Latest Information on GWM Hover
Beginning production in 2005, the GWM Hover is a five door compact SUV. It is also known as the Great Wall Haval H3. It was the first Chinese made SUV to be exported in large numbers to Europe. It had the advantage of extremely low production costs as compared to its European counterparts. Its apparent low price is also said to be based on the fact that the H3 is heavily based on older models. The Hover is also said to hold quite nicely to the road with a caravan in tow.
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