Buying a used car with the budget of 300k (sedan or suv)

**1D4LV** · October 2nd, 2012 10:50 AM

swak na swak ang adventure dyan....

**CVT** · October 2nd, 2012 11:00 AM

Originally Posted by 1D4LV

swak na swak ang adventure dyan....

Okay pa ba ang mga 2004-2005 na Adventure?

Wala pa bang ibinibigay na sakit ng ulo ang mga unit na ito?

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**arvie1** · October 2nd, 2012 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by CVT

Okay pa ba ang mga 2004-2005 na Adventure?

Wala pa bang ibinibigay na sakit ng ulo ang mga unit na ito?

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That's another question.

**jodski** · October 2nd, 2012 11:53 AM

Originally Posted by arvie1

Ok din to if they will be choosing a sedan, how much binebenta ito boss? As much as possible kasi, ayaw ko pa magcontact ng seller if di ko pa sure kung ano ang gusto ng mga in-laws ko, para less hassle.

290K negotiable as far as I can remember na sinabi nung guard

**arvie1** · October 2nd, 2012 01:31 PM

Originally Posted by jodski

290K negotiable as far as I can remember na sinabi nung guard

Anong model kaya yun boss? Then anong variant, GLS, GLX or MX?

TIA!

**GTi** · October 2nd, 2012 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by arvie1

Ok nga din ang Crosswind, pero mahirap makahanap neto sa price na 300k sagad, lalo na A/T. M/T pwede pa siguro. Hehe. Di na kasi kaya magextend ng in-laws ko.

Mga 300+k meron. Nasa sayo na kung gano ka kagaling tumawad.

Some may be willing to let it go for 300k. I would not recommend sedans for you considering ilalaspag talaga ito. Yung Revo and Adventure may A/T pero gas lang, at napakalakas humigop ang mga yan. The same goes with the CRV. For these cars, you'd be lucky to get 7km/L city.

You may also consider the Starex. Mga around 2000 model pasok sa budget mo. Ayun, ang ganda na neto! Hindi siya sintipid ng Crosswind, pero mas malakas humatak.

**arvie1** · October 3rd, 2012 06:12 AM

Originally Posted by GTi

Mga 300+k meron. Nasa sayo na kung gano ka kagaling tumawad.

Some may be willing to let it go for 300k. I would not recommend sedans for you considering ilalaspag talaga ito. Yung Revo and Adventure may A/T pero gas lang, at napakalakas humigop ang mga yan. The same goes with the CRV. For these cars, you'd be lucky to get 7km/L city.

You may also consider the Starex. Mga around 2000 model pasok sa budget mo. Ayun, ang ganda na neto! Hindi siya sintipid ng Crosswind, pero mas malakas humatak.

Di bale mukhang magaling naman tumawad ang mga in-laws ko e. Haha! It all depends on them pa rin kung suv ba or sedan, yung sister-in-law ko kasi talaga gusto sedan, pero they are considering naman yung mga factors na sinabi ko to get an suv. This friday magtitingin kami sa mga shops ng used cars here in fairview, I'll let you know mga boss kung ano ang verdict nila. Hehe.

Thanks sir!

**arvie1** · October 5th, 2012 10:57 PM

Thanks sa mga suggestions boss, but it all goes down to sedan, yun talaga gusto ng sister-in-law ko.

Here's the choices:
'04 Toyota Altis 1.6 A/T
v.s.
'02 Honda Civic 1.3 A/T

Your opinion?

TIA!

**mda** · October 5th, 2012 10:59 PM

Originally Posted by arvie1

Thanks sa mga suggestions boss, but it all goes down to sedan, yun talaga gusto ng sister-in-law ko.

Here's the choices:
'04 Toyota Altis 1.6 A/T
v.s.
'02 Honda Civic 1.3 A/T

Your opinion?

TIA!

Walang 1.3L Civic for 2002. Malamang 1.6L din yun.

I'll take the Altis I guess.

**GTi** · October 5th, 2012 11:57 PM

Originally Posted by arvie1

Thanks sa mga suggestions boss, but it all goes down to sedan, yun talaga gusto ng sister-in-law ko.

Here's the choices:
'04 Toyota Altis 1.6 A/T
v.s.
'02 Honda Civic 1.3 A/T

Your opinion?

TIA!

Hay... Di magtagal bugbog sarado na yan.

I know of quite a few women who drive Crosswinds. Hindi ka naman yan ipapahiya pagdating sa porma eh! Mas maporma pa nga yan sa Alterra na parang karo.

Kung rough use, get the Toyota due to cheaper parts and maintenance. Cab service proves na kayang kaya niya ang harabas.

Kung base ES Civic ang sinasabi mo, 1.5L non-VTEC ang makina non. Yung Honda na walang VTEC, parang karaniwang kotse lang.