I have just bought Hafei Minz for $19,990 (OPC)
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You buying Hafei's showroom?Originally posted by sir_peanuts:i would have opted for your method rather than buy a minz, honestly. its parts should be more readily available and you're not as likely to need them as if you bought a hafei.
the "showroom" really puts me off.
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If you can afford a car, you wouldn't have bought an OPC Minz.Originally posted by WHATODO:I Defn loving it every journey! As long as i dont have to feel finacially stress over cars. I am more than happy!
Personally, I think it is unwise to spend so much money on cars when you jolly well that you know you cannot afford it.
People say accident etc then die. Well thats why we call it 'accident'! Live or die, its not for us to decide.
What about financial stress that can lead to high blood pressure, sleepless night, arguements, social instability etc? Have anyone ever compared between accident and those?
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Hi WATODO, welcome you back! According to your reply, your hafei is showing its value, other than talk rubbish, I hope you enjoy the driving. Although here got a lot of people even never study on China cars, just use their anti-chinese habits to talk, we are still happy here still got some positive comments. Look forwards, hope china car makers will show us more evidences about quality, especially on safety concern. Good luck!
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I like Hafei meter, feel like borrowing TS car for a test drive (test drive = pusing engine to the limit). But sadly I can't do that in Singapore, because I don't have a Singapore license.
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Well another person who dont have driving license and just acting like 'mr know how to drive'!Originally posted by toyota-corolla:I like Hafei meter, feel like borrowing TS car for a test drive (test drive = pusing engine to the limit). But sadly I can't do that in Singapore, because I don't have a Singapore license.
Hello! if you want to test drive:
1st you need to know how to drive and not just pushing engine to the limit.
2nd Go get yourself a driving license
3rd What crap, you dont have Singapore driving license. Most of the international license is valid for 3 months in Singapore!
4th Stop making a fool out of yourself! -
Thanks, yah I know what you mean by 'anti-chinese habits to talk'Originally posted by mikelhw:Hi WATODO, welcome you back! According to your reply, your hafei is showing its value, other than talk rubbish, I hope you enjoy the driving. Although here got a lot of people even never study on China cars, just use their anti-chinese habits to talk, we are still happy here still got some positive comments. Look forwards, hope china car makers will show us more evidences about quality, especially on safety concern. Good luck!
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Originally posted by toyota-corolla:I like Hafei meter, feel like borrowing TS car for a test drive (test drive = pusing engine to the limit). But sadly I can't do that in Singapore, because I don't have a Singapore license.
You cannot understand english is it? He never say he don't know how to drive, he just says he don't have singaporean driving license. So your point 1 and 2 is wrong already.Originally posted by WHATODO:Well another person who dont have driving license and just acting like 'mr know how to drive'!
Hello! if you want to test drive:
1st you need to know how to drive and not just pushing engine to the limit.
2nd Go get yourself a driving license
3rd What crap, you dont have Singapore driving license. Most of the international license is valid for 3 months in Singapore!
4th Stop making a fool out of yourself!
Secondly, he can choose not to apply for IDL right? Maybe to him its not worth his time and effort to apply for his IDL so that he can drive your Hafei, so your point 3 is crap as well.
Lastly, please read properly then reply, and stop making a fool of YOURSELF, FOOL! -
I think I have made my point (dont need good england for that) that there are people like both of you that dont know much about driving but just like to be 'Mr Know How to drive'. So yeah stop making a fool out of yourself.Originally posted by nightsky87:You cannot understand english is it? He never say he don't know how to drive, he just says he don't have singaporean driving license. So your point 1 and 2 is wrong already.
Secondly, he can choose not to apply for IDL right? Maybe to him its not worth his time and effort to apply for his IDL so that he can drive your Hafei, so your point 3 is crap as well.
Lastly, please read properly then reply, and stop making a fool of YOURSELF, FOOL! -
Er.. you've made the point you can't understand english? I mean, I'm sure you do not need 'good england' to prove that you can't understand english.Originally posted by WHATODO:I think I have made my point (dont need good england for that) that there are people like both of you that dont know much about driving but just like to be 'Mr Know How to drive'. So yeah stop making a fool out of yourself.
