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After launching its first three models in Australia in 2011, the local distributor of Chery, Ateco Automotive, says 2012 will be about consolidation for the Chinese brand. Ateco’s Daniel Cotterill said at least the first six months of 2012 w...
The Chery J11 has achieved one of the worst crash test results in recent years, with the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) handing the Chinese-built SUV a lowly two-star rating. The two-star result is the poorest rating for any vehic...
The Chinese-built Chery J11 has been recalled in Australia over concerns of its structural integrity in side impact crashes. A total of 1664 Chery J11 compact SUVs have been recalled over the defect, which comes just seven months after it was la...
The Chery J3 has been launched in Australia, becoming one of the cheapest small cars on the market. Priced from just $14,990 driveaway, the Chinese-built J3 undercuts the most popular cars in the small class by around $5000, while offering a list...
The Chery J3 will become the cheapest small car in Australia when it hits national showrooms in the coming months at $14,990 driveaway. The Chinese-built Chery J3 (called the A3 in its domestic market) will initially only be available as a five-...
The Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) has hit back at claims made by the distributors of the Chery J1 that a recall of the Chinese-made hatch would unofficially elevate its safety rating from three stars to four. Last week, Ateco Aut...
A mandatory safety recall of Australia’s cheapest car, the Chery J1, will “almost certainly” turn it into an unofficial four-star safety-rated car, according to the vehicle’s distributor. A total of 702 Chery J1 five-door hatches have been...
The 2011 Chery J11, already the cheapest compact SUV in Australia, is now even cheaper, with a $2000 cash back offer bringing the price down to a bargain basement $17,990 drive away. The front-wheel drive Chery J11 launched in Australia in Februar...
Chery J1 vs Suzuki Alto GL Model Overview 2011 Chery J1 five-door manual hatchback – $10,990 ($11,990 with $1000 cash back) 2011 Suzuki Alto five-door manual hatchback – $12,490 The recently launched Chinese-built...
The Chery J1 will continue to hold the outright title of ‘Australia’s cheapest car’ throughout June and beyond, despite the $1000 cash back offer officially ending today. Daniel Cotterill from Chery Motors’ Australian importer, Ateco Autom...