Dongfeng Forthing Fengxing T5 EVO

I've been an Dongfeng owner for five years and am satisfied with its quality, especially the Forthing T5 EVO. As an 80s-born buyer seeking a car with good looks, power, comfort and luxury, the T5 EVO meets all my needs. I really like its appearance: the bold grille, sharp headlights, sporty body lines, large wheels, distinctive rear end and quad exhausts look awesome. The interior features nice leather materials and a youthful, dynamic tech design with classic black, giving a vibrant and charming feel. It offers high comfort with independent front and rear suspensions, a long wheelbase and width providing spacious room, and the sporty seats with perforated middle are soft, moderately firm and well-padded, though without ventilation. For power, the 1.5T turbo engine paired with Magna's 7-speed wet dual-clutch transmission delivers ample power, especially in the mid-to-high range, with noticeable acceleration when pressing the throttle. Fuel consumption varies by driver; I drive economically, but my wife's driving increases it, currently averaging 7.4L/100km, which is acceptable.

I've been driving the Dongfeng Forthing Fengxing T5 EVO for nearly two months. The exterior is awesome with a bold front, 2K paint, privacy glass, and 8 color options—full marks! The spacious interior and rear seats that fold 180° flat are great, though the new car had strong odors initially. The 197-horsepower engine is powerful; I love Sport mode for quick acceleration, with my fuel consumption around 7.5-8L/100km (most use Eco mode for 6L or even 5.6L). Handling is good, but the Diamond trim lacks features like 360° camera and LED lights compared to the Starry trim, and its infotainment system misses real-time fuel consumption and theme switching. The factory dash cam is problematic—choppy even with a high-speed SD card. Brakes were soft initially but improved after 2,000 km, and auto-hold has a 2-3 second delay. Overall, it's a high-value car with great looks, space, and power—I don't regret buying it! Kudos to a fellow owner who got the warranty reinstated to 8 years/160,000 km through complaints and media exposure.

I am satisfied with my Dongfeng Forthing Fengxing T5 EVO. It offers great comfort with spacious rear seats that easily accommodate my family (average height 170cm). The gear shifts are smooth without顿挫, and features like Auto Hold and 360° parking camera are user-friendly. After 600+ km, the fuel consumption is 8.7 L/100km in the city and 5.8 L/100km on a highway trip (though I need to verify by refueling), which is acceptable for an SUV.