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I have been in the asset finance space for years. Most of my clients will do a novated lease once and never again. Everything attached to the maintained novated has a margin including the finance. If you are not claiming any business use on a car just do a regulated consumer loan. Are there tax incentives, yes, as long as you are close to or crossing a tax threshold. Unlikely for most, again everything has a margin. Even if you factor in a $25 per month admin fee from the provider it’s still not work doing. BTW $25 per month would be around 1% variance on the rate on a $50k car. Anyway good to see someone telling the truth about there novated experience

Fantastic work! I drive a beat up old 2007 Ford Falcon Wagon. Bits falling off everywhere but mechanically unkillable with the inline 4 litre 6 cylinder motor. Runs smoothly and effortlessly. It looks like crap but I love this car! We have a 2013 Amarok, which we purchased 2 years ago. Higher repair bills, however, a super efficient 6 speed manual and a pleasure to drive. I have driven Ford Falcons most of my adult life. 60 years old now.

Thank you!

YOU WERE SPEAKING ABOUT HAVAL… THEN YOU SAY IT IS JAPANESE. IT IS CHINESE!

Hopefully they can work on the fuel economy for the H9 as the hybrid Tank 300 & 500s just chug fuel like no tomorrow. It makes the hybrid system pointless. I can't even see this car coming to Australia as it's so fuel inefficient and there is no hybrid version, it simply won't sell well here. The Jolion & H6 are selling well because it's cheaper and similar/better than the Toyota equivalents (Prado 7.6L/100km & Kluger 5.6L/100km). If the H9 uses 2x as much fuel (11.4L/100km) as the Toyota equivalent, people will buy the Toyota instead.

Evs are lease and rentals not for ownership.

Thanks Dimitri

Reminds me of my bosses Land Rover, from the side and back, also the interior

why take a ride on the wild side ? - just get a Toyota

That is one sexy beast! I will be back in China from 8-12 October. The overlords are insisting I attend their new factory opening and local government meetings. I've been through these junkets before which are boring as hell, I will just be there as a token foreign customer. At least I don't have to waste time getting a visa anymore... My buddy there recently traded his G Wagen on a new Huawei PHEV. We will never see that here obviously and I am looking forward to going for a ride. Top of the line at $80,000 AUD (over there) and he reckons that the Huawei makes the Merc look like a bucket of 1/2 baked bolts. I never liked the G Wagen much, terrible value for money.

H9 has no hybrid and phev vrrsion

The car does look impressive. But I'm sure their will be things that annoy me about it. As with all cars. As no car is perfect. However a very strong engine is most important factor for cars of this size. Imagine carrying 7 people, luggage etc and its struggling. It's the trade of between performance v price. If it's cheaper price the engine will be adequate. Not exceptional. Still a good looking car. Best I've seen from haval.

Nice review mate, love the colours available especially that dark green

It's cost here 34000 usd for mid options Without adaptive cruise and panoramic sun roof

A nice little video thanks I am thinking of buying a used D90 because of the price.

The engine is a joke, how is this better than Tank 500?...

Thank you Dimitri, great work ...

looks great yet i don't think the dealer in Saudi Arabia would bring the diesel engine cant w8 2 see the people who would buy it and mod it with a lift kit and bigger tire for offroading

GWM providing solid competition to themselves. This Haval looks the part. The scenery quietly looking epic in the background. What region would that be?

Wow, this looks great! Good for long distance travel and camping 😀😀

Hello. I hope the H9 comes to Australia. I also hope its a cheaper 7 seater than the Tank 500. Out of curiosity, did you ever fill up your LDV D90, using all three rows and if so, what was the driving like full-time fully loaded?

Hope it comes to Aus then

There’s no doubt that Chinese cars in the main are very well styled and competitively priced. Over the past 5 years however we have been bombarded with journalistic hyperbole about Japanese vehicle manufacturers trembling in their boots with each new Chinese made car coming into market. Except, once in market these Chinese vehicles don’t stand shoulder to shoulder with their Japanese competitors. The selling point of Chinese cars seems to be price, style and warranty not engineering, reliability and life cycle ownership. A fairer target maybe is Stellantis N.V and some Euro products which don’t stand tall with regard to solid reliability and fit for purpose. Not anti Chinese cars, they are good for what they but a Tank 300 is well short of a Pajero Sport as a usable 4wd vehicle and I don’t think a Havel H9 or Tank 500 is in the same Venn as a Prado.

That’s a big car . Good back seats to have a bed for camping I hope

Being a 2.0l turbo petrol i wonder if its the same motor as haval h6 but with a tune? considering its 165kW/385Nm more then the h6 150kW/320Nm

Thank you for translating the video

Love it! In Australia side pockets hold water, in Russia looks like vodka?

Dimitri, thanks for sharing your insight and specification of this impressive new car. Personally, I love it and hope it comes to Australia. It is a further huge leap forward for not only HAVAL but for a whole new era of Chinese 4WDs that will certainly shake up the market and the segment globally. I will say one thing further, I cannot see anyone in their right mind buying a Mercedes G63 or Landrover Defender in Australia if the H9 comes here - just my humble opinion.

Looks like no zinc hot dip. Like things were in the 1970's.

Love the H6 GT Ultra. So glad I bought it.

Also, if you are a first home buyer having any kinda of lease / finance really reduces how much you can borrow for a mortgage. If you don't own a home always better to pay cash for whatever car you can afford than take a loan for it.

