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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    Hi all,

    I'm planning to buy a brand new car early next year and would like to have your opinion on which car.

    We already have a Mux (m/t) so I'm looking for an a/t this time.

    Priorities would be
    1. Driving dynamics
    2. Comfort
    3. Maintenance cost
    4. Fuel economy
    5. Value for money

    Space is not a problem since we already have an suv.

    Thanks everyone

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    #2
    1. BR-V
    2. Mobilio
    3. Avanza
    4. Ertiga
    5. City
    6. Vios
    7. Xpander kung below 1M
    Last edited by _Qwerty_; October 4th, 2017 at 01:11 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blaster101 View Post
    Hi all,

    I'm planning to buy a brand new car early next year and would like to have your opinion on which car.

    We already have a Mux (m/t) so I'm looking for an a/t this time.

    Priorities would be
    1. Driving dynamics
    2. Comfort
    3. Maintenance cost
    4. Fuel economy
    5. Value for money

    Space is not a problem since we already have an suv.

    Thanks everyone
    I'd spend an extra 100k on top of the 1M and get myself a Civic 1.8L. It checks all those 5 requirements you listed.

    Below 1M, I guess you will be hard-pressed to get something that fits all the requirements.

    1. Driving dynamics - Fiesta, Mazda2
    2. Comfort - Altis, Sylphy, Forte
    3. Maintenance cost - Vios, City, Jazz
    4. Fuel economy - Accent CRDi, City/Jazz
    5. Value for money - Mobilio, BRV (7 seats)
    Last edited by Egan101; October 4th, 2017 at 01:18 PM.

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    The City 1.5E at 804k

    Ticks all of your requirements except #1 :D

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    Quote Originally Posted by arvs18 View Post
    The City 1.5E at 804k

    Ticks all of your requirements except #1 :D
    This or the vx variant but you have to add p100k more if you want the latter. The fuel economy and the interior quality is awesome for it's price but not necessary the best. Actually, you'll find it having better materials inside than your mu-x.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTcervan View Post
    This or the vx variant but you have to add p100k more if you want the latter. The fuel economy and the interior quality is awesome for it's price but not necessary the best. Actually, you'll find it having better materials inside than your mu-x.
    I agree. City VX owner here. And I am satisfied with the purchase.

    Though I have to admit that it is not the most engaging car to drive(if you are into a more sporty ride, then this car is not for you). It’s more on the relaxing side. My passengers often says that the ride is quiet and comfortable for a subcompact sedan.


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    If space is not an issue, get yourself a Mazda 2 or base Mazda 3. Maintenance should not be a worry with the Yojin 3 program of Mazda, free PMS for 3 years.

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    Let's wait for 2018. Cuz i too am waiting. But i'm planning on the face lifted Ecosport

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    Quote Originally Posted by blaster101 View Post
    Hi all,

    I'm planning to buy a brand new car early next year and would like to have your opinion on which car.

    We already have a Mux (m/t) so I'm looking for an a/t this time.

    Priorities would be
    1. Driving dynamics
    2. Comfort
    3. Maintenance cost
    4. Fuel economy
    5. Value for money

    Space is not a problem since we already have an suv.

    Thanks everyone
    altis?
    almera?

    there's always a trade-off.

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    #10
    Quote Originally Posted by blaster101 View Post
    Hi all,

    I'm planning to buy a brand new car early next year and would like to have your opinion on which car.

    We already have a Mux (m/t) so I'm looking for an a/t this time.

    Priorities would be
    1. Driving dynamics
    2. Comfort
    3. Maintenance cost
    4. Fuel economy
    5. Value for money

    Space is not a problem since we already have an suv.

    Thanks everyone
    I operate a fleet of 14 Uber car, for almost 4 years, I've tried almost all sedans against your priorities (yes including the fiesta, forte, name it)...

    My high recommendation goes to Accent CRDI, if you are diesel averse... Accent gas will still beat any sedan in all factors you're looking at.

    PERIOD

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    Quote Originally Posted by SidCoronel View Post
    I operate a fleet of 14 Uber car, for almost 4 years, I've tried almost all sedans against your priorities (yes including the fiesta, forte, name it)...

    My high recommendation goes to Accent CRDI, if you are diesel averse... Accent gas will still beat any sedan in all factors you're looking at.

    PERIOD
    Hows the business doing nowadays?

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    #12
    Quote Originally Posted by SidCoronel View Post
    I operate a fleet of 14 Uber car, for almost 4 years, I've tried almost all sedans against your priorities (yes including the fiesta, forte, name it)...

    My high recommendation goes to Accent CRDI, if you are diesel averse... Accent gas will still beat any sedan in all factors you're looking at.

    PERIOD
    so, despite my bias against korean cars, the accent is proving to be as reliable and durable as the japanese?
    hmmm...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    so, despite my bias against korean cars, the accent is proving to be as reliable and durable as the japanese?
    hmmm...
    There were reports of the 1.4L engine suffering from knocking issues before. Is the new batch of the 1.4L Kia/Hyundai engines already free of such issues?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    There were reports of the 1.4L engine suffering from knocking issues before. Is the new batch of the 1.4L Kia/Hyundai engines already free of such issues?
    i also remember reading about these.
    i wonder...

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    Speaking of Accent another issue I used to hear about was clutch getting stucked for manual variants... Ok na kaya yun?

    But yeah totally forgot the Accent. If you can forgive it for being too common and on the roads as taxis or Grab/Uber cars but the diesel is very appealing. Pocket rocket yun for a very cheap price especially on its sedan guise. Mukang innocente pero understated wolf in sheep's clothing...

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    Quote Originally Posted by SidCoronel View Post
    I operate a fleet of 14 Uber car, for almost 4 years, I've tried almost all sedans against your priorities (yes including the fiesta, forte, name it)...

    My high recommendation goes to Accent CRDI, if you are diesel averse... Accent gas will still beat any sedan in all factors you're looking at.

    PERIOD
    Maintenance cost?

    Hehe are you sure? Dito palang medyo duda na ako.. No offense to you sir, pero Hyundai and low maintenance... does not add up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mda View Post
    Maintenance cost?

    Hehe are you sure? Dito palang medyo duda na ako.. No offense to you sir, pero Hyundai and low maintenance... does not add up.
    Siguro because of Hyundai's ridiculous 5000km/3mo maintenance schedule tapos 5 year warranty pa. Parang toyota levels... Pero if you ditch the warranty just like any other car pwede na 10,000km or every 6 months (for diesel cars na daily use)...

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    #18
    Quote Originally Posted by mda View Post
    Maintenance cost?

    Hehe are you sure? Dito palang medyo duda na ako.. No offense to you sir, pero Hyundai and low maintenance... does not add up.
    Not so low maintenance. Mitsu levels ang Hyundai

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaggerx3 View Post
    Not so low maintenance. Mitsu levels ang Hyundai

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    Quote Originally Posted by tidus1203 View Post
    Siguro because of Hyundai's ridiculous 5000km/3mo maintenance schedule tapos 5 year warranty pa. Parang toyota levels... Pero if you ditch the warranty just like any other car pwede na 10,000km or every 6 months (for diesel cars na daily use)...
    Lagpas Subaru levels is more likely.

    Our Hyundai has been anything but maintenance free... andaming sira...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mda View Post
    Lagpas Subaru levels is more likely.

    Our Hyundai has been anything but maintenance free... andaming sira...
    Accent ba yan? Diesel or gas?

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