2nd hand Celerio, Picanto or Spark

[step22]

i'm planning to buy a second hand hatchback, which one would you recommend? performance, features and reliability. thanks

[dreamur]

Celerio for being a suzuki.

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[dr. d]

agree with celerio.
it has japanese blood. for all the real and imaginary connotations it implies.

[step22]

but the spark at the 250k range is very catching. it has the looks inside and outside.

[Roden Villegas]

but the spark at the 250k range is very catching. it has the looks inside and outside.

Ask a Chevrolet owner. Just don't go for Spark.

[ice15]

My vote goes to the Celerio and Picanto...

I've heard really bad stories about Chevrolet's parts availability... Some friends have even claimed that some needed parts are not even readily available from the dealers/service centers.

[Egan101]

Why is the Mirage not included?

[WallyWest]

Isn't the old Celerio a 4-seater only? If so, the older Picanto has more passenger space. If space is a consideration, Picanto. If looks, Celerio.

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[step22]

Why is the Mirage not included?

its not yet available in the P200k+ range

[WallyWest]

its not yet available in the P200k+ range

2012(?) lang kasi lumabas ang Mirage. Wala pang 5 years ang oldest unit. Mas lalo pang bata ang Wigo.

How about Hyundai Getz, i10, or Eon?

OT: Chevy Spark is a Daewoo pala?

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[chronicle]

Browsing sa 200k++ sa olx yields cars around 2005 and up.

Basically, you're now buying a 10 year old vehicle sa price range.

I suggest to save up a little more unless you find a good well maintained car within your budget.

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[rukawa11]

but the spark at the 250k range is very catching. it has the looks inside and outside.

Walang pyesa ang spark, masasayang lang 200k mo dyan, magipon ka pa ng 100k, may mga mirage 12-13 and 14 na binebenta worth 300k


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[dct]

Kung 200+k ang habol mo, sa 2nd hand na 2013 eon ako or 2014 na alto. Almost brand new pa yan. 2-3 yrs old lang

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[rukawa11]

80kph lang daw top speed ng eon sabi nung agent wag daw sosobra.[emoji23]
TS kung di ka naman naharurot pwede na yan [emoji23]


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[dct]

80kph lang daw top speed ng eon sabi nung agent wag daw sosobra.[emoji23]
TS kung di ka naman naharurot pwede na yan [emoji23]


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Kalokohan. Nadrive ko ng 100 ang eon. Kaya nyan 120 for sure

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[1D4LV]

same here, Celerio because it is a suzuki. i had a bad experience in korean subcompacts.
but for looks, picanto.

[niky]

Kalokohan. Nadrive ko ng 100 ang eon. Kaya nyan 120 for sure

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It can actually hit 130-ish. Same as the Alto.

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The Spark: Decent car, horrible automatic, okay manual, parts availability is not great.

The Picanto: Best car of the three in terms of refinement. The ones without ABS are a bit squirrely in emergency braking (stiff rear end, tendency to lock rear brakes). Fuel economy not great with the auto, but the auto works better than in the other two.

Celerio: Tiny back seat (first gen), interior quality a notch below the Spark and Picanto, but fantastic 1.0 in terms of economy. Also, parts should be easier for the venerable K10 engine than for the other two. (Personally, I'd get this of the three, if you don't need a back seat).

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Others suggested:

Hyundai Getz: Getting old, but really a size and class above the others. Dreadfully slow with the 1.1 (heavy), but not all that difficult to take care of.

Hyundai i10: AT not very economical (like Picanto) but good performance. MT okay. Nice design, nice handling, bit stiff, but pretty decent car.

Alto: Penalty box. But if you want a car that's ridiculously cheap to fuel up and maintain...

[step22]

i excluded hyundai among my choices because i had bad experiences with it.

[step22]

It can actually hit 130-ish. Same as the Alto.

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The Spark: Decent car, horrible automatic, okay manual, parts availability is not great.

The Picanto: Best car of the three in terms of refinement. The ones without ABS are a bit squirrely in emergency braking (stiff rear end, tendency to lock rear brakes). Fuel economy not great with the auto, but the auto works better than in the other two.

Celerio: Tiny back seat (first gen), interior quality a notch below the Spark and Picanto, but fantastic 1.0 in terms of economy. Also, parts should be easier for the venerable K10 engine than for the other two. (Personally, I'd get this of the three, if you don't need a back seat).

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Others suggested:

Hyundai Getz: Getting old, but really a size and class above the others. Dreadfully slow with the 1.1 (heavy), but not all that difficult to take care of.

Hyundai i10: AT not very economical (like Picanto) but good performance. MT okay. Nice design, nice handling, bit stiff, but pretty decent car.

Alto: Penalty box. But if you want a car that's ridiculously cheap to fuel up and maintain...

salamat dito boss!

[antonath]

I will choose celerio. Ok naman siya even with 4 adults inside. I dont own one pero nakasakay na ako sa likod. Masikip nga lang talaga