GREAT WALL STEED

Presented inStunning Black we have a Lovely Condition Rare May 2013 ,Three Owner Great Wall Steed 2.0 TD S 4X4 4dr Pick Up ,fitted with a 1996 diesel engine which produces 143 BHP and returns 34 MPG combined ,having been with its last owner since 2020 , comes with a long Mot and the following services 20/10/2014 at 20180 miles at Nathaniel House Of Cars Bridgend ,17/11/2015 at 31076 miles at Nathaniel House Of Cars Bridgend ,24/11/2021 at 59952 miles at Heathend Garage Wotton Under Edge ,08/12/2023 at 66613 miles at Heathend Garage Wotton Under Edge ,09/01/2023 at 63584 miles at Heathend Garage Wotton Under Edge.Great Wall is one of China’s largest vehicle manufacturers and has now turned its attention to export markets. The Steed double-cab pick-up is the company’s first model to arrive here and Great Wall has opted for high trim levels and low cost of entry as its USPs.All models are powered by a 2.0-litre engine that delivers a reasonable 143bhp and drives through a six-speed manual gearbox. The Steed drives and rides reasonably,The Steed was withdrawn from sale in 2016 because its diesel engine couldn't meet new Euro 6 emissions laws. While the Steed continues to be sold in other non-EU countries, there is no news on whether Great Wall will reintroduce it hereThe 2.0-litre diesel engine in Steed pick-ups has a variable geometry turbocharger and delivers a competitive 143bhp, backed up by 310Nm of torque. While that is enough to pull the relatively compact pick-up along.Great Wall claims the Steed will return up to 34mpg, and it emits a reasonable 220g/km of CO2.While all Steed models can carry more than 1,000kg its load bed dimensions are fairly compact.Load bed length is just 1,380mm, for instance, compared to the Ranger double cab at 1,549mm. Steed models all come with front disc brakes and drum rears, which is still common in the pick-up market. ABS brakes with EBD electronic brakeforce distribution is standard, but there's not even the option of an ESP electronic stability programme.