We get a significant range of new Chinese cars in Australia, and generally they are fine; in the low end of the market they are about the best quality for the m

We get a significant range of new Chinese cars in Australia, and generally they are fine; in the low end of the market they are about the best quality for the money, in the middle they show issues where they can't deliver a overall polished product, so you get things like crappy driving dynamics or poor ADAS or janky UI. Think like you took a top trim Merc, and made one part very shit, and then priced it like a Toyota. There doesn't seem to be any significant longevity concerns, but they have also not been around that long.