more or less do nothing but inflate the price of the car even further.

ah ah.... 3 visually impaired mice... these days

You are a hundred per cent right there I will stick to the tried And true

nobody care

@@famousraperandrapperkriswu656 cry more chink

Maybe... maybe they already start much much earlier than you aware of them from the low-end market.

@@odysliu9235 Perhaps I should have been more specific. The Japanese started *exporting* at the cheaper side of the market before going upscale. I have no doubt that at the Chinese market - which I am absolutely unaware - the cheapest and most basic cars are domestic.

the whole build your dream thing is a last-minute tack-on explain, in the past the back of BYD cars just have a sort of knockoff BMW logo.

Haha I thought the same thing. In fact I posted the same comment on Doug Demuro's video when he reviewed a BYD car. I believe 'Build your dreams' is also a reverse acronym too.

@@wonseok_song Might be a retcon reverse acronym, but I think BYD should embrace it. Wang Chuanfu was a poor farmer turned engineer who started a small company to sell aftermarket batteries for laptops and phones and such, and less than 30 years later BYD is the 2nd largest battery maker on the planet, maker of the innovative LFP Blade Battery. Then a few years later, he decided to buy probably the worst car company in China to try his hand at making cars, and now 20 years later, BYD is about to surpass Tesla as the number 1 selling EV maker in the world. The man really did build his dreams.

Before Lucky Gold Star name, it was just "Gold Star", with GS logo instead

it's funny cuz BYD was initially just named "YD" as in "Ya Di", the place it was founded, but later when attending an exhibition or something they added a letter B before YD so that their name could show up higher in an alphabetically ordered list

Do you know why things that work fine in China end up having quality issues in the United States, Canada, and Mexico? It's not a problem with the equipment or the materials; it's an issue with education. I'm not saying that the education in North and South American countries is inferior to that in China; I don't know how to put it exactly. In countries influenced by Confucian culture, they seem to be better suited to producing higher-quality products. Since I moved from China to work in Canada, my stress levels have decreased significantly, and my daily workload is much lighter than in China. However, even so, I am one of the hardest-working people in the company, and I see colleagues all around me chatting over coffee. These colleagues often make mistakes, but the company can't impose individual penalties for their errors, so they don't have an incentive to avoid these problems from happening again. In China, such a situation would result in penalties from the company. Although this also goes against labor laws in China, employees there feel that if they cause losses to the company, they should be penalized. In Canada, no one thinks this way. North America is more suited for a carefree life, while China is better suited for creating and producing products. However, the world is now moving away from "Made in China," relocating production outside of China. In reality, this approach can cause greater losses to most people because the costs incurred when those careless employees make mistakes eventually trickle down to consumers.

Dutch sound like klingon..... j/k

I doubt it. With all the cars on video spontaneously combusting, and with all the anti Chinese sentiment, I highly doubt they will be much of a threat.

@@jailbird1133 Do you like the kind of Chinese fake news that you make up with clips or pictures to make yourself happy?😂

@@jailbird1133 We have spontaneous combustion. What about your spontaneous combustion data? And why isn't spontaneous combustion making headlines around the world? After all, they export to the world and the world is concerned that China is leading the new energy electric vehicle industry and field. And they supply other countries' brand parts supply chain, so why do they supply other countries' brand car batteries?😂

@@user-hc5cg3jc3i it's not fake news, my friend. There are tons of videos. And the Chinese government has issued warnings to not park them inside. Also American busses and cars are far superior.

Lmao yeah I'll believe it when I see it. Here in NA you see anything engraved "made in china" You get a sinking feeling in your stomach knowing it's quality will be questionable at best and will have horrible reliability. I highly doubt american car buyers are going to shell out 40 grand for one of these pieces of junk by any reasonable metric. Every single car brand that has been bought out by chinese companies have completely nosedived in terms of long term reliability. Tools, cheap knockoff electronics, gaming consoles, replacement car parts... made in china is synonymous with cheap quality, corners cut, and breaking fast.

This sounds like the complete opposite of " The Worlds Most Interesting Man " beer ads.

I am blurting out: Keep ‘em, I don’t want one. The stupid neon like dash light panning the passenger side of the first one? F’ing something a 12yr old would think is cool Same for the 3 blind mice bass strings. WTF? LEDs lighting up the silly rotating door knob. A complete knob thought that would make it stand out. Elon Musk said back when the Model S was new, a comment stating big car companies that have new innovations were really just out of innovative ideas so they would make a stripe on the hood or something essentially pretty sad and embarrassing in terms of THE NEW MUSTANG!!! Or whatever they were pushing for the next years reason to convince buyers their 12mo old car was in need of replacing 😂

If it did make you want those crap piles, you will need to get your brain checked. Glad that didn't happen 😂.

