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November 22nd, 2009 10:28 PM #11
Siguro ano man policy ng Mazda in general yun din ang policy sa CX-7, gas naman yan eh so in general PMS costs are lower than diesel...
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November 22nd, 2009 10:46 PM #12
nabababaan ako sa height ng cx 7..or ako lang yun? or talagang mas gusto ko lang kasing taas ng mga montero..hahaha.
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November 22nd, 2009 11:50 PM #13
IMO, pangit ang resale value ng Mazda. Hehe for me lang ah, and siguro it's way pricier than the Montero, Fortuner and other midsized SUVs.
Eto pics po for reference:
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November 23rd, 2009 12:27 AM #14
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November 23rd, 2009 12:59 AM #15
As if, after the Pajero and Lancer scandals, Mitsubishi is any better...
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The question, though, is hard to answer. These cars are from two completely different market segments. The CX7 is the better car in terms of power, comfort, driving dynamics, safety and engineering.
The Montero is more practical, much better off-road, much more spacious, ... and it's still the best overall package in terms of mid-priced ladder frame SUVs... It still falls a bit short of the refinement of the best unibody crossovers like the CR-V or even the Tribute... but it's a completely different market segment.
IMHO, just go where your heart takes you... if you want to be practical and play it safe, you can always get a Crosswind... ...but of course, if you're looking at these two, you want a whole lot more than that. ;)
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November 23rd, 2009 03:04 AM #16hehehe...eggman sabi ni mrs swabe ang cx7....as in....resale value?,.,,we never take that in consideration when we bought our tribute and the cx7,,,kasi to us owning a car is like having it as a part of the family...kaya hanggang pwede magtagal sa amin eh aalagaan namin ng husto...if it's time to replace...for whatever it costs..then ganun nalang....like what sir niky said...just go where your heart takes you..kung saan ka masaya....peace....
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November 23rd, 2009 10:33 AM #17
Yup.
A car is part of the family. In that you need to treat it with love and respect, and you'll have to pay for check-ups and the odd hospital bill.
Resale value is a consideration, but it should not be your only consideration. Every time you buy a car, you already lose 30% of its value up front. You want to get 80% or more of your money back? sell the car within the first year. But then, you've blown 300-400k pesos just to own a car for one year!
Better to keep it and stick with it till the wheels fall off. It'll cost a lot to maintain near the end (after 10 years), but it'll still be cheaper than buying a new car.
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November 23rd, 2009 10:59 AM #18
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November 23rd, 2009 11:09 AM #19
great views and opinions
for me, its still a toss up between a cool silver montero sport 4x2 or a white mazda CX-7. both vehicles have their plus and minuses, their strengths and weaknesses. in the end, its really what fits me comfortably, how i feel in it and, quite trivially, which is available immediately
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November 23rd, 2009 11:23 AM #20
and just to add, it has to be a vehicle that kumander can drive and she already told me that she cannot (or is it wont?) drive the montero but can drive the CX-7, paktay
Choice I would have made as well.:nod:
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