The Chery Tiggo 4 is Australia's best-selling small SUV - but is it actually good to live with? We surveyed 200+ Australian Tiggo 4 owners to find out what they love and what drives them crazy.
What Owners Love
- Outstanding value for money - features rival cars $10,000+ more expensive
- Comfortable ride for daily commuting
- Modern infotainment with wireless CarPlay works flawlessly
- Fuel economy is excellent for city driving (7-8L/100km real-world)
- Compact size makes city parking easy
- 7-year warranty provides peace of mind
What Owners Complain About
- CVT transmission feels jerky at low speeds (2020-2023 models)
- ADAS lane-keeping assist is over-sensitive and annoying
- Parts availability - some owners waited months for body panels
- Engine feels underpowered on highway hills
- Infotainment can freeze occasionally (fixed with restart)
- Resale value uncertainty
The Verdict
For the price ($25,990 driveaway), the Tiggo 4 is hard to beat. 85% of owners we surveyed said they would buy it again. The main caveat: go in knowing that parts availability can be an issue, and the ADAS system takes getting used to.