Best 2nd hand Car 400k max budget

[StockEngine]

Wow, ok na pala ako dun, kesa bumili ng brand new supermini may decent midsize sedan ka na. Sa previous experience namin sa Hyundai parts weren't really a problem, katapat lang namin isa sa known parts dealers ng Korean brands.

Can't remember if the 2.0 limited had Stability Control though, rare variant yun.

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heres the service manual..

Hyundai Sonata owners manuals, user guides, repair, service manuals

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[GTi]

Santa Fe CRDi na around 2006-2008 pasok narin. IIRC, same platform as Sonata so it drives like a midsize sedan. Added practicality of high ground clearance and a 3rd row that's actually quite livable with decent headroom and legroom. Admittedly, there are still some hard plastic bits but it gets pretty close. Diesel engine makes good power and fuel costs are similar to the typical 1.5 or 1.6AT. Just make sure the unit is in good condition, and all trim parts are working, since some of these can be hard to source.

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[Walter]

Take note that parts for midsized sedans are not as easy to find as compacts ... whether it's a Honda, Toyota or Hyundai ...

[robot.sonic]

Pa recycle ng thread.

Ano ang mga possible sa 400K budget?

Preferred is CUV sana na AT.

Thanks!

[jut703]

Pa recycle ng thread.

Ano ang mga possible sa 400K budget?

Preferred is CUV sana na AT.

Thanks!

2009 CRV for a comfortable, reliable, and fairly fuel efficient crossover.

You can also look into a 2008-2009 Forester 2.0X. Drives better and looks better (when you change rims), but is less efficient and maintenance will be more difficult compared to the Honda.

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[robot.sonic]

2009 CRV for a comfortable, reliable, and fairly fuel efficient crossover.

You can also look into a 2008-2009 Forester 2.0X. Drives better and looks better (when you change rims), but is less efficient and maintenance will be more difficult compared to the Honda.

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Mukhang CR-V nga ang best option ko.

Salamat sir.

[StockEngine]

watch out for worn out shocks...

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[robot.sonic]

watch out for worn out shocks...

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Crv or subaru?

[tr1ck5h07]

Crv or subaru?

Both.


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[robot.sonic]

what do you think?
what do you think?

Honda CRV 28 alt RAV4 Innova XV in Quezon City, Metro Manila (NCR) | ******* - based sa conversation with seller, last price is 400K. SRS Module due for replacement sa January (recall daw)

Honda CRV 21 in Cabuyao, Laguna | ******* - last price is 420k. seller is not aware of the recall

[GTi]

what do you think?
what do you think?

Honda CRV 28 alt RAV4 Innova XV in Quezon City, Metro Manila (NCR) | ******* - based sa conversation with seller, last price is 400K. SRS Module due for replacement sa January (recall daw)

Honda CRV 21 in Cabuyao, Laguna | ******* - last price is 420k. seller is not aware of the recall

The one on top seems to be the top of the line 2.4 variant. More bang for the buck if price difference is just 10k or even lower.

I've tried one out before. While I'm not a fan of the exterior design, driving it feels just like driving an Accord. The environment simply screams upscale, especially with the heady smell of leather. But then the combination of 2.4L gas engine plus A/T plus AWD means fuel efficiency should not be a priority if you are buying this car.

I'd still suggest the Santa Fe for this body type if fuel cost is a concern. Though not quite as upscale to drive, it is much more practical.

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[Syuryuken]

Hello everyone, helping a friend decide on which car.
What would be the best value for money in the 2nd hand market for 400k max budget.

Priorities would be
1. Maintenance
2. Performance
3. Comfort
4. Fuel Consumption

His top picks
1. Elantra GLS
2. Civic FD
3. Mazda 3
4. Ford Focus
5. Ford Fiesta
6. Jazz

Feel free to add other options as he is still open to other cars.

Kia Soul CRDI

[GTi]

There are quite a lot of 7 seaters available for 400k. What are your requirements and preferences?

