I'd go with the Pride.
daihatsu charade 4-door
kia pride cd-5
Pride na lang. Daming pyesa pa ito as compared sa charade.
There is one for sale here that caught my attention. You might want to check it out.
http://tsikot.yehey.com/auto-classif...&cat=19&page=1
magkano kayang magagastos dito kung papaayos
http://tsikot.yehey.com/auto-classif...&cat=19&page=2
limited no ang orig. powersteering.. pero pwede mo palagyan ng powersteering ang pride--10-15thou ang cost nun..
pride GTX-manual vote ko..
I used to own both brand of cars. Binenta ko yung Kia at iniwan ko yung Charade kaya for me its the Charade![]()
cheapest project car: kia pride
cheap project car: charade, especially the 2-door model
Charade pa rin, at least japanese car at hawak ng toyota ang daihatsu..
pero ok din cd5, medyo dinadown nga lang kasi madami nai-taxi.. kung makakuha ka ng hindi ex-taxi ok yan..
i like the Charade but i'd rather have the Kia pride cos of its relatively abundant and cheap parts.
KIA parin ako...at dami pyesa and mura lang...unlike charade na mahirap na hanapin...tagain ka pa sa price.
pero sa looks..charade ako...2dr...mukang dahon.
Slightly OT: Was the Pride ever released under a different brand/make? I just saw what looked to be the 3 door hatchback version here in the US but no Kia markings, it had a Ford or what seemed to be a Ford logo. Can anybody shed light on this?![]()
That would be the first generation Ford Festiva - a rebadged Kia Pride.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Festiva
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mas gusto ko porma ng charade, pero mukhang mas madali i-maintain ang pride, so i'll go with pride
According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Festiva :
"The car (Ford Festiva) was manufactured by Kia in South Korea, which at the time was part-owned by Ford, and was derived from the Kia Pride, while Japanese, European, New Zealand and Australian models were manufactured by Mazda in Japan.
It was based on the Mazda DA platform, using Mazda's B Series engines."