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    Hi guys,

    What Service Vehicle would fit my need for a 300K budget. 7 - 9max seater, na tipid sa fuel consumption.
    Im choosing between, Adventure Diesel, Revo Diesel, but dipa rin maka hanap, Im considering Toyota Avanza, parang mas mabilis bulimi nito, besides newer model pa kahit gas...

    Help po to enlighten me...
    Salamat

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    Voting for the Adventure...

    Personally I prefer the 7 seat version.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Melchizedek View Post
    Hi guys,

    What Service Vehicle would fit my need for a 300K budget. 7 - 9max seater, na tipid sa fuel consumption.
    Im choosing between, Adventure Diesel, Revo Diesel, but dipa rin maka hanap, Im considering Toyota Avanza, parang mas mabilis bulimi nito, besides newer model pa kahit gas...

    Help po to enlighten me...
    Salamat
    I'd suggest you also consider the Crosswind, 1st gen Everest, and Starex GRX.

    Among your choices, I have driven the Revo diesel extensively as I had one as my daily driver for five years. 7-8km/L city, 12-14km/L highway, around 10km/L for a Baguio roundtrip. Cheap parts and easy to service. However, vibration is harsh, engine is noisy and performance is as slow as they come.

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    adventure also...alot some budget for heat and noise insulation on the firewall, doors floor and ceiling.

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    I once had the opportunity to ride a fairly new Adventure Uber (may it rest in peace). Though we know that it is basically the same car as it was almost 20 years ago, I have to say that NVH is much better than our old Revo. Perhaps Mitsubishi has at least blessed the newer units with better sound insulation?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTi View Post
    I once had the opportunity to ride a fairly new Adventure Uber (may it rest in peace). Though we know that it is basically the same car as it was almost 20 years ago, I have to say that NVH is much better than our old Revo. Perhaps Mitsubishi has at least blessed the newer units with better sound insulation?

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    yeah new uber na advie matipid and tahimik though rinig ang makina. seat cushion sucks lol. once tried also...

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    Sana makakita ako. Adventure nakailang viewing na ako, napapa timing sa encumbered CR.. hopia pa rin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Melchizedek View Post
    Hi guys,

    What Service Vehicle would fit my need for a 300K budget. 7 - 9max seater, na tipid sa fuel consumption.
    Im choosing between, Adventure Diesel, Revo Diesel, but dipa rin maka hanap, Im considering Toyota Avanza, parang mas mabilis bulimi nito, besides newer model pa kahit gas...

    Help po to enlighten me...
    Salamat
    I had a chance to own the three diesels (Adventure, Crosswind and Revo), among the three, the Adventure was the smoothest and quietest. If properly maintained, almost feels like a gasoline (not in the acceleration department though ). Worst is the Crosswind (pardon on the owners please), the vibration is so harsh I felt like having numb hands during long drive, especially in traffic. For a family car, I prefer the Adventure.

    As for the Avanza, I owned one before, in Automatic Transmission version. It maybe not as economical and fast as say a 1.5 liter sedan, but it gets you there with more seating capacity. Plus the maintenance is so cheap. It only consumes 3 liters of engine oil, and 1.5 liters of automatic transmission oil during changes. You cannot compare though its loading capacity versus an Adventure as it is totally a small MPV.

    Tyaga lang, Sir, may makikita ka ding maayos na Adventure.

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    Maki Hijack po TS maraming salamat!

    Hi Tsikot Community,

    gusto ko lang po sana humingi ng suggestion from your experience.

    planning to buy a 2nd hand car with budget from 200-300k. preferably 2011 model and up.

    Sedan or Hatchback only. group of four lang po and will be doing occasional long ride but mostly weekend city drive lang.

    i'm looking at the following car model

    Hyundai Accent
    Hyundai Elantra
    Mitsubishi Mirage G4
    Nissan Almera

    gusto ko lang po malaman kung in the long run ok naman po sila? kase balak ko syang gamiting for a long time

    but hyundai elantra looks the best out of the 5. di po ako maalam sa mga car parts. total newbie po.

    points to consider:

    Spare parts availability
    Maintenance Cost


    maraming salamat po sa sasagot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by softbank21 View Post
    Maki Hijack po TS maraming salamat!

    Hi Tsikot Community,

    gusto ko lang po sana humingi ng suggestion from your experience.

    planning to buy a 2nd hand car with budget from 200-300k. preferably 2011 model and up.

