The Toyota Corolla-sized super-cheap Chery J3 hatch lobbed in late-2011 offering a solid list of standard features that a number of more mainstream rivals didn't offer at the time.

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The T1X-series Chery J11 compact SUV – known as the Tiggo in China –was the cheapest SUV on the Australian market, coming in at $19,990 drive-away.

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The Chery J1 was launched as Australia’s equal-cheapest car, matching the $11,990 drive-away sticker on Proton’s S16 sedan.

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