Car for beginner 800-900k budget

**AltisAndMZ3FAN** · January 26th, 2017 09:00 AM

Hi, my girlfriend is on a shopping for a car. With a budget of 800-900k she'll be the one to shoulder the cost (Loan on bank).
We're not really rushing this so we want to execute this as smooth as possible.
Priorites are the following:
-Space
-Decent looks on its price
-AT
-Features and safety

So far she is looking into this list (No MT please):
Jazz
City
Juke, but 980k, given the budget she really prefers this.
Mazda 2
Elantra
Ecosport

You could also suggest a decent 2nd hand car. As i'm also convincing her on this.
Thanks!

**unmarked** · January 26th, 2017 09:10 AM

Honda jazz. Swak bro. Stretch na ung juke pero why not kung kaya.

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**Calistro** · January 26th, 2017 09:42 AM

How about an Ertiga or a Mobilio?

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**baludoy** · January 26th, 2017 09:51 AM

suzuki swift, dzire, jimny, and ciaz

nissan almera & sylphy pasok din sa budget

**babybackrivs** · January 26th, 2017 09:59 AM

Jazz! Or wait for the facelifted city

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**GTi** · January 26th, 2017 10:20 AM

Hyundai Accent CRDi 7DCT pasok sa budget mo. Car is ridiculously fuel efficient and powerful all the same.

Kung SUV, baka pwede pag-isipan ang BRV. Base model is 900+k IIRC. I believe its the only one in its class to offer 7 seats at the moment.

Kung open sa 2nd hand, the possibilities are almost endless. Yun nga lang, dapat straight payment kundi lugi ka.

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**kevinworld** · January 26th, 2017 11:00 AM

For beginners, get a small cheaper car. Ground clearance should be considered. The excess money can be used for body repairs etc. Get insurance if new driver

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**_Qwerty_** · January 26th, 2017 11:04 AM

Avanza 1.3g matic, madali i singit sa trapik at madali i park.. kasya 7 pax.. may sukli pa sa 900K nya..

**MonkeyQuick** · January 26th, 2017 11:12 AM

Originally Posted by kevinworld

For beginners, get a small cheaper car. Ground clearance should be considered. The excess money can be used for body repairs etc. Get insurance if new driver

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I agree! Btw, if you mean beginner, does that mean you will buy another car after more or less 5yrs? If its just for moving around the city, consider the small ones (picanto, wigo, spark, mirage, etc) as this is much cheaper compared to the common sedans around the city (honda, vios, etc) then once you are accustomed with driving just replace them with the ones you truly like.