If I had to pick an adjective to describe my (former) Chinese car* , it wouldn't be "unsafe". It ticked the right boxes for people who might not know a lot abo

If I had to pick an adjective to describe my (former) Chinese car* , it wouldn't be "unsafe". It ticked the right boxes for people who might not know a lot about cars, but it left a lot to be desired when it came to maintainable. Still, there was quite a bit of value for money, and if you can deal with the high maintenance requirements it wasn't a bad car. *2011 Haval H5. Or, as I explained it to others, 4Runner knock-off with Mitsubishi engine and styling.