Chinese brand Great Wall entered the Australian market in 2009 with a range of affordable one-tonne utilities. The range has been expanded since then to include an SUV. The V-Series one-tonne utility is available in single and dual-cab body styles, with a choice of V200 petrol and V240 diesel engines, and two or four-wheel drive. The five-seater X200 SUV has a diesel engine and comes in two and four-wheel drive configurations.
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Entire 2021 Great Wall Cannon range detailed! Game-changing Chinese ute gets seven-year warranty and drive-away pricing to lure buyers from the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger
23 Nov 2020 by Andrew Chesterton
Holden Colorado factory will produce cars for Australia again! Great Wall and Haval to source utes and SUVs from retooled plant
9 Nov 2020 by Tom White
2021 Great Wall Cannon pricing and specs detailed: Game-changing Chinese dual-cab seriously undercuts Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger
2 Nov 2020 by Andrew Chesterton
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