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December 18th, 2007 07:28 PM #21
No worries dude! sorry too if i sounded too defensive.
i was just personally surprise re: Banks not approving loans for Korean cars.
2nd hand car, pede pa nga. but IMO not only for Korean cars yon, but all others as well, depending on specific car's condition.
cheers guy!
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December 18th, 2007 10:46 PM #22
Yung SF may nakita na akong tatlong binebenta sa ad section nun... for a month of use lang, yung isa bling-bling pa nga.
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December 18th, 2007 11:22 PM #23
Between the two. Of course Hyundai Santa Fe. It is built, designed and being released for International market. Alterra is released only in some Asian countries including the Phils(I don't know why?)And I'm not sure if crash test has been done on Alterra.
I was in Houston, Texas for 2 weeks and I've noticed a number Santa Fe roaming around the city. A chance that strikes me to consider this unknown Korean SUV.
After a series of research and Test Drives(Alterra,Fort,Everest)my dilemna on choosing for an affordable SUV ended only after my test drive on Hyundai Santa Fe crdi.
Peace and Merry Christmas to All!
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December 19th, 2007 12:15 AM #24
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December 19th, 2007 12:47 AM #25
Ndi pa ko nakakabyahe pareng ressie.
That trip to Clark was on November 2
Galing ako sa Big Bert's Araneta that day.
Pina-new paint protection ko si Santa Fe and maaga pa naman non kaya sabi ko drive muna ako sa Clark Economic Zone.
Nagpa-full tank ako sa Petron sa Araneta bago mag A. Bonifacio then i reset the Trip Meter to Zero. As far as I can remember, the travel logged a distance of 180kms. This is 98% NLEX. Then ikot ikot ako sa loob ng Clark Economic Zone then back to Manila via NLEX uli.
When I arrived home sa Manila, halos ndi umalis mula sa "F" ung needle.
I think Alterra can beat that even not on highways. Alam naman natin mataas ang fuel efficiency pag expressway eh.
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December 19th, 2007 01:04 AM #26
If you're gonna ask me, am happy with my Sta. Fe! kahit nga sa city driving eh matipid sa gas! Yung third row mukhang di ako magpapasakay ng tao kase medyo nga maliit ang space! Pero syempre, iba pa rin ang Veracruz! (hehehehehe - sorry po medyo OT)
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December 19th, 2007 08:51 AM #27
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December 19th, 2007 10:35 AM #28
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December 19th, 2007 07:00 PM #29Okay lang bro.
Bro, Hindi talaga sila pumapayag dati kahit maganda pa condition ng sasakyan. Pwede lang sila mag-paloan ng korean vehicles dati kapag brand new but kung 2nd hand na, kahit maganda ang condition ay di sila payag. Sa akin no accident pa at smooth pa ang paint ng Starex ko pero di talaga pinayagan.
Anyway bro, just confirmed with my colleague today that they are now allowing loans of second hand Korean vehicles yun nga lang 5 YEARS and below lang. If ever na above na sa 5 years, they will not approve the loan anymore. Don't worry bro, i-confirm ko rin to sa BPI personally pagbalik ko dyan.
If ever na totoo nga ito, makaka-apekto ito sa re-sale value ng korean vehicles.
Viewers, please do help kung may experiences kayo similar to this.
Thanks!
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Buhay na buhay ang BGC this evening. Bukas halos lahat ng restaurants. Sabi pa nung isang cashier...
Traffic!