Anyone own a Vuka?

Okay so there are a few that looks similar in design.Jonway and Vuka are pretty close to where I live(about 10mins drive),not sure about those other guys but anyway which of those scooters are the best in terms of build quality and reliability.

Ive only ever saw Jonway and Vuka with the majority of people driving Vukas around my area.
 
So now Im ready to get a Vuka but got an oppertunity to get a small car instead?????Deawo Matiz....Ill start a new topic because I don't want to make a mistake in buying this car.
 
In an ideal situation you'll have both a car and a scooter/bike.

The car is for wet days, the scooter/bike for sunny days and for those quick shopping trips for small stuff.
 
That would be the best thing to do,but in an idea situation I would have more $$$$.
 
You just have to look at the complaints against Vuka on Hello Peter. Monkeyworld indeed.
I just don't get it. People want a two wheeler to go at least 80km/h, sip petrol (compared to their cars) and be able to commute long distances without hassles. And they expect a cheap, unreliable, poorly built, downright nasty piece of Chinese rubbish to accomplish the task :confused:
Scooters are not real bikes. They are designed for short commuting around small, clogged, European towns and cities. Here our commutes are mostly vast swatches of level kilometers in hot, high traffic conditions. In the Cape it's windy and these scooters are unstable at best.
On the highways, scooters just don't have the reserve power to accelerate away from trouble.
Rather stick with a proven, small cc, brand name Motorcycle that has stood the test of time.
 
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