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July 31st, 2006 04:58 PM #11
When they introduced the Altis S, it was a clear indication that the life of the Altis was drawing near. I'd go for the Civic since it has the latest technology. 'Bang for the buck' so to speak.
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July 31st, 2006 05:25 PM #12Originally Posted by Radical!
civic too for me.... don't get the Altis S, afaik, its just a souped up Altis J.
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July 31st, 2006 06:20 PM #13
the 2006 civic seems to be the wisest choice. unless toyota counters with huge discounts and not just a raffle promo.
will now go to the showrooms and test drives better informed. thanks
ps: may dimmer ba ang display ng civic?
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July 31st, 2006 06:44 PM #14
"Souped up"? More like merely dressed up. But I like the interior just a tiny bit better. It looks almost exactly like mine. Well, not exactly, but they weren't subtle about copying the silver trim and red and black seats...
Lynx RS
Altis S
While the Altis has less body roll, the steering on the Civic is much better, if not very involving, and is pretty quick. While I normally frown on ATs, the Civic's AT is passable, and the interior and exterior are much prettier.
Still, the Altis is not a bad car, and with the next Corolla coming in 2008 (if it ever comes... who the heck knows?), resale value shouldn't suffer too much in the next two years if you change your mind.
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July 31st, 2006 07:58 PM #16Originally Posted by kurt
IMO, discounts or raffle promo will have very little impact on my vehicle buying decisions. The most important is that the car performs well, has good features, good looks, etc. To me, promotions seem to convey an impression of product weakness in the market if not weak sales. If a company is employing such a tactic to predominantly sell their products, then they are banking too much on the perceived allure of free items, discounts, raffle and etc towards the customer and not the perceived strength of the product which is what they should be focusing on anyway but cannot at this point bec. of weak sales. After all, good products dont need anything to sell. Just look at the Fortuner last year. Kahit sa sobrang taga na nga, dami parin pumipila at kumakagat.
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July 31st, 2006 08:18 PM #17
true the civic is now beating the altis in sales or at least in attention, natural reaction from toyota will be promos. but for me im kinda content with the package of the altis 1.6G, ageing or not. it has all i want and if they sell it like with a 100k discount, 80% altis na over civic.
a discount that big (and a car dvd/tv system) will really turn me to the altis. will just rationalize its a steal, its proven, quality maintenance easy and abundant kaya the altis will be easier and cheaper to maintain etc.
but i know owning the latest and hi-tech car also has its advantages. its just that i dont want that kind of car if it comes with the hassles of trying to buy it at this point. also quoting the fortuner experience. but i have yet to visit a showroom and inquire with their sales. never owned a honda car.
willing to wait til end of the year. usually may mga xmas promos at that time.
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July 31st, 2006 08:22 PM #18
Civic 2006. I just hope they offer the paddle shift with 1.8 variant. 2.0 is too much IMO. it's just a light car which doesn't need that much power anyway and the unnecessary fuel consumption.
Last edited by Horsepower; July 31st, 2006 at 08:27 PM.
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August 1st, 2006 04:19 PM #19Originally Posted by happy_gilmore
But the outside? I actually like the way it looks. And I'm not alone. I'm seeing a lot of Altis S variants on the road right now.
C! Magazine actually bashed the car in their Sideswipe section last month or the month before. Medyo disappointed yata sila with how badly the car performed, even with the better-than-stock tires they were testing it with... errh... using it to test.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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August 1st, 2006 11:32 PM #20Originally Posted by number001
my 19 yr old car .. as in naka 3M .. walang palitan.. maganda sa old 3M ng car namin as in hindi...
What's the best car tint brand and color?