AutoTrader reviews the entry-level Tunland G7 manual
AutoTrader tested the Tunland G7 TL manual as the entry point to the double-cab range. Its review found the 120 kW, 390 Nm turbo-diesel engine a strong part of the package, with useful low-speed pulling power.
The reviewer also appreciated the cabin layout and the amount of equipment offered. A six-speed manual gearbox and cloth seating distinguished the test vehicle from the more expensive automatic derivatives.
Details to assess on a test drive
The review raised concerns about seat-material wear, a cabin rattle, carpet fit and a loose-feeling gear linkage. It also described a firm rear ride when considering the vehicle for passenger use.
Those reservations sit alongside the reviewer’s positive view of its value and dual-purpose usefulness. This is an independent review summary, not a Thorp road test. Explore the current G7 specifications with our team and assess the seating, controls and ride yourself.
Explore the range at Thorp Foton or contact our N1 City team to discuss your requirements.
Source: AutoTrader — via Foton South Africa. Adapted for Thorp Foton. Images: AutoTrader, via Foton South Africa.
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