2012 Toyota vios 1.3 E AT, Ford Fiesta 2012 sport or 2009 Jazz AT

**JayPi.23** · October 28th, 2015 11:08 PM

I'm looking for a second hand unit for my daughter who will be graduating from college next year. I want her to practice first before I buy her a new one. She wants to have the Jazz as her first car but I insisted because it's a bit pricey and old comparing to the Vios and Fiesta. I'm also open for other suggestion, max budget is 400K and vehicle must not be more 5 years. Thanks!

**ronw123w124** · October 28th, 2015 11:51 PM

For me Vios>Jazz>Fiesta.

**JaysonTrinidad** · October 29th, 2015 05:24 AM

Originally Posted by JayPi.23

I'm looking for a second hand unit for my daughter who will be graduating from college next year. I want her to practice first before I buy her a new one. She wants to have the Jazz as her first car but I insisted because it's a bit pricey and old comparing to the Vios and Fiesta. I'm also open for other suggestion, max budget is 400K and vehicle must not be more 5 years. Thanks!

Vios - reliable and best choice for me but might not look appealing for your daughter.
Fiesta - I've heard of transmission issue in this model. Better check thoroughly and try to ask feedback from owners.
Jazz - Good choice. Doesn't matter if it is older as long as well maintained by previous owner. It's a Honda so, resale value is really high.

**JaysonTrinidad** · October 29th, 2015 05:25 AM

double post

**Calistro** · October 29th, 2015 07:08 AM

If you say practice car and is looking to dispose of it after a few months, get the one with the most resale value IMO

**kenn_06** · October 29th, 2015 09:15 AM

Vios then Jazz. Or City? A bit cheaper than Jazz and okay din ang porma for ladies..

**Walter** · October 29th, 2015 09:20 AM

How about Suzuki Swift? It's smaller.

**GTi** · October 29th, 2015 09:46 AM

Practice car first before buying a new one? I say go for the Vios, and then get her a new Jazz later on. If you're going for the 1.3A/T though, don't expect much in terms of both fuel efficiency and performance.

Since it's going to be a "practice car", why don't you get her a manual instead? That'll definitely improve her skills more.

**halowan** · October 29th, 2015 09:58 AM

Originally Posted by Calistro

If you say practice car and is looking to dispose of it after a few months, get the one with the most resale value IMO

+1 to this

Originally Posted by GTi

Since it's going to be a "practice car", why don't you get her a manual instead?

Originally Posted by Calistro

If you say practice car and is looking to dispose of it after a few months, get the one with the most resale value IMO

True true

**1D4LV** · October 29th, 2015 11:01 AM

i would also go for the vios.... masarap i drive, lalo na sa mga starters..... plenty of parts, and higher resale value in case of disposal for immediate replacement to jazz.