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    #11
    Quote Originally Posted by Syuryuken View Post
    bank financing ba?

    Ang alam ko sa bank financing for used cars, kailangan 5 years old and below ang model.

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    #12
    Thanks sa replies.
    May motor na ko kaso di sya pwede sa NLEX eh.
    Wala namang way from Bulacan, Mc Arthur Highway to Smart Connect NLEX.
    I also need a car pag may photoshoots para may lalagyan din ako ng gamit.

    Yup, i can't afford to buy a new car sa ngayon.
    I actually need an immediate solution din sa hassle ng byahe.
    Sayang dun yung time since may home based business din ako.
    I want to start with cheap 2nd hand muna sana. hehehe!

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    #13
    Quote Originally Posted by b0y37 View Post
    Masyado nang luma yung 1995 to 2000. Kung kaya 2005 and up. Naisama mo na ba sa computation mo yung gasoline expenses? and of course, may mga kelangang repairs na rin yan. Given your budget, naconsider nyo na ba na magmotor?
    May nakita na rin ako models 2004 and up. Nasa php150k-200k naman.
    Sinama ko na yung gastos sa gas since yung expenses ko sa pamasahe eh mapupunta talaga dun.

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    #14
    Quote Originally Posted by lowslowbenz View Post
    If you know how to swing a wrench or turn a screw driver, then you can buy the cheapest (but decent) car that you can find and maintain it yourself. Tiyaga-tiyaga lang, until you get to the point where you can afford to purchase a "newer" car.

    But if not, I would suggest you save up more and buy the cheapest brand new vehicle out there.

    wala pa ako actually experience but my tatay could really help since matagal na syang nagda drive.

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    #15
    Quote Originally Posted by GTi View Post
    Medyo mahirap ata maapprove ang car loan for vehicles of this vintage already. Besides, the high interest rate is not worth it. I'd suggest you save up to at least 100k in cash on hand before you hunt for a car. You'd be very lucky if you find a car of this age that is in top condition. But chances are that there would be some things to fix, or that something major may break down soon, so you have to have a budget for that too.

    Best to look for the newest Sentra you can find. And ask for the list of parts already replaced. Stay away from too-good-to-be-true deals and ex-taxi units.

    Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2
    Thank you sa tips =)

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    #16
    corolla ae101 nasa budget niya

    mura naman ang piesa nyan

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    #17
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    corolla ae101 nasa budget niya

    mura naman ang piesa nyan
    Sentra or Corolla? Alin mas ok sir? thanks =)

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    #18
    Knowing how to drive does not equate to knowing how to fix a car. Try looking at 1980s Benz W123, a well maintained one will last for another decade.

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    #19
    Get the Corolla.

    Goodluck.

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    #20
    Quote Originally Posted by Andy Ungria View Post
    Sentra or Corolla? Alin mas ok sir? thanks =)
    corolla po

    reliable car, mura parts, kahit saan may piesa

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