From my first car, the Changan Eado, right after graduation, to the WEY VV7, Lynk & Co 09, Zeekr 009, Voyah Dreamer, and now the M-Hero 917, supporting domestic brands has really not been easy. Some people say I'm a populist, others call me a fool, saying domestic cars lack brand prestige and face value, have many minor issues, and depreciate quickly. But one can only live to make oneself happy; living for others' opinions is too tiring. I won't say more, just talk about my car-buying journey and my feelings about this vehicle.
I didn't plan to buy a car this year. I restarted my business this year, and money has been tight. I went through a year without income and invested a lot in product research and development. By a stroke of luck, I had some extra money. I've always liked large vehicles, so I looked at the Tank 700, M-Hero, and Yangwang. The exterior design of the M-Hero really suits my taste. But I'm not very optimistic about pure electric or extended-range vehicles; I still prefer fuel-powered cars. The Tank's design didn't appeal to me, and to be honest, I'm not really into Yangwang or BYD either. A crucial point is that I'm a×ÊÉî military enthusiast. I've always regretted not being able to join the military when I was in school; I even got questioned by the police once for buying models. In recent years, our national defense strength has made people very proud. Just supporting national defense by paying taxes on cigarettes isn't enough; I might as well consider this as contributing to national defense.