That's bcos U R a racist bcos U hate anything chinese....

U meant from these 'smart idiots'🤔

Dont worry, Chinese are very receptive to feedback as long as it sells more. So you'll see the changes :)

Have you driven a recent Chinese car? I can afford any normal range car and chose a BYD ATTO3 and so satisfied, high quality materials, no rattles or electronic failures in 15 months unlike MB owning neighbors. Confident enough to ordered A BYD Seal performance. Badges are easily removed if you are paranoid about what others think of your choice.

They wont change a thing cux they dont care at all, the just want the money

I love the little travel buddy. Maybe it's a speech controlled little helper that winks and says beep boop when you ask them to change the radio station or set up a GPS. As long as it's not a speaking autonomic assistant Bonzi Buddy annoyance that never shuts up.

There is the option to have the physical representation of NOMI removed, which actually costs less.

I'd kiss the little robot thigy :3

it is called 'Cigar Lighter' in the electrical diagram for my 1995 5x2 manual transmission Land Rover Disco 1 I used the wires from it to power a 110V inverter + USB charging

@@markrossow6303 Neat. However, I don’t intend to pick up smoking now just because my car is from the 1950s. I want the functional outlet for the same reason: USB charging. To be honest I should do an alternator conversion first as well.

@@tuckersbaby I have a combined USB charger and Bluetooth to FM transmitter in my lighter socket. Both of them would be useless if I had a slightly newer car with built in charging ports and a Bluetooth radio. I also have a regular household wall socket in my trunk, so my old travel refrigerator doesn't need the lighter socket either. I also love my digital speedometer, but I wouldn't want a whole dashboard wide screen full of useless junk. All I need is physical buttons for volume/AC/heating, and a phone holder.

Although I have a BYD with all the electronics, my climate control is how far down I roll my window.

I have the same impression driving a new Mercedes or Audi.

The assembly lines for these cars might as well head straight to the landfill.

"ratchet wrench" would be the U.S. term -- Ed made the sound effect of one !

​@@metalic1990 pfff sure buddy...

@@stanisawkwasniewski2087 life is brutal and this is a truth. German premium brands are cheap made for a very long time.

Too real 💀

NIO is very spacious too.

Italians are simply used to poor quality. Fiat, anyone?

Dollar for dollar, I bet the fit and finish is much higher than their european or american counterparts.

@@InXLsisDeo I'd bet twice it's not

@@InXLsisDeo the BYD Han sedan starts at seventy thousand Euros: this money a few years ago could get you a base Audi A8 and I don't have to tell you which had better interior quality

@@jailbird1133 are you dumb ? Chinese cars are half the price of european or american cars with the same level of equipment.

really odd yes

No, it's "Hot Cross Buns" in F#.

I'm pretty sure it is actually Smoke on the Water...

Same here, I drive an MG M5 and it's a very nice car for the money. I'm old enough to remember us laughing at the first Japanese cars imported to America.

and also of the Japanese cars. I like Ed's videos a lot, but this one is a cheap shot.

@@martindione386 Yeah, this reminded me of the chortling about Japanese cars in the 70s and their odd takes on features. That turned out well.

Thought the same, the commentary was annoying.

Personally, I think the current high and rising anti-China sentiment will stop Chinese brands from ever selling well in the US, which is a problem that European, Japanese, and South Korean brands never had to truly face.

Everyone posting is using a computer and or phone made in……….yep! China.

Could u Share this channel? I can understand mandarin

@@TheMasterofComment try wheelsboy... china based native english speaking guy... and funny too...

@@BaumInventions thanks

@@TheMasterofComment This is the English version. I think there’s a Mandarin version: youtube.com/@Wheelsboy

@@TheMasterofComment If you don't hate EVs, Fully Charged Show has coverage on Chinese EVs as well

Dude, after years buying Samsung and Motorola smartphones, I swapped to Xiaomi... 2 phones in 7 years, and the first one still works, I only changed to have more storage memory. Believe me... Chinese brands knows how to make good electronic gadgets.

