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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.
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...
The recently launched 2011 Chery J1 has been given a three-star safety rating by the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP). The result is far from a ringing endorsement for the Chinese hatchback, which is currently Australia’s cheapest...
The Chery J1 is now officially the outright cheapest new car in Australia, with the price dropping $1000 to a staggering $10,990 drive away. General Manager of Chery Automotive Australia, Dinesh Chinnappa, said the dramatic 8.
Chery’s second new model joining the J1 hatch is the Chery J11 compact SUV. The J11 is a front-wheel drive soft-roader available from $19,990 driveaway. Like the J1, it is available in every state except Victoria, as neither vehicle has...
Chery Motors has launched in Australia, with the Chery J1 light hatch joining the Chery J11 compact SUV as the initial offerings from the cut-price Chinese manufacturer. The J1 hatch has joined the Proton S16 and the WA-only Geely MK as the...
Chinese manufacturer Chery had planned to build cars for Chrysler to sell in to North America as early as last year in exchange for a vital cash injection, there's no secrets there, but with a distinct lack of the engineering talent required to make...
Chinese auto manufacturer Chery, suffering from the current hard economic times, has started laying off employees and freezing development of some new models. The state owned company, controlled by the Wuhu city government in Anhui province...
Chinese car maker Chery automotive is rumoured to be in talks with Ford and private equity firms about financial backing to acquire Swedish-based Volvo from Ford Motor Co. a Chinese business magazine reported yesterday.