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    Good Day!

    My wife and I are considering buying a brand new car for our daughter who recently joined the ranks of the employed. She has been driving an MPV for years (since college) which I will now be commandeering due to a business opportunity in the province.

    Our main requirement is that it needs to be an automatic transmission (AT) and kung puede sana value for money (as in hindi mabubutas yung bulsa namin kahit na maganda ang quality niya; maganda ang resale value). A minor requirement is that it be cost-efficient (hindi mahal ang maintenance cost esp. sa casa) and also fuel efficient.

    Thank you po in advance!

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    How much is your budget?

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    Quote Originally Posted by yellahfellah View Post
    Good Day!

    My wife and I are considering buying a brand new car for our daughter who recently joined the ranks of the employed. She has been driving an MPV for years (since college) which I will now be commandeering due to a business opportunity in the province.

    Our main requirement is that it needs to be an automatic transmission (AT) and kung puede sana value for money (as in hindi mabubutas yung bulsa namin kahit na maganda ang quality niya; maganda ang resale value). A minor requirement is that it be cost-efficient (hindi mahal ang maintenance cost esp. sa casa) and also fuel efficient.

    Thank you po in advance!
    i was about to recommend the new minicars that are sprouting like mushrooms..
    but when you said resale value.... vios! it's a proven smaller car with great resale value.
    the altis also fits the bill, but it is a bigger car than the vios.
    the innova diesel is also recommended, but some folks don't like its bigger size.
    my used car dealer says, toyotas have the best resale value around..

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    Quote Originally Posted by r_delro View Post
    How much is your budget?
    I was initially hoping for a budget in the P500k to P600k range, but on seeing the options available, I guess we need to bump up the budget to around P800k plus...

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    Quote Originally Posted by r_delro View Post
    How much is your budget?
    I was initially hoping for a budget in the P500k to P600k range, but on seeing the options available, I guess we need to bump up the budget to around P800k plus...

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    Kung 800+k mukhang pasok ang Avanza. Bagong labas pa ngayon. Hindi ganon katipid sa gas lalo na A/T pero mura lang maintenance. Ginagawang taxi kaya proven na matibay at maraming piyesa. Medyo mataas kaya mas hindi takot sa baha. Since Toyota, given na ang reliability and good resale value.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTi View Post
    Kung 800+k mukhang pasok ang Avanza. Bagong labas pa ngayon. Hindi ganon katipid sa gas lalo na A/T pero mura lang maintenance. Ginagawang taxi kaya proven na matibay at maraming piyesa. Medyo mataas kaya mas hindi takot sa baha. Since Toyota, given na ang reliability and good resale value.
    The new engine is quite fuel efficient mind you. Both 1.3 and 1.5 dual vvti should be good.

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    You can't go wrong with a Vios

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTi View Post
    Kung 800+k mukhang pasok ang Avanza. Bagong labas pa ngayon. Hindi ganon katipid sa gas lalo na A/T pero mura lang maintenance. Ginagawang taxi kaya proven na matibay at maraming piyesa. Medyo mataas kaya mas hindi takot sa baha. Since Toyota, given na ang reliability and good resale value.
    Sir GTi, thanks for the wonderful suggestion, but I failed to mention nga pala that we want a sedan. we already have an SUV and an MPV...

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    Quote Originally Posted by sirLancelot View Post
    You can't go wrong with a Vios
    Yes, sirLancelot, I am eyeing a 2016 Vios 1.3 E A/T P778K, and also a 2016 Honda City 1.5 E CVT P799K.

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    Ah sedan. If it's 1.3 Vios versus 1.5 City, sa City na ako. As you've noted, price difference is minimal. Medyo mabigat na ang Vios ngayon, and the engine is still the same as the one in the dimunitive 1st gen, so hindi na siya ganon katipid at medyo iwan din in terms of performance.

    IIRC, Honda cars have a 10tkms maintenance interval as compared to 5tkms for Toyota. That's another point in Honda's favor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yellahfellah View Post
    I was initially hoping for a budget in the P500k to P600k range, but on seeing the options available, I guess we need to bump up the budget to around P800k plus...

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    I was initially hoping for a budget in the P500k to P600k range, but on seeing the options available, I guess we need to bump up the budget to around P800k plus...
    For 850k you can have the Nissan Sylphy 1.6 cvt sir if you would consider. [emoji4] bigger car.

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    Honda jazz

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    ^Honda Jazz Your daughter will love it.

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    Either yaris or jazz.

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    Jazz or Yaris na yan o kaya Mirage HB daming toys pa

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    Quote Originally Posted by yellahfellah View Post
    Yes, sirLancelot, I am eyeing a 2016 Vios 1.3 E A/T P778K, and also a 2016 Honda City 1.5 E CVT P799K.
    Thank you very much for the wonderful inputs guys 'n gals!!!

    We're now considering between a 2016 Honda City 1.5 E CVT P799K and a 2016 Honda Jazz 1.5 V CVT P818K. Can I ask you guys how they compare in terms of fuel efficiency, handling, looks and cargo space? And which would you rather be driving?

    And PLEASE suggest other car brands/models that you think we SHOULD be considering together with the two models above. FYI, we already have an MPV so I've excluded the Avanza & the Mobilio.

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    Yun Honda city nang friend ko vx 2015 reklamo lang pag 5 sakay sayad na sa mga humps parang malambot daw shocks madaling umupo yun kotse.

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    Nissan Sylphy is a good proposition. You get compact car space and comfort with only slight premium over the mentioned subcompacts. Don't expect much in terms of resale value though.

    If I we're your daughter, I'd go for the Jazz. Styling is funkier as compared to the more sedate-looking City. Shorter length and lack of a trunk means it's much easier to park. The two are mechanically identical, so there's not much difference in terms of handling and performance. The Jazz does have the upper hand in terms of cargo space, it's practically a mini-MPV!

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    Consider mo Mitsubishi Mirage G4 GLX, CVT na yan at 643K.

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    Does anyone have a comment on the All New 2016 Mazda2 Skyactiv V 5DR Hatchback P855K, which already comes with FREE 3-year or 60,000 kms. Periodic Maintenance Service (Parts, Oil & Labor). Hindi ba value for money ito???

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