please help. looking for a 2nd hand which has the best FC
as much as possible yun sanang gumagamit ng mga cars mentioned, MT only at city driving/traffic
thank you!
please help. looking for a 2nd hand which has the best FC
as much as possible yun sanang gumagamit ng mga cars mentioned, MT only at city driving/traffic
thank you!
Kung fc lang talaga habol mo at cheap price, eon. Smallest size and engine also the lightest i think. = good fc. Pero overall value mirage ako
A couple of friends told me they're happy with their Hyundai Eon (13-14km/L in city traffic). I drove one in Cebu before and it was okay for a city runabout.
Mirage 1.2 MT has the best power to weight ratio. Use a blacked out tint and 40psi and fully synthetic 0w20 oil. And you have an fc champ.
Mirage HB. I get an average of 11-13 Km/L daily drive (Marikina - Makati & vice-versa). Also, an average of 310 Km on a full tank (purely city driving)
My wife has a MIrage CVT, lately I've been using this...main reason is that I rack up more kms than my wife and in pesos and cents it just so cheaper to drive the mirage than my diesel SUV.
At a normal route of mostly highways, I save 25 pesos a day or about 500 pesos a month (20days)
At a traffic stand point, I save about 15 pesos a day or about 300 pesos a month (20days)
On Christmas traffic I save about 70 PHP a day on extreme traffic or about 1400php a month
The added bonus I get?
1. easy to park, I usually park at spaces most cars cant, (specially in ASIAN hospital :-))
2. easy to maneuver in traffic.
3. Since I rack up more kms in the Mirage than my SUV now, I save more in PMS cost, the mirage is very cheap to maintain, it only has 3 liters oil in an oil change compared to 6.5 in a mid size suv, OEM oil filter is about 375 php vs. 1000 php in an SUV..... and so on and on.
You can go cheaper and get a 1.0 liter car like a WIGO or i10, but the 1.0 liter engine is so weedy and slow, you'll end up just egging the gas pedal more, defeating the fuel savings you should get.
HTH
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My wife has a MIrage CVT, lately I've been using this...main reason is that I rack up more kms than my wife and in pesos and cents it just so cheaper to drive the mirage than my diesel SUV.
At a normal route of mostly highways, I save 25 pesos a day or about 500 pesos a month (20days)
At a traffic stand point, I save about 15 pesos a day or about 300 pesos a month (20days)
On Christmas traffic I save about 70 PHP a day on extreme traffic or about 1400PHP a month
The added bonus I get?
1. easy to park, I usually park at spaces most cars cant, (specially in ASIAN hospital :-))
2. easy to maneuver in traffic.
3. Since I rack up more kms in the Mirage than my SUV now, I save more in PMS cost, the mirage is very cheap to maintain, it only has 3 liters oil in an oil change compared to 6.5 in a mid size suv, OEM oil filter is about 375 php vs. 1000 php in an SUV..... and so on and on.
You can go cheaper and get a 1.0 liter car like a WIGO or i10, but the 1.0 liter engine is so weedy and slow, you'll end up just egging the gas pedal more, defeating the fuel savings you should get.
HTH
I prefer is Mirage. Fuel efficient, problema lang medyo mahirap i-byahe especially sa expressway when taking overtake or may omoovertake sayo especially buses.
Depends on how you drive it. A Mirage will hit 180 km/h flat out.
And it'll still do 14 km/l doing so.
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Depends on how you drive it. A Mirage will hit 180 km/h flat out.
And it'll still do 14 km/l doing so.
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Depends on how you drive it. A Mirage will hit 180 km/h flat out.
And it'll still do 14 km/l doing so.![]()
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