Best 2nd hand for 200k max budget.

**Mark Suarez** · April 24th, 2017 05:35 PM

Go for 2nd hand city. 2006 to 2009.

**kelvinblank14** · April 24th, 2017 06:25 PM

Originally Posted by Mark Suarez

Go for 2nd hand city. 2006 to 2009.

Wala po bang issue yan gaya sa jazz?

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**dr. d** · April 25th, 2017 01:47 AM

Originally Posted by kelvinblank14

Wala po bang issue yan gaya sa jazz?

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what was the jazz issue?

**orly_andico** · April 25th, 2017 02:58 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

what was the jazz issue?

1st gen Jazz and City had that CVT that tends to fail catastrophically at 50K - 100K mileage. Super expensive repair (80k petot).

That's partly why Honda moved to a traditional slush box automatic in the 2nd gen.

As someone who bought two used Mazda's (one 10 years old and one 5 years old)... buy a Toyota.

Of course condition is everything, but everything being equal Toyota is the most reliable. JDPower proves it.

My (bought new) Mazda3 in 2007 has had two fuel system (pump and tubes) replacements (at 60k petot each time) and it only has 35K mileage on it. It has also had a suspension replacement.

Don't buy a used Mazda unless you love them and can pay $$$. Speaking as a person who has owned 3 Mazda's (a Mazda 626 GE, Mazda3 BK, and a Mazda6 GG1).

**dr. d** · April 25th, 2017 03:02 AM

Originally Posted by orly_andico

1st gen Jazz and City had that CVT that tends to fail catastrophically at 50K - 100K mileage. Super expensive repair (80k petot).

That's partly why Honda moved to a traditional slush box automatic in the 2nd gen.

As someone who bought two used Mazda's (one 10 years old and one 5 years old)... buy a Toyota.

Of course condition is everything, but everything being equal Toyota is the most reliable. JDPower proves it.

My (bought new) Mazda3 in 2007 has had two fuel system (pump and tubes) replacements (at 60k petot each time) and it only has 35K mileage on it. It has also had a suspension replacement.

Don't buy a used Mazda unless you love them and can pay $$$. Speaking as a person who has owned 3 Mazda's (a Mazda 626 GE, Mazda3 BK, and a Mazda6 GG1).

ah ok.
it's common knowledge. the cvt of the jazz and the city.
i was wondering if #62 was refering to something unique to the jazz only.

**kelvinblank14** · April 25th, 2017 08:22 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

what was the jazz issue?

Transmission issue for cvt

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**kelvinblank14** · April 25th, 2017 08:24 AM

Originally Posted by orly_andico

1st gen Jazz and City had that CVT that tends to fail catastrophically at 50K - 100K mileage. Super expensive repair (80k petot).

That's partly why Honda moved to a traditional slush box automatic in the 2nd gen.

As someone who bought two used Mazda's (one 10 years old and one 5 years old)... buy a Toyota.

Of course condition is everything, but everything being equal Toyota is the most reliable. JDPower proves it.

My (bought new) Mazda3 in 2007 has had two fuel system (pump and tubes) replacements (at 60k petot each time) and it only has 35K mileage on it. It has also had a suspension replacement.

Don't buy a used Mazda unless you love them and can pay $$$. Speaking as a person who has owned 3 Mazda's (a Mazda 626 GE, Mazda3 BK, and a Mazda6 GG1).

Im also considering mazda 3 for my budget fits its 2nd hand price but i was told that repairs and spare parts are overprice for mazda 3.

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**orly_andico** · April 26th, 2017 01:50 AM

Originally Posted by kelvinblank14

Im also considering mazda 3 for my budget fits its 2nd hand price but i was told that repairs and spare parts are overprice for mazda 3.

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You said it. The fuel pump cannot be replaced by itself, you have to replace the entire assembly. 40k petot.

Ka-ching!

Did I mention I've done that twice?

**kelvinblank14** · April 28th, 2017 08:01 PM

Originally Posted by orly_andico

You said it. The fuel pump cannot be replaced by itself, you have to replace the entire assembly. 40k petot.

Ka-ching!

Did I mention I've done that twice?

Yes yes yes. Btw altis na lang kinuha namin 2007 altis j. Paano po pala tupuin side mirrors? Power daw ito hindi naman tumutupi pag naglolock ka ng door via remote. Sorry first time.

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**GTi** · April 29th, 2017 12:03 AM

Base variant ang J, I doubt that it has power folding side mirrors. Kung meron man power adjust lang. Just fold it by hand. Kung may power fold yan dapat may small button dun sa side mirror adjustment controls tas may FOLD na nakasulat sa tabi.

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