BAIC BJ30 vs Haval Dargo Comparison

The BAIC BJ30 robust design and high ground clearance helped me on a recent camping trip; rocky tracks weren’t a problem. The 1.5L turbo engine has good pull and never left me stuck, and four-wheel drive is a bonus for exploring. For daily city runs, the rear camera takes the stress out of parallel parking. I love how the car stands out in a crowded lot, too. Inside, it’s not fancy, but it’s comfortable enough. For work, off-road trips, or just feeling confident on any road, the BJ30 is a solid choice.

The worst part of the Haval Dargo is the expensive services from the agent. Something that costs 200aed in the market, the agency service charges 2000aed! Its a total rip off. Secondly parts are not avialable easily only from the agency which forces you to get buy expensive parts. They offer free service of only upto 20000KMS and warranty of 150000kms, so you are forced to take their service as if you take it outside they will not honour the warranty! Selling the car cheap and recovering the money in service fees!