Tank 300 inside out - the secrets of the Chinese SUV, hidden from prying eyes

Chinese crossovers are actively conquering the Russian market. And it's not that everyone suddenly fell in love with them. It's just that most foreign brands have left the country - only Chinese ones remain. Residents of the Celestial Empire are trying to saturate our market with crossovers. It's understandable - such are global trends. But Russian drivers are tough - almost everyone deep down dreams of a frame SUV. Such is the Tank 300. Not only is it all-wheel drive - it also has a successful design. Externally, it's Chinese car can be put on a par with such "monsters" as the Hummer H3 and Toyota FJ Cruiser. The Chinese were clearly focusing on them. Of course, not everything is so rosy with the engines - under the hood of the Tank 300 is a two-liter turbo engine with a capacity of 220 hp.

And what is hidden in the depths of the Chinese SUV, the author of the Club Service channel will tell. He finally "undressed" the car from the Celestial Empire as he once promised. Now viewers have the opportunity to evaluate the build quality of the model. The body metal here is surprisingly thick for the Chinese car industry. Although the nuances are annoying. “Rice” steel is, to put it mildly, specific. You can bend it in some places with your fingers. However, the metal willingly takes its shape during reverse manipulations.