Brilliance FRV – 6000 orders already
Brilliance seem to hit the market right every time, first it was their BS6 – Probably the first good looking Chinese car ever made, secondly it was the smaller BS4; a runaway success. The Coupe seems to have found itself a niche market, but sales of that dont appear to be approaching critical mass yet, on the other hand, the Brilliance FRV will make up for any losses on the Coupe.
According to Shenzhen Automotive World News, total orders for the Brilliance FRV in the first month have reached 6000 cars.
The manual versions of the FRV will be delivered to customers in August, but those who opted for a manual version may well have to wait until September. Demend is reportedly greater than Brilliance’ can produce, leaving some customers with no choice but to wait. The base model of the FRV starts at 60,680rmb, which no doubt entices many younger customers who are on a budget.
The FRV is based on an entirely new platform from Brilliance, and will no doubt be a great seller in the coming months.
As for China Car Times, we think we’ll wait for the rumoured FRV GT – a 1.8 Turbo assisted model.
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I bought a Brilliance FRV car
but i hope the day return and i will dont buy it
the first the radio and Cd donn’t work and in the maintanance tell me that they change it (since one month)
till now the radio and CD don’t cahnge
there are problem in brake
broblem in the keys
and so
i afraid every day i found new problem
sahar from egypt
Hello Sahar,
are you sure the car is bad, coz i was planning to buy it next month….
what do you advice me dear?
Rania Deyaa
Alexandria, Egypt
why did u buy it?
Hi Sahar,
I am sorry 2 hear about ur car?
what model did buy?
I think the maintenance is a problem with egypt not the car. All service sucks in egypt. Because people here don’t care about anything.
I have an frv and she is great in all ways, just wish they would fix the roads in this weakly governed country.
The government here actually dig hole in the streets so people can drive into them. they say it’s cheaper then education.
seif
it ways very hard to write this with out using any four letter words