What are the differences between the Geely Binyue Shooter and Hunter?
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Geely Binyue Shooter and Hunter differ in terms of configuration and engine. Differences in configuration between the Shooter and Hunter: The Shooter version features automatic headlights, automatic air conditioning, and air purification. The Hunter version adds configurations such as auto-hold, hill descent control, GPS navigation, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi hotspot, and keyless entry, making daily use more convenient. Differences in engine and transmission between the Shooter and Hunter: The Shooter version is the only model equipped with a 1.0T engine and manual transmission, while the Hunter version comes with a 1.5T engine and dual-clutch transmission, with a higher price.
As someone who frequently drives different cars, I see the main differences between the Geely Binyue Shooter and Hunter versions lie in their configurations. The Shooter version is generally more basic, with a budget-friendly price, making it suitable for those with limited budgets. The Hunter is the high-end version, featuring additional tech functions like auto hold and a rearview camera. Both are equipped with a 1.5T three-cylinder engine, offering similar power, but the Hunter's transmission might be smoother, with better noise control at high speeds. Exterior-wise, the Hunter has a sportier front grille design and larger wheels. Inside, the Hunter features more soft leather wrapping, while the Shooter uses more plastic, giving a harder feel. The space is the same, with both trunks capable of fitting four to five suitcases. Fuel consumption is similar, around 7 liters per 100 km in city driving. If the budget allows, I'd choose the Hunter for its slightly higher resale value and hassle-free use. For beginners, the Shooter is a cost-effective choice, and upgrading configurations later is also an option.
