140k budget for used car but why the heck people always suggest me honda?

[jhaystrat]

thank you ulet mga sir

hmmm so it's not true na mahirap maghanap ng parts ng nissan right?

would you rather check on the year of the car more than the odo reading mga sir?

[myk384]

thank you ulet mga sir

hmmm so it's not true na mahirap maghanap ng parts ng nissan right?

would you rather check on the year of the car more than the odo reading mga sir?

Nissan parts are abundant, don't worry.

Ako? Check both... But mas prefer ko ang isang sasakyan na mababa ang odo reading (if the seller is honest) than the year.

Ikaw? Pipiliin mo ba ang sasakyang mabagobago na maraming kms reading sa odo o isang lumang sasakyan na konti (talaga) ang reading?

[jhaystrat]

actually i am clueless kung ano talaga magandang basis kung odo ba oh year since una, di ko alam kung pano maimbestigahan ang tampered odo though magsasama naman ako makaniko.

im actually interested in this: Honda Civic MT - 94 - Cars for sale NCR - AyosDito.ph

un nga lang as far as replies goes, mukang ok lang ang civic pag naka vtec na so i think im down with corolla, lancer, nissan and hopefully kung maka chamba city :D

[myk384]

Carburated Honda or other car - Not ok for a new driver.

[GTi]

I'd pick a car with a certain balance between the age and the odometer reading. If the odometer reading of an old car is unexpectedly low, there may be three reasons for it. First, it was tampered. Second, its a "garage king". Third, it is seldom used and used only as a backup/coding vehicle or for very short trips only. But I wouldn't risk it as it may mean its got many hidden headaches. So I'd rather get a '97 car with, say, 120000 kms on the clock than a 93 car with about 40k on the clock.

Ang Nissan Sentra OK talaga. Its quite a familiar sight among racers which means it has great performance potential. And being a Nissan its got that trademark ice cold aircon. I also kinda like the way it looks especially with the Super Touring or GTS variants. If it still has frosted headlamps, retrofitting with clear ones will easily make your car look younger by five years or so. Parts are no problem since this model is a highly successful model which guarantees an abundance of low cost spare parts.

And yes, the City is a fine car. Very good for you if you can live with the econobox looks which I find rather hard to swallow.

[jhaystrat]

thanks myk. since i should be staying away from carb type engines, what engine should I'd be looking into that has both power and gas economical? i honestly dont know much about engines but given some tips I can do my own research na based on advises

gti - my thoughts exactly with city i was really looking into nissans pero ung resale value is mababa based on what I see on ads and while I say na im gonna keep the car for good, i think i'm considering reselling dahil baka mag palit din naman ako, very unlikely but is a possibility now that im learning more hehe

[sn0wbLind]

i'd go for sentra. 1.5 may power and good FC.

[jhaystrat]

i'd go for sentra. 1.5 may power and good FC.

eto mga nakita ko sa ads sir:

Nissan Sentra Series 3 MT - 1997 - Cars for sale NCR - AyosDito.ph
Nissan Sentra EX salOON. RED MICA. cd. P-S. MT- 97 - Cars for sale NCR - AyosDito.ph

these nissans seems nice

i also see a lot of affordable honda accord. how come they are a little less expensive than other honda mdls?

[jhaystrat]

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[myk384]

i also see a lot of affordable honda accord. how come they are a little less expensive than other honda mdls?

Ito yung mga 90's models.... They have low resale values since premium sedans are gas guzzlers and anything na mababa ang fuel milage mababa ang resale value...