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May 22nd, 2007 07:07 PM #41i think the alto and getz/picanto are not in the same type of vehicles..
the alto is a kei car.. while the getz/picanto is a subcompact.. getz/picanto is in the same type of vehicle like that of a toyota vios..
even the daihatsu charade is not a kei car.. rather its the daihatsu mira (engine of which is used by norkis legacy/privacy), is the one that's a kei car..
kei cars are supposed to be small and cheap.. so its baseless to compare it with non kei cars..
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May 22nd, 2007 11:45 PM #43Paano ba makumbinsi ang dealers to give a discount?
I tried the steering of the standard Alto mukhang okay naman. Pati wife ko pinasubukan ko, wala naman siyang reklamo. Actually mas excited pa nga siya dito sa Alto. When I told her that I will be looking at an Alto, she volunteered to accompany me. She never bothered to accompany me when I bought my STi and the Fortuner. She was also excited when I bought the Jumbo Starex. Iba talaga ang preferences ng mga babae. Siguro namiss na niya magdrive. Dati kasi noong Suzuki Fronte pa and after a while Kia Pride ang kotse ko, palagi niyang hiniram iyon pag naggrocery. Ngayon di na siya nagdradrive kasi may driver na atsaka nahihirapan daw siya.Mas gusto daw niya magdrive noong maliit pa ang kotse namin. I have a feeling, gagamitin niya itong Alto once in a while.
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May 23rd, 2007 03:56 AM #44
Ang panget. Mukhang kariton na nilagyan ng gulong. Pero pwede na kung super gipit na talaga.
Pero ako, i won't settle for that.
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May 23rd, 2007 01:51 PM #45
usually yun mga entry level mahirap na bigyan ng discounts kasi talagang sagad na.
sabi nga noon bayaw ko car salesman, mas ok pa daw magbenta sa mga bumibili ng high end cars kasi hindi gaanong makulit kaysa sa mga bumibili ng vios. mga buyers daw ng vios kulang na lang may utang na loob pa sila sa buyer sa sobra humingi ng freebies, incentives and discounts talagang pinaparamdam daw ng sobrang laki ng nilabas nila pera at 500K+ or below. pero kung malalman lang nila mga buyers ng 1M+ cars, kung minsan sila pa mga car salesmen nililibre sa lunch at tini-tipan
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May 23rd, 2007 04:14 PM #46
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May 23rd, 2007 04:24 PM #47
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May 23rd, 2007 04:26 PM #48
IMHO, Japanese engine, with a Japanese heritage, the only thing is it's made in India?
Most Korean engines are based on Japanese engines... ika-nga... Japanese heritage... but they're made in Korea... and so?
You've already been warned... flame-baiting and off-topic ka nanaman. You might find yourself banned from yet another motoring site...
Haha... pati naman friend ko na naka-Fronte dati nai-intriga sa Alto... brings back lots of memories daw...
Well, if she finds the steering okay, then I guess the base model is okay. I still feel that the price difference is justified by the extra stuff you get. Save up nalang ulit for the mags and tires, or get those from a suking shop via post-dated checks.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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May 23rd, 2007 05:18 PM #50
with a cheap car like alto, of course you won't expect much in craftsmanship and driving experience..
people who buy alto only go for a basic car that goes from point a to point b..
look at how top gear weighted their criteria
Build quality (22%)
Craftsmanship (22%)
Driving experience (19%)
Ownership costs (17%)
Service received (20%)
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they give high weight to BUILD QUALITY AND CRAFTSMANSHIP.. alto buyers care less about build quality and craftsmanship.. what alto buyers want is ownership cost.. which is the lowest weight..
so this topgear survey does not cater to the needs of alto buyers..
^ geo yatta of bulacan, ang nagcause ng traffic sa NLEX eh hinid minimum wage earners. Mga...
Traffic!