@@BruninMalvadeza bought 4 chinese mobiles in 2 years because of the price. I can tell you that they are some of the cheapest but all of them were Overpriced. Later bought a Samsung. No problem at all.

​@@aasamspb967 This is why you buy phones made by big brands like Xiaomi (or Resmi), VIVO, and Huawei only and not some random ones lol. Also never buy the cheapest or entry-level phones if you wanted to get your money's worth, that's the most important key when buying Chinese phones. I've been using Xiaomi phones for 6 years now and never had any issues at all

If you and other People support the Chines gowement it's gone be theth Way! Or ells bye a non Chines car!!!

True, it used to be Japanese, and it wasn't long ago that people used to laugh at koreans but now telluride and palisade are most desirable cars in the market Now it's chinese turn

this is a disappointing video from an otherwise good channel. the anti-china sentiment felt like they went there decidedly to be unfair. I'll ignore the idiotic, tired old (and wrong) 'china spying' comments (all modern evs have a dozen cameras and sensors). the material quality for the price didn't seem too different from whatever the europeans are doing these days, as are the screen-heavy UI with occasional glitches. the cheesy 'member of the family', 'mobility apparatus' etc marketing doublespeak was literally invented and perfected by the americans while the showrooms being a place to relax and dine was popularized by lexus and people thought it was a great thing. not sure why the same would be 'funny' when the chinese do it.

The difference is the Japanese gave us quality cars, and actually were pioneers in ergonomic design. These cars are just plagiarizing the worst of trendy design gimmicks whether they are practical or not. Also let's remember there are reasons these cars haven't hit the US yet.

I've been hearing the "roads would be full of Chinese cars" for 20 years now, and I have yet to see that materialize (except for Volvo etc.). They don't really offer anything you can't find elsewhere for a similar price. They have good lease deals for EVs and that's about it.

Give em five seconds, they're made in China. (I can't resist I'm sorry.

@@jlinn543 Remember, all smartphones, including iPhones are "made in China", same goes for Tesla cars and all its power train and batteries. 70% of Tesla's superchargers are "made in China"... while about 45% of all EU cars have at Chinese components. The idea that "made in China" automatically means "cheap and crap" is not always right. After all, there are 99% chances your own PC, smartphone, laptop, tablet or router is made in China, or has Chinese-made components. And if we look at current WV, Opel or even BMW models, I doubt Chinese "crap" are worse.

@@jlinn543 I fear you're mistaken "Chinese crap" to "made to spec". Just like the Japanese cars in the 70's to the early 90 were ridiculed, it was just a transition fase. The Chinese manufactorers do try to build to the specs of the customer. So you can buy a everything included top end luxury EU limo, with a shitload of components made in China, or go shopping in a dollar store/Action.

@@cristitanase6130 you are horribly wrong, Apple is shifting more and more phone production to India, Samsung phones are made in Vietnam, tesla has plants in Nevada, Texas and now Germany along with the Shanghai plant. Dell is phasing out it's chip manufacturing in China by next year, while most other computer companies are setting up shop in their already established plants across other parts of the world. Chinese quality has improved yes, but so has the other established marques in the segments they operate in. So while the quality of VW, Opel, BMW and others has gone down, they're still better than the trade dumping half assery China is still producing.

@@maddox0110 I fear your Chinese to Japanese comparison is well completely wrong. The Japanese made inferior cars in the 50's, but by the 70's they surpassed their European and American counterparts in reliability and quality. In the same amount of time, Chinese cars have largely remained stagnated. So yes they have improved in 20 years, but so has the established marques and there's a reason why they still focus on price and why they're still have a bad reputation when it comes to quality.

Using psychic energy? BS. Japan's economy fell out in the late 90's with a high cost of living, aging population. Much like the late 1920's, they thought the good times would never end. The US also invested in the Japanese economy, nobody was a winner there.

My dude you fell for the con. Notice why all the detail is spent on the interior? LCD screens cost maybe 20 bucks at the sizes here, strap some low power android unit to them and every zoomer who knows nothing about cars will get captivated but useless trash. Meanwhile the chassis is poorly made. The EV system is 5 years behind Tesla and the entire thing has massive warranty issues and no aftermarket part support. Everything out of China is a scam, this one is just more clever

@@captlazer5509 Look up the Plaza Accord and its effects on the Japanese auto and consumer electronic industry. Now the US can unilateral impose something like the Plaza Accord on a client state such as Japan. Trying to wage a similar trade war against China, on the other hand, won't be so easy. They are not a lapdog like Japan was.