    Sedan or Hatchback only. group of four lang po and will be doing occasional long ride but mostly weekend city drive lang.

    i'm looking at the following car model

    Hyundai Accent
    Hyundai Elantra
    Mitsubishi Mirage G4
    Nissan Almera

    gusto ko lang po malaman kung in the long run ok naman po sila? kase balak ko syang gamiting for a long time

    but hyundai elantra looks the best out of the 5. di po ako maalam sa mga car parts. total newbie po.

    points to consider:

    Spare parts availability
    Maintenance Cost


    maraming salamat po sa sasagot.
    maraming spare parts online sa fb for hyundai nissan and mitsu.. never buy from the dealerships.

    as for maintenance.. motech on fb.

    engine oil change interval ..every 3-6months

    other fluid intervals like atf, brake fluid, and coolant, every 24mo,

    if possible get the owners manual from the seller

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    maraming spare parts online sa fb for hyundai nissan and mitsu.. never buy from the dealerships.

    as for maintenance.. motech on fb.

    engine oil change interval ..every 3-6months

    other fluid intervals like atf, brake fluid, and coolant, every 24mo,

    if possible get the owners manual from the seller
    Hi Sir,

    i see. kumukuha din kase ako ng mga suggestions from some of my friends and they say Hyundai's parts is abit expensive compared to renowned brands like toyota and mitsubishi kaya medyo worried ako sir.

    out of the 5 sir. would you recommend something out from your experience here in the forum? complete newbie tlga ko sir when it comes to car. napilitan lang ako bumili to cater my father since di na sya ganon ka capable mag drive.

    we have a tamaraw and suzuki minivan before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by softbank21 View Post
    Hi Sir,

    i see. kumukuha din kase ako ng mga suggestions from some of my friends and they say Hyundai's parts is abit expensive compared to renowned brands like toyota and mitsubishi kaya medyo worried ako sir.

    out of the 5 sir. would you recommend something out from your experience here in the forum? complete newbie tlga ko sir when it comes to car. napilitan lang ako bumili to cater my father since di na sya ganon ka capable mag drive.

    we have a tamaraw and suzuki minivan before.
    im a biased elantra owner

    wag lng yun g4.. thin metal...

    almera should be good too..

    once you buy.. join the fb car clubs...repair and preventive maintenance are available there..

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    Quote Originally Posted by softbank21 View Post
    Maki Hijack po TS maraming salamat!

    Hi Tsikot Community,

    gusto ko lang po sana humingi ng suggestion from your experience.

    planning to buy a 2nd hand car with budget from 200-300k. preferably 2011 model and up.

    Sedan or Hatchback only. group of four lang po and will be doing occasional long ride but mostly weekend city drive lang.

    i'm looking at the following car model

    Hyundai Accent
    Hyundai Elantra
    Mitsubishi Mirage G4
    Nissan Almera

    gusto ko lang po malaman kung in the long run ok naman po sila? kase balak ko syang gamiting for a long time

    but hyundai elantra looks the best out of the 5. di po ako maalam sa mga car parts. total newbie po.

    points to consider:

    Spare parts availability
    Maintenance Cost


    maraming salamat po sa sasagot.
    If you want the least chance of encountering parts problems, get the vehicle with the highest population on the road. For that we have the G4 and Accent.

    I prefer the Accent between the two as it is the bigger, more powerful, and better looking vehicle. Check out all potentially viable choices before buying. Don't rush!

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTi View Post
    If you want the least chance of encountering parts problems, get the vehicle with the highest population on the road. For that we have the G4 and Accent.

    I prefer the Accent between the two as it is the bigger, more powerful, and better looking vehicle. Check out all potentially viable choices before buying. Don't rush!

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    wag accent 1.4 na gas...

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    A 2nd gen vios. Eto ang sureball na less 300k at abundant parts.

    And since pakonte ng pakonte na yung mga vios na ganito na taxi, di na sya nakakasawa tingnan.


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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    wag accent 1.4 na gas...
    Is it still bad? AFAIK the later Kappa engined units with the 6MT/CVT are knock-free.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTi View Post
    Is it still bad? AFAIK the later Kappa engined units with the 6MT/CVT are knock-free.

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    they never came with a cvt.. its a 4at

    its a gas guzzler...

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    they never came with a cvt.. its a 4at

    its a gas guzzler...
    I recall that at some point the 4AT was replaced by CVT for the gas and the 7DCT for the diesel. Just can't recall when.

    Just saw now that there are Elantras selling at the 300k price range! Was surprised it is now this cheap. Definitely a better car than the Accent, though parts availability may not be as widespread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTi View Post
    I recall that at some point the 4AT was replaced by CVT for the gas and the 7DCT for the diesel. Just can't recall when.

    Just saw now that there are Elantras selling at the 300k price range! Was surprised it is now this cheap. Definitely a better car than the Accent, though parts availability may not be as widespread.

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    damn 6sp cvt nga for the accent.. i drove one kasi and it was the 4at. but whatever is in the market is probably the 4at.. which i despise


    elantra club.. wala naman issue sa spare parts..

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    If you want a simple point A to point B car, just get the most basic Vios you can find. If you can drive a manual, get the newest Vios J that fits your budget. If you want extra amenities, get the Vios E.

    Both are 1.3 non-frills variant of the Vios. Has tons of spare parts literally EVERYWHERE. Cheap to run too.

    A relative of mine bought one before, a 2010 Vios J for 285K. Used it for about a year and a half, clocked around an extra 30-40T Kms in it (car was used for business purposes) and sold it for the same price.

    The only thing that she changed was the battery.

    Yun nga lang, it's not a very exciting car. Takes some $$$ as well to make it look good. Pero as a first car, you literally couldn't ask for more.

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