All new Starex or Old reliable CRDI Starex

[saipeme]

eto po official price ng GRAND STAREX TCi.

9seater manual 1.198m
12seater manual 1.238m
9seater matic 1.368m

sir ano ang dimension and displacement/power ng tci....thanks...

[C190]

sir ano ang dimension and displacement/power ng tci....thanks...

oo nga..........
pa post ng specs ng new at old para makita comparison

[IMm29]

kung crdi sana pwede na

Hehehe! Yeah. Kung CRDi na yun, halos walang nagbago sa presyo nung old Gold. Oh well. Only time will tell whether the new Starex will be a bigger hit than the older one.

As for me, I'd rather keep our 2005 CRDi 9 seater till the new one with a CRDi engine comes out.

[BlueBimmer]

i think TCI starex lang maging hot...the crdi model costs too much..kaya naging hotcake ang previous starex is because of its affordable price compared to other brands like the big T..pero ngayon mahal na rin sobra...baka mag nissan urvan nalang mga buyers

[C190]

i think TCI starex lang maging hot...the crdi model costs too much..kaya naging hotcake ang previous starex is because of its affordable price compared to other brands like the big T..pero ngayon mahal na rin sobra...baka mag nissan urvan nalang mga buyers

COREKEK

[CVT]

I'm deciding between the all new starex and the current CRDI starex model. I the new one will come out to at least 1.6M compared to the 1.2m automatic variant of the current model. Both will suit my needs.

The new one is bigger and looks much better, does it justify the P400 000 difference? Where do I get my money's worth? Which will have better resale value in 5 years? Which will depreciate less ?(Usually more expensive cars depreciate more than less expensive cars)

Thanks.

If I were you, I'd get the 'current model'. The P400K difference does not justify everything there is new to this van. I'll be consistent with my previous opinion that it's not anymore value-for-money. That is why I intend to keep my 'current model' A/T Starex. And, look for other vans for our people-mover requirements in the future.

3808:fish:

[IMm29]

i think TCI starex lang maging hot...the crdi model costs too much..kaya naging hotcake ang previous starex is because of its affordable price compared to other brands like the big T..pero ngayon mahal na rin sobra...baka mag nissan urvan nalang mga buyers

Mukhang ganun na nga ang mangyayari. Nga lang, although new body na, old/less powerful engine naman ang nakakabit. Not to say it's not potent enough though, but somehow overall, it's a step back.

If I were you, I'd get the 'current model'. The P400K difference does not justify everything there is new to this van. I'll be consistent with my previous opinion that it's not anymore value-for-money. That is why I intend to keep my 'current model' A/T Starex. And, look for other vans for our people-mover requirements in the future.

3808:fish:

I agree with getting the "current" big-faced model. Perhaps Hyundai, if it's sales get affected by the expensive new Starex, might decide to restudy its pricing scheme. After all, it's the value for money concept that's selling their Starexes.

[C190]

if it's sales get affected by the expensive new Starex, might decide to restudy its pricing scheme. After all, it's the value for money concept that's selling their Starexes.

lower! lower! lower! pls....

[IMm29]

lower! lower! lower! pls....

Deal? or No Deal!

[minicoopal]

Brochures obtained from dealers show the following dimensions (in mm): Present Starex SWB: 4695Lx1820Wx1885Hx2810WB. Present Starex LWB: 5035Lx1820Wx1970Hx3080WB. Grand Starex: 5125Lx1925Wx1925Hx3200WB. Kaya pala they call it "Grand". At these dimensions, it is longer and wider than the Grandia! Baka hanapan ka ng Bus driver's licence.