HELP!! MAZDA? NISSAN? MITSU? or TOYOTA? with 180k budget

**veyson** · September 5th, 2012 02:45 AM

Originally Posted by boybi

Love Life, ito kasi yung commercial na ginamit when it was being sold. AE111 ang model code nito.

I would also get the love life toyota over the other choices.

How About Ford Lynx or Civic ESI?

**mafers** · September 5th, 2012 03:32 PM

Originally Posted by veyson

How About Ford Lynx or Civic ESI?

ingat lang sa civic ESI bulukin ang bubong ng model na yan kung yan ang gusto mo check mo munang mabuti sir!

**veyson** · September 5th, 2012 11:36 PM

Originally Posted by mafers

ingat lang sa civic ESI bulukin ang bubong ng model na yan kung yan ang gusto mo check mo munang mabuti sir!

yun lang.. Thanks.. how about the lynx? any good words Sir?

TIA!

**isa1023** · September 6th, 2012 12:08 AM

Ok Lynx. May ganyan ka-club ko okay siya manakbo at matipid sa gas. Tried and tested namin. Yung 1.6 ito ah.

Hindi advisable ESi for first car. Usually mga nagmo-modify na lang ang bumibili ng mga ganito.

**mafers** · September 6th, 2012 01:47 AM

Originally Posted by isa1023

Ok Lynx. May ganyan ka-club ko okay siya manakbo at matipid sa gas. Tried and tested namin. Yung 1.6 ito ah.

Hindi advisable ESi for first car. Usually mga nagmo-modify na lang ang bumibili ng mga ganito.

+1 ako dito ang ESI kung ipoporma ikakarera ng mga kadalasang bumibili ng mga ganitong oto.. yung kumpare ko ang ginawa roof cut ang pinagawa nya kasi bulok na ang bubong ng oto nya..

btw, ano ba ang trip mo yung tipong elegant look, sporty look, o all stock na tamang for everyday use?
para sakin kung tamang elegant Nissan Exalta, kung sporty naman Honda o Lancer..

**veyson** · September 6th, 2012 02:24 AM

Originally Posted by mafers

+1 ako dito ang ESI kung ipoporma ikakarera ng mga kadalasang bumibili ng mga ganitong oto.. yung kumpare ko ang ginawa roof cut ang pinagawa nya kasi bulok na ang bubong ng oto nya..

btw, ano ba ang trip mo yung tipong elegant look, sporty look, o all stock na tamang for everyday use?
para sakin kung tamang elegant Nissan Exalta, kung sporty naman Honda o Lancer..

ok sana yung nissan exalta i love the interior pero i've read bad things about this model and mukhang wala atang MT nito lahat halos AT (correct me if im wrong).. i want yung elegant look and all stock and maybe i'll be the one to do some minor modifications.. siguro it's down to lynx and lovelife

**Ponkan** · September 6th, 2012 02:25 AM

un newest saka loaded sa batch would be a Sentra, basta hanap ka lang ng di laspag

**mafers** · September 10th, 2012 01:28 AM

Originally Posted by veyson

ok sana yung nissan exalta i love the interior pero i've read bad things about this model and mukhang wala atang MT nito lahat halos AT (correct me if im wrong).. i want yung elegant look and all stock and maybe i'll be the one to do some minor modifications.. siguro it's down to lynx and lovelife

yung STA walang m/t pero may sunroof, yung SLA may m/t pero walang sunroof! pareho lang sila beige interior and wood panel... kahit ako gusto ko ng Exalta STA because of elegant look hopefully by next year meron nako.. ano yung bad things na nabasa mo about Exalta?

**Egan101** · September 11th, 2012 11:49 AM

If you're planning to get a B14 Exalta (STA) or the newer N16 Exalta (Grandeur/Superio), just make sure that the auto climate control is working and the aircon is working properly. Nissan sedans use Calsonic aircon compressors and they are a bit pricier than Denso or Sanden. These cars are built for a comfortable and smooth ride. They are a bit heavier than most compact sedans of its age. I used to own an N16 Exalta and it had served me well for 3 years before I sold it in 2009 (for 200k only!) when I left for the US. It may not have the acceleration but it is quite a good cruiser on highways. Also, since it is a bit heavier, make sure to check your suspension twice a year if you're planning to use it as your daily car as Metro Manila roads are not as paved as you want them to be.

**veyson** · September 20th, 2012 11:04 AM

Originally Posted by Egan101

If you're planning to get a B14 Exalta (STA) or the newer N16 Exalta (Grandeur/Superio), just make sure that the auto climate control is working and the aircon is working properly. Nissan sedans use Calsonic aircon compressors and they are a bit pricier than Denso or Sanden. These cars are built for a comfortable and smooth ride. They are a bit heavier than most compact sedans of its age. I used to own an N16 Exalta and it had served me well for 3 years before I sold it in 2009 (for 200k only!) when I left for the US. It may not have the acceleration but it is quite a good cruiser on highways. Also, since it is a bit heavier, make sure to check your suspension twice a year if you're planning to use it as your daily car as Metro Manila roads are not as paved as you want them to be.

thanks.. that's what i have heard na mabigat ang exalta so FC is poor i guess.. what about lynx sir? ano naman ang pros and cons ng lynx?

TIA...