please help suggest a car under 1m

**1D4LV** · July 8th, 2015 02:16 PM

i am retracting my reco for the jazz.

small enough to drive comfortably with sufficient space and higher than average ground clearance. no trucks, mpvs or vans...

the ford ecosport.

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i am retracting my reco for the jazz.

small enough to drive comfortably with sufficient space and higher than average ground clearance. no trucks, mpvs or vans...

the ford ecosport.

**Egan101** · July 9th, 2015 01:59 PM

Originally Posted by jaggerx3

Innova TS, bakit parang walang nag ssuggest ng Innova ngayon hahaha

Sabi ni TS, ayaw nya ng MPV. The Innova is a good choice for an all-around family vehicle. It's not that big compared to an Avanza or Adventure. However, it will not be an easy vehicle to drive compared to subcompacts or compacts.

**Juan Martinez** · July 8th, 2015 02:26 PM

ertiga or the mobilio

**dct** · July 8th, 2015 03:49 PM

Yes. Ertiga or mobilo fits for you

**makelovenotwar** · July 8th, 2015 04:26 PM

Agree, Ertiga or Mobilio.
Between the 2, I'd go for Mobilio because it is more spacious. It's more expensive, but still within the budget.

**badkuk** · July 8th, 2015 04:59 PM

Been hearing good things about the ecosport. Too early to tell pa ata if maintenance/parts will be an issue?

**Walter** · July 9th, 2015 09:41 AM

You should also hear the not so good things about the Ford Ecosport.

**SkyFlakes88** · July 9th, 2015 10:31 AM

Nissan navarra entry level is a good choice.

**jut703** · July 9th, 2015 10:44 AM

I wouldn't recommend a pickup, because it's too cumbersome to drive for anyone who won't use the bed all that much.

It's at least a meter longer than other cars in the price range, all for a bed that you won't be able to use for groceries, bags, and small stuff, because it can rain, and thieves are rampant. Even if you get a rear roller lid (another 25k expense), water will still seep through, and your stuff can roll around the large bed.

In city driving, you will be inconvenienced by the large turning radius, and the sheer bulk of the car will make it unnecessarily hard to park. It's only worth it if you haul lots of big things, and cross floods and bad roads a lot. If it's just the ride height you're concerned with, get an Ecosport or Innova.

A pickup for urban living is like buying a car without a trunk, and volunteering to give yourself added difficulty in maneuvering in tight spaces. Which is why I went back to a sedan.