​@@deepbludreamswtf

What's your point? Honda entered F1 competition 2 years after they made their first car. Chinese started with badge engineering then evolved to copy-pasting and stuck there forever. 30 years precisely. This precise Borrow-Your-Design Han-dsome EV got its chassis from an 20 year old Camry. If you didn't know or didn't care now I'm telling you that. Your welcome.

Yep, in Chinese version it writes 3.8s (time to reach 100km/h from 0).

Battery swap service is NIO.

All these CARS have a better built quality than TESLA.

The only Chinese cars we have here at any volume are Buick Envisions. The ones in this video are unable to be bought. At least the region that I'm from - the "Rust Belt" - we were very industrious and our cities have been hollowed out of jobs, money, & people beginning once Nixon normalized trade relations with CCP China in 71. Therefore, not many people in the Great Lakes Midwest have any admiration at all for Chinese products, especially Chinese cars.

In Australia the BYD Atto 3 starts at around $50K AUD (around €30K) and got five stars in the ANCAP testing. Around $10,000 less than a Tesla Model 3 standard range for comparison's sake. The warranty is kind of weird (some parts have different warranty periods to other parts) but that's more due to the local importer than BYD themselves. They sell well enough, around 1000 a month.

@@Cincy32Things may be hollowed out economically in Cincinnati Ohio but that’s not the case throughout the rust belt. Pittsburgh is on fire. The economy is booming. As for cultural acceptance of Chinese cars you might want to travel outside of your almost Kentucky mindset. If the safety standards can pass our criteria and the price is right people will buy. Period. No wonder people think Ohio is nearly as backwards as Alabama.

@@DJL78 Take your umbrage but we won't get fooled again. The more backwards people think we are, the better.

@@Cincy32 Spoken like a true Confederate.

Totally agree.

Honestly just make similar videos but at other showrooms (outside of Chinese iPad poop cars)

Next time do a similar review on Merc, Audi or VW.

​@@ezjenken "poop cars" Lol ok baizuo 🤡🤡🤡

Simple cars that work don't sell.

Same here. I had a suburb legacy 98 wagon. I got it at 213k and drive it about 3 years. Put an alternator and fuel pump in it, otherwise just regular maintenance. It got so rusty fenders were flopping, all the window motors quit. The engine and transmission were still running like new. But so many things needed fixing and had 349k at that point. So junked it. I wish I would've had a garage or somewhere to keep the drivetrain. Best snow car I ever drive. Was just a sweetheart of a car. If I ever buy a new car it's gonna be Subaru 😊

@@theboyisnotright6312just don’t get the new Subaru Solara just yet.. *Subaru and Toyota need to first make sure the wheels don’t fall off and the rear door handles work. Hopefully the two will figure it out and not issue any more recalls by their next release. Honestly, not what one usually expects from these two Japanese auto manufacturers. What happened to their quality control? *they also collaborated on making the bZ4X.. it’s other clone.

@@evolv.e I think they learned "planned obsolescence", They are not what they used to be. Sadly😔

@@evolv.e say what you want, the Japanese build good cars. The krauts do also. You know the Germans, part of the reason they lost WW2 is they put like perfect bearings in their tanks. Quality always. The bearings would last 20 yrs. Problem was, a tank in that war lasted maybe a month. Americans built the Sherman. Not a great tank, but we battled they had 2 tigars and we would have 12 Shermans. They would kill 3-4 of ours but shear numbers wins😊. Sorry can't sleep, so writing a novel on KZfaq no one will read🤣🤣🤣🤣. In Minnesota, forcast high tomorrow is 101. Got no AC.just Fing hot 🥵🥵

That's what I drive!

Back-Formation

MSI means Microstar Inc. in Chinese is 微星, meaning Microstar. Asus is actually A-su, the southern Min pronunciation of 華碩，Chinese eminence; but then they said they took it from Greek “Pegasus” lol

Samsung is three-star, 三星, and its old logo had three stars in it. Mitsubishi 三菱 means three- diamond shapes, as their logo

Economy motorbikes exist

Not much good if you want a car.

@@iangrice329 Mitsubishi Mirage? Nissan Tiida?

Only the Note available in UK. Can't even get a basic Suzuki anymore.

Exactly

Out of curiosity, how old are you, and what Mercedes cars you previously owned ?

