Car for new driver

[niky]

if budget is really a limitation..
at 50K, nothing can beat the reliability of a classic air cooled beetle. of course, it has its quirks. but hey! you won't have to worry about radiator water and carnappers. and trouble-shooting is easy. the only problem is, its design is a love-it-or-hate-it thing. and many people hate it. but if your objective is learning to drive...

There is something to be said about learning how to drive on a rear-engined car with skinny rear tires and insane amounts of positive rear camber in the wet...

I love the Beetle... kinda hard to find a decent one on sale at a decent price, though... and the AC conversions are kinda finicky.

[Gerbo]

Sa akin lang sir, if you want a decent car the minimum budget at today's prices would be around P200,000.

P50,000, IMO pang motorsiklo lang po yon.

P100,000 would be too old. Alam mo naman pag-matanda na maraming ng reklamo sa katawan. Ole cars also have issues regarding mechanical and and trim parts. That amount, however, may get you a van-type multicab. I do not know if you desire one.

To avoid perplexing issues, get at least a late-1990s car model which usually sell at 200,000 more or less.

At this point, the brand is now secondary. Get one that is maintained very well by the previous owner.

[ben_david19]

Nissan Sentra ang nababagay sa inyo sir.

[krinkx]

b13... mas ok ung eccs (ga16dne) kasi all power kesa LEC version...

[superbismarck]

dagdagan mo na ng konte, kasi pag binenta mo naman konti lang din ang lugi mo.

[ixaz]

i agree with the other posters. sentra or small body corolla would be a better choice for me it's sentra