Hyundia, Haval or something else

Some napkin maths:

Haval Jolion
l/100km
12​
Fuel price (Rands)
23​
Life of vehicle (KM)
200 000​
Litre/KM
0,12​
Litre/life of vehicle
24 000​
Petrol (Rands) life of vehicle
552000​
Hyundai Creta
l/100km
7​
Fuel price (rands)
23​
Life of vehicle (KM)
200 000​
Litre/km
0,07​
Litre/life of vehicle
14 000​
Petrol (Rands) life of vehicle
322000​
Difference (Rands)
230000​
Up front Haval 1.5 Premium (Rands)
390000​
Up front Hyundai Creta 1,5 Premium (Rands)
469000​
Up front Hyundai is more expensive by: (Rands)
79000​
Over life of vehicle Haval is more expensive by: (Rands)
151000​

That is excluding questionable long term reliability and terrible resale.

I suspect the Chinese will do WAY better with EV's but the 1.5T in their current vehicles is a dog.
 
Brawler said:
Some napkin maths:

Haval Jolion
l/100km
12​
Fuel price (Rands)
23​
Life of vehicle (KM)
200 000​
Litre/KM
0,12​
Litre/life of vehicle
24 000​
Petrol (Rands) life of vehicle
552000​
Hyundai Creta
l/100km
7​
Fuel price (rands)
23​
Life of vehicle (KM)
200 000​
Litre/km
0,07​
Litre/life of vehicle
14 000​
Petrol (Rands) life of vehicle
322000​
Difference (Rands)
230000​
Up front Haval 1.5 Premium (Rands)
390000​
Up front Hyundai Creta 1,5 Premium (Rands)
469000​
Up front Hyundai is more expensive by: (Rands)
79000​
Over life of vehicle Haval is more expensive by: (Rands)
151000​

That is excluding questionable long term reliability and terrible resale.

I suspect the Chinese will do WAY better with EV's but the 1.5T in their current vehicles is a dog.
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Hmm and if you take the Haval HEV version instead?

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Never mind I thought the price was under R500k but I see it's gone over since final launch.
 
SauRoNZA said:
Hmm and if you take the Haval HEV version instead?

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Never mind I thought the price was under R500k but I see it's gone over since final launch.
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Cars.co.za managed between 6 & 7 l/100 with the H6 Hybrid. So similar to the Creta fuel consumption. The Jolion Hybrid is R110k more than the Creta.
 
I had a Jolion. Not sure what claimed consumption is, but if it's less than 11km/100 then they're lying. I wouldn't trust manufacturer claims on consumption from anyone.
 
UrBaN963 said:
I had a Jolion. Not sure what claimed consumption is, but if it's less than 11km/100 then they're lying. I wouldn't trust manufacturer claims on consumption from anyone.
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The latest generation is quite different and the Hybrid more so.

Cars.co.za is also independent.

BUT that would make me question the real stars of the Hyundai a bit rather than the Haval.

Same time as long as it’s not unreasoned the Haval is guaranteed to have a higher spec and more day to day comfort.
 
I.am.Sam said:
Hello all.

Looking at replacing the wife's Jazz.

Was looking at the Hyundai Creta.

But then I came across a few +-2019 Haval H2s I think it is

way cheaper also.

How's the Havals in terms of maintenance, resale and service costs?
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There. Fixed.
 
It's a no brainer honestly

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SeRpEnT said:
Err? Why not Suzuki?
Warranty wise and resale value wise Suzuki are up there.
Top 3 seller in SA too.
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Agree 100%. The Japanese make terrific vehicles. OP already approves Toyota which is Japanese so why not Suzuki?
 
UB40 said:
Agree 100%. The Japanese make terrific vehicles. OP already approves Toyota which is Japanese so why not Suzuki?
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No offense but Suzukis are rubbish, they are made really cheap. Toyota doesn't build any sub R300k cars anymore.
 
deweyzeph said:
My wife has a Hyundai Khona, also a brilliant car. You really can't go wrong with Hyundai.
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Well, Hallo, I have this exact version. Brilliant car, decent boot, seating is comfortable. power is decent.
Three people and the weekend bags all fit decently, with the cooler box. aircon on, driving at 120kph and i get about 6.5litre per 100 kilos.
Brilliant
 

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epah said:
No offense but Suzukis are rubbish, they are made really cheap.
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The Baleno is not that bad but yes its not Japanese Suzuki. There are Maruti's. Suzuki REALLY need to improve their naming as well. Baleno, Celerio, Fronx, S-Spresso, Polony, etc.
 
epah said:
No offense but Suzukis are rubbish, they are made really cheap. Toyota doesn't build any sub R300k cars anymore.
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Please explain how Suzuki offers a longer warranty than Toyota. You Mam are seriously the worst saleslady I have encountered thus far this year. Emagine how disappointed I am right now :(
 
Big Rat said:
Well, Hallo, I have this exact version. Brilliant car, decent boot, seating is comfortable. power is decent.
Three people and the weekend bags all fit decently, with the cooler box. aircon on, driving at 120kph and i get about 6.5litre per 100 kilos.
Brilliant
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Test drove one back when it launched. Very nice. All over a good car. Only problem for us was the rear seating. Made for midgets. We have two boere teenager boys and the rear seating just doesn't provide enough leg room.
We went with the Creta which had much more space in the back and it too was a great car.
 
SeRpEnT said:
Test drove one back when it launched. Very nice. All over a good car. Only problem for us was the rear seating. Made for midgets. We have two boere teenager boys and the rear seating just doesn't provide enough leg room.
We went with the Creta which had much more space in the back and it too was a great car.
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im 1.87 and i enjoyed the back seat of a creta

my big son who is 9 is already tall so going to need to future proof as well
 
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