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4 lis 2019 · Purchased this pickup as I was after a 4x4 that I could use in the winter off road but also use for my business, this seemed to fit the bill quite well. At time of purchase, it had 60,000 miles on the clock at was priced at just under £6000.
- Great Wall Steed (2012 – 2017) Review - Honest John
Great Wall Steed (2012 – 2017) At A Glance. Cheap double-cab...
- Great Wall Steed (2012 – 2017) Review - Honest John
Great Wall Steed (2012 – 2017) At A Glance. Cheap double-cab pick-up, decent 2.0-litre diesel engine. Dated to drive, poor refinement, dwindling dealer network, question marks over warranty support. Great Wall become the first Chinese car brand in the UK when it launched its Steed pick-up in 2012.
12 cze 2012 · The Great Wall Steed is a cheap and practical double-cab pick-up but it's hindered by a poor powertrain and questionable build quality
The Great Wall Steed is a tough, strong and capable Chinese double cab pick-up that's powered by a lusty 139PS 2.0-litre turbo diesel. It was first introduced to the UK in 2012, but here, we're concentrating on the improved Euro5 version that was introduced in 2014.
7 wrz 2021 · It’s such a shame as it drives superb, I struggled with an L200, like steering a ferry.....the Wall is so light and I don’t fear car parks any more! It’s comfortable, roomy, smart, just a shame the manufacturer didn’t leave out the leather a spent a little extra where it matters.
Building on the impressive array of standard equipment found on the entry-level Steed S, both models featured the Steed's uprated towing capacity of 2,500kg (braked) and a 1,050kg maximum payload.
The all-new Great Wall Steed is a fine budget ute, one with notably better safety than many cheapo competitors – but it’s not great, if you’ll pardon the pun.
