Great Wall Diesel Cars
The Great Wall Diesel 4WD - 4x4 cars are a robust option for those seeking an all-terrain vehicle that can handle New Zealand's diverse driving conditions. With four models available, the range provides various options that cater to different driver needs. These models are highly durable and designed to take on any terrain thrown their way.
Firstly, the Great Wall Steed Single Cab model comes with a load bed capacity of up to 1 tonne, making it ideal for those in the construction or agriculture industry who need to transport heavy loads regularly. This model has impressive ground clearance and high strength steel chassis to tackle even the toughest terrain.
Secondly, the Great Wall Steed Dual Cab provides seating for five adults, with ample space both in front and at the back. Its combined passenger-car feel makes it an excellent option for everyday commuting while still delivering fantastic off-road performance.
The Great Wall Cannon Single Cab is perfect for drivers seeking top-notch fuel economy while not sacrificing power or torque output. The 2-liter diesel engine paired with either manual or automatic transmission produces a power output of up to 120 kW at 3600 rpm.
Lastly, but no less impressive is the Great Wall Cannon Dual Cab offering easy-to-use controls and sufficient passenger space that combines superior safety and unbeatable convenience features suited for families on the go or group road trips alike.
All these models come with quality materials, such as anti-lock brake systems (ABS) coupled with electronic stability control (ESC), so drivers can have peace of mind on slippery roads commonly found during winters here in New Zealand. These trucks also boast generous cargo capacity as well as off-road specific tyres that deliver maximum grip in muddy or loose soils when engaged in four-wheel drive mode.
In summary, if you're after a tough workhorse capable of taking anything you throw its way yet offers decent everyday usability too – The Great Wall Diesel 4WD - 4x4 range is definitely worth considering if you're in New Zealand!
