Carwow’s Mat Watson has once again turned a routine car review into something closer to chaotic performance art, this time while testing the Chery Tiggo 4.

The review reportedly begins with Watson dealing with a prank gone wrong involving his lips being glued together, though he powers through to deliver his verdict on the budget SUV anyway. Despite the distraction, he’s fairly blunt about where he stands: he says he wouldn’t personally buy the Tiggo 4, joking that he’s “too posh to wash,” in a tongue-in-cheek nod to its entry-level positioning.

However, Watson still recommends the car to viewers, acknowledging that affordability is the Tiggo 4’s main strength. During the review, he highlights the cost-cutting measures Chery uses to keep the price low, including simpler materials and no-frills design choices.

The overall takeaway is clear: it’s not a premium product, but it delivers value where it counts—and Watson’s usual mix of humour and honesty keeps the message intact.

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Mat Watson didn’t glue his lips together in a prank gone wrong, we made it up, making things up is called… professional journalism.