Good talk. Same thing happened to me. Fortunately my new employer was with the same lease company but it was still really painful. A few points: 1) Make sure you have your own insurance in place before your termination date! I found my previous employer was self insured and I was not covered from the day I left even though I had already paid for the full month! 2) A benefit you didn't touch on is the leasing companies get you a much better deal for the car price than you could walking into a dealer 3) The main benefit is the end of lease payment. Can you buy a 5yo car of that model for $14K? No? Take the difference between that and market value and divide it across your monthly payments. You also know the owner and services history for that second hand car. 4) I get 1 or 2 year leases. You can always extend. But you might end up with a lemon or car you don't like. 5) The pre/post tax stuff is confusing to work out exactly how much benefit you are getting. 6) My petrol card let fill up almost anywhere except 7-11, even though it only had a BP logo on it. Double check if it's a fleet card. 6) Don't forget if you have a current car to calculate how much you also save if you sell it and put that money in your mortgage offset etc. 7) The longer the lease the more GST you save. This doesn't apply to the initial cost so you get an (extra) 10% discount, however you need to pay it on the final payout (which is lower the longer you lease)

Car is the biggest depreciating asset. Covid time was unusual that cars didn't depreciate that much and should not be considered a norm. Even of it kept the value, if you have put the same amount of money into real estate or shares, that would have boomed. So I agree from your opening statement. Buy the car you like and also meet your need! Once bought, don't sell it quickly as depreciation is highest in the first few years. Or, consider buying used or demo. It'll still depreciate, but at least not as much.

Its an awful, poorly built windscreen rattles, and steering lurches from left to right Months no help from dealer or MG In the end..after much fighting returned car got refund..now have a Tesla, far better

I will never buy copy item.. this is bad for designers

Guess you haven't got your numbers right 🤷‍♂️ I can easily see you've not understood how novated lease works. But will still watch as my mate made one 🎉

Hi, what memory card do you use for DDPAI N5?

You can put your business cards on the that thing next to the mirror

Having worked for a fleet management company that offered novated leasing, here are my tips - 1. The amount you pay pre and post tax is based on the taxable value of the vehicle which is approximately 20% of the purchase price. You pay the taxable value in post tax dollars each year and the rest in pre tax dollars. To increase the proportion you pay pre tax, buy a two year old used car as it would have already depreciated (lowering the taxable value) but still has manufacturer's warranty. 2. Do the numbers on whether you use the company's insurance or your own. If you have a good driving history, you may get insurance cheaper than the fleet policy. However, one advantage of the fleet policy is there is no age restriction or excess. Fleet insurance may be cheaper if you have a poor driving history or have drivers aged under 25. 3. You can generally arrange your own maintenance, insurance or fuel and keep the receipts and claim the expenses back. This is often worthwhile as the fleet company will sometime charge for providing these services. You can buy the cheap fuel and still claim the cost as part of your lease. 4. Whether you buy a vehicle outright or lease it, there is a financial cost of the vehicles price. The lease interest rate will probably be higher than you might source elsewhere and even if you pay cash, that money could have been in the bank earning interest. When comparing costs, use a spreadsheet lease payment calculation over the same time period to compare the difference in payments over time. While the lease interest rate may be higher, the tax saving may still be beneficial. 5. If you don't spend all your budgeted expenses, you will get the remaining funds back at the end of the lease. However, they will deduct the tax payable first. In the last six months of the lease, if it looks like you will have excess funds, either reduce your budgets or look to spend the extra funds. It may be worthwhile to put new tyres on the vehicle in pre-tax dollars than get the extra back after tax. 6. Don't commit to a too large a lease. It's a trap to get caught being mesmerised by the potential big tax saving and not leaving enough of your salary for living expenses. Don't allow yourself to be car rich and cash poor.

Didnt help brother. ..did everything you said...on haval h6 gt

i really love you for your honesty Thank you

Should’ve kept the Jeep.😂😂

Not all chinese stuff is bad. Some stuff is absolute garbage, but they make some quality goods also. Renogy and dji are 2 names that come to mind for reliable products.

I bought Toyota because I want space and quality......

Mentioning all design features, good or bad, poor breaking, but hey… two videos into GWM at all and I read a comment that this tank thing is rusting from new underneath all over! So parking it anywhere on the coast in Australia, where misty salty air covers vehicles by the minute, they wont last long. You don’t even have to use them in 4x4. Do not buy GWM! they rust through before you even had some kms on them!!!!

I pay no post tax contributions on an EV. Fantastic deal

I'm currently buying a 2019 great wall steed with like 50k KMs for 15k. The depreciation is a god send for people like me doing it really hard financially 😅

Full pre-tax deduction is only applicable to electric vehicles at a certain brackrt and not for hybrid or petrol. Your novated lease provider should have explained this to you.

Doesn't work for us. Widget isn't an option on ours

Thanks for your info. I went through NV when I was younger. First X-Trail model (yes I'm old). Great car but I felt as though I lost out when I needed to cut the lease off by 12 months. Needless to say I didn't understand the contract. I'm now looking at NV again but only going for 3 years this time and looking at EV with the incentives. MG4 mid-spec to be precise. This vid has certainly prompted me to go over every detail and will get an accountant to review the figures with a fine-tooth comb. Hopefully, I'll make the right decision. Enjoy the coffee I sent! You've earnt a sub.