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    Hi Guys, looking to buy a car soon... just wanted to get your inputs on which one i should get. any news if a new Jazz will be coming out anytime soon? Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by boogie18
    Hi Guys, looking to buy a car soon... just wanted to get your inputs on which one i should get. any news if a new Jazz will be coming out anytime soon? Thanks!
    Save your self the head ache and get the jazz. Although the crdi accent is a great car, hyundai has many negative feedback about it's after sales service here in tsikot.

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    Depends on what you're looking for.

    The Jazz, for me, looks better, has better fit and finish, and is more spacious. The Accent on the other hand, is more economical and has gobs of low-end torque that make it very peppy around the city.

    Personally, I'd get the Accent any day. A white one in manual, with 16" rims from the automatic.

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    go for the accent its more practical than the jazz at same price range. regarding CASA issues, every brand/car distributor has its own share of negative feedback

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    nice choices.
    i own a jazz pero with these two choice, i think i'll go for the accent crdi simply because its diesel. more economical, LOTS of low end torque which the jazz so lack off. tas lagyan mo ng devil's own, game over na.
    not bad din naman ang looks ng accent hatch crdi. maganda sya for me.

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    accent for me... better FC, more power, new model and design....

    IMO better resale value bec. its A DIESEL and more economical....

    IMO value for money Accent diesel a/t.... ang laki ng matitipid mo sa fuel....

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    I like both cars, pero para maiba naman especially now na napakarami na ng jazz and fitt sa kalsada, Accent with CRDI engine gets my vote. So far, wala pa naman issue for this accent model. for me the only advantage ng jazz over accent hatch na nakikita ko is the maintenance cost, mas mahal sigurado maintenance ng accent hatchback, yung jazz subok na ang tibay, pwde maintenance nito kahit sa suking talyer or gasoline station lang without any worries....

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    Quote Originally Posted by valskie01 View Post
    go for the accent its more practical than the jazz at same price range. regarding CASA issues, every brand/car distributor has its own share of negative feedback
    nice one sir!

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    Accent CRDi ko, tahimik pa din. And hindi naman magastos ang maintenance. No BS.

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    the accent crdi is very attractive specs-wise, i was also highly considering it before. however, i'd still get the jazz because it's my first official new car.

    i'm very concerned about reliability and aftersales. hyundai has great cars, but HARI turned me off with the accent gas' knocking issue. for me, if a decent amount of local testing was done, they could've done the necessary adjustments and the knocking issue wouldn't have reached the hands of numerous owners. (i really took time to read the posts here and other forums / blogs, they're very alarming.) in the end, parang naging guinea pig ang mismong customers. i didn't want to risk that with yet another newly-introduced engine in our market, the 1.6L CRDi. (recently, topgear ph reported that Kia CAC expressed their hesitation about bringing that same engine here due to diesel quality concerns. sure, possibly an excuse, possibly true.)

    i agree, every casa / brand has their own share of bad experiences. upon looking around though, i observed that honda has the least amount and gravity of complaints. there are also "good" casas to go to. reliability of the Jazz is remarkable both in the local and overseas market with very few / minor recalls and "sakit".

    also, i may not be able to hold on to my Jazz for a long time so resale was also a consideration.

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    accent diesel also, ang tipid pa ng FC, mura pa krudo. value for money. so far wala pa naman issue. and i guess wala naman siguro kasi forte ng hyundai ang diesel. wala naman issue for santa fe or starex. yung casa lang pproblemahin mo. search ka dito ano mga recommended casa

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    Medyo OT, but yun Fastrans airport taxis sa cebu na accent 1.5 diesel umaabot na ng 250,000 km takbo. Sabi sa driver(s), wala problema yun engine. ang nareplace lang nila yun parts sa suspension bushings at shocks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by defend2013 View Post
    Medyo OT, but yun Fastrans airport taxis sa cebu na accent 1.5 diesel umaabot na ng 250,000 km takbo. Sabi sa driver(s), wala problema yun engine. ang nareplace lang nila yun parts sa suspension bushings at shocks.
    The Fast Transit Lancer GLXs they also used before that also would reach around 350K to 400K kms and they were still running very well when i would use them as a service around Cebu before.

    Between the Jazz and the Accent diesel. If it was for my personal use, i'd lean toward the Accent diesel at this point mainly because of the diesel engine. I have not personally checked out the Accent HB closely but the Jazz is a big challenger still if you consider the space utilization inside it and of course, long term ownership is and fit and finish is still a proven point with the Jazz. Those are some things to ponder on.
    Last edited by vinj; March 12th, 2013 at 09:13 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by defend2013 View Post
    Medyo OT, but yun Fastrans airport taxis sa cebu na accent 1.5 diesel umaabot na ng 250,000 km takbo. Sabi sa driver(s), wala problema yun engine. ang nareplace lang nila yun parts sa suspension bushings at shocks.
    Mine's 2 yrs old, 63tkms. EGR cleaning lang sa non-consumables. Non-casa maintained akin.

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    i didn't want to risk that with yet another newly-introduced engine in our market, the 1.6L CRDi.
    Hindi dahil nag karoon ng problema ang 1.4L gasoline engine ng accent eh ganoon din mangyayari sa 1.6L CRDi engine accent. Ang test car ng HARI1.6L CRDi ay matagal na dito sa Manila yan.. Eh yung 1.6L & 1.8L gasoline engine sa present accent & elantra wala naman problema ah..

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    Agree with them. Accent CRDi for me. And then I'd get the manual variant and accessorize it myself. 16" mags, the optional fogs, a decent sound system, 4300k main and 3000k fog bulbs, chip tuning with K&N and deym!

    For you to avoid any sort of problems, you just have to take good care of your car. Our "problematic", "lemon" 4JX1 Isuzu Trooper had nothing besides the consumables replaced till it was past 7 years of age! Turbo problems can be avoided by letting the car idle for perhaps a minute or two after hard and/or long driving to let it cool off. And then if you properly change oil every 5tkms, it will give you years and years and years of excellent service.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NeilJohn View Post
    Could be the Jazz but a new Jazz may be out next year. If made available locally next year, this may negatively affect the resale value of the current Jazz. Thus resale value could potentially be even.
    It won't make it locally next year for sure. Around Nov pa lang rumored introduction sa Japan, 2014 production. 2015 pa earliest nyan, if the asian market decides to adopt it. Just look at the 8th gen jdm and 9th gen usdm accord, mukhang di pa / namakakarating dito.

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    What would be more "bagay" for a 70+ year old kung MT lang paguusapan? Ayaw kasi mag-AT tigas ng ulo

    I'm leaning toward the Accent dahil I think the torque makes it easier for old knees in traffic.

    They were seriously considering the Mirage pero they think it's too small and not that stable at highway speeds.
    Last edited by JohnM; April 1st, 2013 at 12:26 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnM View Post
    What would be more "bagay" for a 70+ year old kung MT lang paguusapan? Ayaw kasi mag-AT tigas ng ulo

    I'm leaning toward the Accent dahil I think the torque makes it easier for old knees in traffic.
    you are asking me what car you want him to drive...? why not ask him?
    in my experience, these oldsters do not want to change.. so, get him something he is used to.. maybe the latest iteration of his current car..

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    His old car was a Lancer. Previous to that he had an owner-type jeep. He wants an MT hatch. And he wants it in red. Yun lang qualifications

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