The concept of cost performance in pragmatism is complicated. I think you should choose according to practicality, safety, economy and beauty. Excelle is actually a Buick logo added by daewoo motor. The previous model was originally designed for Thailand. The Roewe 350 is moderate and the GA3 sword is biased.

In terms of household performance, these cars are very dull and quite dull, but they are gentle and beautiful when running around the city and going up the mountain.

In terms of economy, Excelle has the highest maintenance rate, Excelle and Feng Fan are more convenient and economical to maintain, while GA3 has the lowest economy.

In terms of face shape, Excelle is the most stable, after all, it can be affiliated with a wedding company, GA3 is the youngest, and Feng Fan can be modified very differently, which is very eye-catching.

If I were you, I'd like to sell and change cars in 2-3 years, so I'd buy Excelle. I want to be a baby for more than 5 years. I don't want any of these cars.

Let me give you a suggestion. When buying a car, we should not only consider the configuration and price of the car, but also consider the workmanship, maintenance, second-hand salvage rate, repair rate, the quality of parts suppliers and so on. It is not simply to look at the electronic equipment and then look at the price. For example, compared with sagitar in old Ming Rui, Ming Rui with basically the same configuration is 654.38+0.5 million cheaper than sagitar, but my city is far from the provincial capital, so I bought sagitar in the first two years to save money, save money on maintenance, save money on insurance, and make up the difference by selling it second-hand. Of course, if we have Skoda No.4 shop here and the work in Ming Rui is better, I'll buy Ming Rui, although it's a bit ugly.