What are the serious flaws of the Great Wall M2?

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VanKeegan
07/30/25 1:49am
The flaws of the Great Wall M2 include small displacement and poor stability. Below is a detailed introduction to the defects of the Great Wall M2: 1. Small displacement: The air conditioning cools down slowly, and it's quite strenuous to run the AC when the car is fully loaded. The car lacks power at startup, which is understandable given its 1.5L engine. It can reach 130 km/h on the highway without any issues, but around 150 km/h is nearly its limit, with little room for further acceleration. 2. Poor stability: The car is too tall, and the chassis is also too high. Its lightweight design exacerbates the issue, especially when passing by large vehicles or encountering crosswinds, making the car noticeably shaky. The suspension is not firm enough, increasing the risk of rollover. The ride is also quite bumpy.
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