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July 5th, 2009 01:23 PM #2BMW 320i and Forester are both my dream cars, isama mo na ang dodge nitro.
Anyways, back to topic....
BMW 320i - Much much more elegant, decente kumbaga, and it`s albeit rare than the Forester. Maintenance is a downside about this, but the resale is a +1.
Forester - More on out of town trips, off-roading. And also perfect for city driving. It`s getting common from time to time.
I`d pick the BMW, because, im not that into offroading and stuff. Why not put the DODGE NITRO on your choices? Just visited DODGE`s showroom yesterday, and their nitro is priced at 1.850million.
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July 6th, 2009 01:00 AM #4Is maintenance a part of your equation? If so, then Forester is the way to go! If it were up to me, I'd go Subaru.
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July 6th, 2009 09:57 AM #5A Subaru isn't all that simple to maintain, either... the boxer engine's quirky layout means that some tasks that are simple on an inline four will require extra labor (and thus, extra $$$) to perform on a Subaru. And a turbo car also has special needs.
That said, a Subie is still probably cheaper to maintain. The 320i is more exciting to steer, but the Subie is more practical (bigger), faster (bigger engine... with a turbo) and cheaper to own. Doesn't quite have the solidity (320i is utterly silent at 160 km/h... ) or brand cachet of the BMW, though... so whichever you get will depend on your priorities.
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July 8th, 2009 04:14 AM #6
Originally Posted by niky
A Subaru isn't all that simple to maintain, either... the boxer engine's quirky layout means that some tasks that are simple on an inline four will require extra labor (and thus, extra $$$) to perform on a Subaru. And a turbo car also has special needs.
That said, a Subie is still probably cheaper to maintain. The 320i is more exciting to steer, but the Subie is more practical (bigger), faster (bigger engine... with a turbo) and cheaper to own. Doesn't quite have the solidity (320i is utterly silent at 160 km/h... ) or brand cachet of the BMW, though... so whichever you get will depend on your priorities.
I agree ... solidity/cache vs price/performance. Unless time na mag karga ng madaming grocery o furniture.
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