what is the most fuel efficient small car

**rambo149** · May 29th, 2011 07:23 PM

feedback sa jazz or QQchery etc mukhang mas efficient den sila :D

**niky** · May 30th, 2011 02:11 PM

The Picanto is here. Pricing for the MT is around 540-550k yata, from what friends tell me.

For what the QQ costs, I'd rather get the Alto. It's uglier outside, uglier inside and the plastics on the Alto look like half-melted crayolas, but the build quality is better and the engine and suspension are better, too.

The Spark... don't know yet, the old one wasn't that great, except in terms of economy... since it was essentially a decade old Daewoo Matiz dressed up as a Chevy... which meant you were getting a QQ-level or Alto-level car for Picanto prices. But this new one seems closer in terms of size to the Picanto-i10-Celerio brigade, and the interior is much improved over the old one (still not 100% sure I like the seats, but I will get a chance for a one-week evaluation next month). No word on test units for the Picanto, yet, though.

**GTi** · June 1st, 2011 12:18 AM

I'd suggest you get the new Picanto. The looks are really good, a very big improvement from its predecessor. The engine may not be especially powerful, but it should be good enough for the everyday commute and occasional out of town trips.

**hewgrant40** · September 18th, 2011 10:12 PM

Originally Posted by rollyic

mga sir, how about SPARK?
is that a good buy?

I bought a new Spark 4 years ago and I would give it a grade of 75, which means pasang awa. The car handles well and really fuel efficient. It is quiet and rides comfortably with 5 people inside. the passenger seat at the back does not feel cramped. It has enough power to go fast and climb marcos highway going to bagiuio without problems. Now the downside...1. parts are expensive. 2. The weakest part and common problem with Spark is the clutch. Only after 1 year of use, I already had to replace the clutch cable. 2 years after I had to replace the clutch plates. 3 After sales service is hell!!!! I once complained about some sound coming from under chasis and it took 3 trips to the casa and some pressure coming from me to do a complete search for it. It seemed like the mechanics are amateurs. AFter 4 years, I have replaced the whole clutch system but otherwise, the car is doing fine and running in perfect condition. So you better think twice before buying this car specially the after sales service they provide which is really really poor

**ZurcRALPH** · September 22nd, 2011 06:53 AM

kasya po ba ang 6 footer na lalaki sa hyundai i10??????

**nic** · August 6th, 2013 12:40 PM

Originally Posted by Starex_Gold

14km/L city driving, Celerio A/T.

Buhayin ko lang ulit.

If an AT can do 14km/l, ilan kaya sa manual?
What about Hyundai Getz?

Looking for a small car pang hatid sa school. Thanks

**1D4LV** · August 6th, 2013 12:46 PM

on the most fuel efficient small car. i would have to agree on the celerio. a friend who owns one, drove from las pinas to pagudpod, using only one full tank... may sobra pa daw na onti pagdating dun.

kung gusto mo ng may trunk.... vios. two weeks ago... we drove from makati to masinloc, zambales... consumed only around 1/2 tank, one way.