44 years old, have owned ML270 (W163 series), S500 (W220 series) and just recently sold my CL65 AMG (C216 series) that I used as a daily driver@@catbert007

​@@catbert007myself I owned a 2018 S CLASS... But I can say the same, CHINESE EV's are well built... There's a NIO Service center in my neighborhood, and I've been there a couple of times... Their indoor space, functionality plus quality, design... Beat TESLA'S.

@@buravan1512 wow In suspected that the Chinese is catching up fast .. but never knew it is that fast in term of finesse ! Thanks for the insight, the BYD of MG evs seem to be more desirable now.

Don't misread best value for best. Mercedes indeed are overpriced af and getting cheesier everyday so I get your frustration towards European luxury brands but, why not Japanese?

Yes me too .. don't buy one .

People also still buy Nissans and, to a much lesser extent, Mitsubishis, so why not

VW was basically the first western automaker to enter the Chinese market and they've been the number 1 selling car brand in China for more than 30 years, in a row. Until 2023, because by the end of this year, it seems likely that VW will finally be dethroned ... by a little company called BYD. BYD sold just 400,000 cars in 2020. Then it sold 800,000 cars (all either EV or PHEV, mind you, BYD no longers makes pure ICE powered cars) in 2021. Then it sold 1.8 million cars in 2022. And BYD is on course to sell 3,000,000 cars in 2023. No car company has ramped sales like this since probably the Ford Model T. All this almost all domestic sales too. BYD's international expansion is only beginning.

@@tren133 They tried to sell in my country in 2005-2008. It didn't go well. For some (probably legal) reasons they did not try to sell their copies of the Corolla and Yaris (like other Chinese did), and instead rolled out an "indigenous" tiny car, a 2001 model called BYD Flyer. 40 horsepowers, 118 kmh max, 7000$ US. Brilliant. No, it did not sell. They may be better today (let's give them the benefit of doubt), but now the market segment is taken up by Chery and GreatWall and their countless marquees.

@@jmi5969 BYD didn't decide to start building cars until they bought a very obsolete and obscure small car company in 2002, so yes the gas powered cars they were building in 2005 were very bad. I think I rode in one of those Corolla clones when I visited China about 10 years ago. But fast forward to 2023, and now Toyota is using BYD batteries and drivetrain for their own EVs, because BYD now makes leading edge tech in the EV space. They are far far ahead of 2nd tier Chinese carmakers like Chery and GWM these days.

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Yeah apparently they're terrible. The VF8 was one of the worst reviewed new cars on the market.

I saw some video's about the Vinfast. Stunning looking vehicle for sure...but that's it!! Production was rushed by the government to have a national posterboy and they ended up with a cool looking shit EV with numerous faults that for obvious reasons sells like crap...

The shares? Yes. The cars? Nah.

@@grunchlk cars and shares. Why do you think Usa don't want them doing business on North America.

@@guileanoc4280 protection for GM and Ford I suppose. The Nio cars look better than Teslas in my opinion, but the interior looks cheap.

Nice and warm though.

"Upscale" is how they trap you, all this interior tech is just window dressing. LCD screens are very cheap now and running Android is free. What they don't tell you is these things are built like garbage and have no warranty support or parts availability, they are designed to part idiots from their money.

Lol, I hope we are in the same universe. The rav 4 in North America is absolutly garbage from intetior to power plant. And by the way, my 2016 highlander make noise break hard as well and the rear brake caliper seized as well. You keep your antique. We move on the modern era

@@user-jh6vt8vx4v I've had this RAV4 hybrid for now about a week and so far it works well. I assume it's a 2022 model. Much better than the mg that's for sure

If you can speak English and German it's even more crazy as Dutch and Afrikaans sounds like mixture of both.

Their ignorance and arrogance just amaze me.

@@hermesliteratus882 well my guy, you had literally gone numb with what it essentially "sarcasm" is.

" They literally couldn't takes tech advancement coming from the East " 😊

Well, that's precisely the point!!! Even Stone-age people had common sense and understood concepts such as "style over substance" and basic functionality. Now, I do get that some people want the latest fads and gee-wiz features to impress their friends. Then, there are those who will immediately ask, will the car even be drivable when that fancy all-in-one LCD screen eventually fails and balk at the $10,000 replacement cost.

​@@samgooi1905Watch some of his other shows and you'll see he has praised many Japanese cars.

no in China we understand it means 😂

Though let's be honest, no regime will save the root of what made that party disgusting. It's a nightmare not since the 20th Century, but from millenia ago.

Think it's "waarom", warum is german