And I'm talking about your misunderstanding of the previous post, nothing to do with Mr Know How to Drive, and yes for your information i DO know how to drive. So.. who's the fool? -
that's one of the determinants for choosing a car isn't it? the after-sales.Originally posted by WHATODO:You buying Hafei's showroom?
the quality of its support tells a lot. for example, i would want a dedicated and professional staff to be serving me whenever i'm sending a car for servicing. or repairing.
if its sales executive sit under a tent and swat flies, how do you expect me to have confidence in such a brand?
just my thoughts. you may think otherwise, and you're free to do so. i would like to qualify that i'm no china-basher. but to blindly stand by a decision without having the capability to acknowledge its flaws isn't healthy either. -
hahahafei....ON express way motor die ar...LOL....
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Do you even own your own car Mr Know How to Drive (AKA Mr Fool)?Originally posted by nightsky87:Er.. you've made the point you can't understand english? I mean, I'm sure you do not need 'good england' to prove that you can't understand english.
And I'm talking about your misunderstanding of the previous post, nothing to do with Mr Know How to Drive, and yes for your information i DO know how to drive. So.. who's the fool? -
Really? wow you so clever and so expert at cars.Originally posted by Aaron8209:hahahafei....ON express way motor die ar...LOL.... -
Please dont expect so much from 19,900 car. This car is for non-fussy people.Originally posted by sir_peanuts:that's one of the determinants for choosing a car isn't it? the after-sales.
the quality of its support tells a lot. for example, i would want a dedicated and professional staff to be serving me whenever i'm sending a car for servicing. or repairing.
if its sales executive sit under a tent and swat flies, how do you expect me to have confidence in such a brand?
just my thoughts. you may think otherwise, and you're free to do so. i would like to qualify that i'm no china-basher. but to blindly stand by a decision without having the capability to acknowledge its flaws isn't healthy either.
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Once again you've proven my point by totally missing the point and changing the topic.Originally posted by WHATODO:Do you even own your own car Mr Know How to Drive (AKA Mr Fool)?
But that's fine, after all thanks WHATODO for making an otherwise dull saturday evening slightly more interesting. -
WHATODO?Originally posted by nightsky87:Once again you've proven my point by totally missing the point and changing the topic.
But that's fine, after all thanks WHATODO for making an otherwise dull saturday evening slightly more interesting. -
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Wasted my time praising your car meter although I quite like the look, small engine and espiecially the meter, but wasted that you given such reply, I should have be like other user flame WHATTODO instead.Originally posted by WHATODO:Well another person who dont have driving license and just acting like 'mr know how to drive'!
Hello! if you want to test drive:
1st you need to know how to drive and not just pushing engine to the limit.
2nd Go get yourself a driving license
3rd What crap, you dont have Singapore driving license. Most of the international license is valid for 3 months in Singapore!
4th Stop making a fool out of yourself! 
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Did I hurt your feelings? Oh so sad....Originally posted by toyota-corolla:Wasted my time praising your car meter although I quite like the look, small engine and espiecially the meter, but wasted that you given such reply, I should have be like other user flame WHATTODO instead. 
Want me to bring you candy to cheer you up or maybe a car key? -
end up the engine blow or either that u'll be just disappointed cos its not a performance car...its just rubbishOriginally posted by toyota-corolla:I like Hafei meter, feel like borrowing TS car for a test drive (test drive = pusing engine to the limit). But sadly I can't do that in Singapore, because I don't have a Singapore license. -
I suppose, that why the meter is so small.Originally posted by AE86tofu:end up the engine blow or either that u'll be just disappointed cos its not a performance car...its just rubbish -
whattodo,
i think i am getting the 7-seater soon
Will post back once done in a few weeks time , after my wife approval.
heeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaa ...
I like the econ hafei , cheap and good)) -
eh? still alive ah?
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Oh you mean your toyota's engine wont blow? HmmOriginally posted by AE86tofu:end up the engine blow or either that u'll be just disappointed cos its not a performance car...its just rubbish -
Why do you need big meter, you got eye problem? Need me to buy youreading glasses?Originally posted by toyota-corolla:I suppose, that why the meter is so small. 