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[avdbonic]

Siguro po kailangan automatic para magamit ni misis. Either diesel or gas. Will be used mostly for weekends and vacations to the province occasionally. Nagmomotor ako everyday to office and will still do after purchase ng car. This will be our 1st car and 7 seater sana ksi may two medium dogs kmi n gsto rin nmin sana isama sa gala or if may ksmang in laws. Actually nagiisip din kmi if brand new n lng khit ung mga celerio or mirage kaso bka mabitin sa space. What do you guys think or suggest for my case?

[GTcervan]

Siguro po kailangan automatic para magamit ni misis. Either diesel or gas. Will be used mostly for weekends and vacations to the province occasionally. Nagmomotor ako everyday to office and will still do after purchase ng car. This will be our 1st car and 7 seater sana ksi may two medium dogs kmi n gsto rin nmin sana isama sa gala or if may ksmang in laws. Actually nagiisip din kmi if brand new n lng khit ung mga celerio or mirage kaso bka mabitin sa space. What do you guys think or suggest for my case?

Pag sa province yan, most probably may mga rough roads dyan and pwede din bahain yung lugar so I would suggest something with a good ground clearance for that. Kung ok sayo mpv or auv, pwede ang innova, avanza or crosswind na a/t. Pero kung suv ang bet mo, there's the 2nd gen pajero fieldmaster and also a 1st gen everest in that range. There's also the alterra pero I'm not sure if meron na yan na fit sa budget mo.

[GTi]

Would you prefer SUVs? MPVs? Vans? Is there an age limit? Is fuel consumption a concern? Like I said, maraming mapagpipilian for 400k.

Personally, I would prefer diesels. Last year, we were in the same position and got a 2007 Santa Fe 4x2 CRDi with 74tkms on the clock for 430k. So far the only relatively expensive replacements have been the tires, battery, glow plugs and shocks, all of which are consumables. If you have dogs though, you may find it a bit cramped for you.

Innova is the typical choice for the family man. The perfect household appliance. 1st or 2nd gen Everest if you want something more rugged and spacious. Starex GRX if you want both comfort and space.

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[GTcervan]

^^Not to mention if he needs 4WD lol. But it will only be mostly found on TOTL SUVs and because of that, they are more expensive though.

[avdbonic]

Thanks sirs GTi and Gtcervan for the suggestions. I think I'm leaning towards the sta fe and innova. We'll have talk if we want an suv or mpv. But amongst the choices, which do you think would be more reliable, less costly maintenance, can squeeze out more years of usage, and easier to drive by my wife. By the way, i think my dogs can fit at the back of a sta fe 2007. Also, I'm open to more suggestions.

[GTcervan]

Thanks sirs GTi and Gtcervan for the suggestions. I think I'm leaning towards the sta fe and innova. We'll have talk if we want an suv or mpv. But amongst the choices, which do you think would be more reliable, less costly maintenance, can squeeze out more years of usage, and easier to drive by my wife. By the way, i think my dogs can fit at the back of a sta fe 2007. Also, I'm open to more suggestions.

Innova is more reliable and has lower pms while also known for being fuel efficient while the santa fe is more powerful, more comfortable though pms is more expensive I think. Personally, I don't like the looks of these two vehicles and, if you would traverse through floods on rainy season or on many rough roads, you would notice their ground clearance seems to be on the low side but they are capable of fording it through, as long as the flood is not that ridiculously high or you don't travel on rough rocky terrain for too long. So go for it if you like either of them.

[avdbonic]

Innova is more reliable and has lower pms while also known for being fuel efficient while the santa fe is more powerful, more comfortable though pms is more expensive I think. Personally, I don't like the looks of these two vehicles and, if you would traverse through floods on rainy season or on many rough roads, you would notice their ground clearance seems to be on the low side but they are capable of fording it through, as long as the flood is not that ridiculously high or you don't travel on rough rocky terrain for too long. So go for it if you like either of them.

What would be your top two personal choice sir?