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March 30th, 2011 10:51 PM #51
kung ako, lancer ex na. i like its looks and it's the most powerful/nimble car among the TS' choices. sometimes, you need powerful/nimble car specially when you're in a hurry and needs to overtake other cars and ayaw mag-give way ng driver. my 2nd choice would be toyota altis. this is one of the best selling cars of all times. if yor not conscious about its being "taxi-ble". sabagay, vios na ngayon ang pang-taxi. no offense lang po sa vios and altis owners. pero kaya nga ginagamit na taxi kasi subok na matibay.
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March 31st, 2011 01:48 AM #52You can also consider the Grand Livina. Underrated sobra tong vehicle and the price of the manual model has been decreased. Although the 3rd row seats are very cramped, at least you still have an option in case you need the additional seats.
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March 31st, 2011 02:17 AM #53
Actually, even if you don't make "hataw", the power difference is very much apparent in everyday driving. This is especially evident when you're on ramps, and trying to ferry 4 people? PATAY! Sluggish na. This is coming from a former Mazda3 driver Fuel economy was from 7.5-8.5km/L. Either that or I just love the suspension too much... feeling Beemer 3-series. Haha..
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March 31st, 2011 08:15 PM #54Talaga? Had the opportunity to drive one in the past, though I don't remember having difficulty on slopes. 2 passengers only tho. Oh well, to each his own, I had a good impression on the 3 kasi dati. On a side note, the altis and the jazz would be really safe pics anyway. And it always comes down to test driving. Feedback and specs on paper kasi doesn't tell the whole story.
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April 1st, 2011 01:00 AM #55
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April 1st, 2011 02:07 PM #56
Yep. Steering + Interior Quality habol mo abot Mazda3. The 2.0 is good, but the price difference is not.
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April 4th, 2011 01:49 PM #57Hi, we are just waiting for the approval of the company car plan before making the purchase. May I just ask some newbie questions on how to purchase a car (this is our first brand new car):
1. Is there a need to make a reservation? Is this refundable? What is the purpose of this?
2. Can the dealer already process the sale based on the reservation? For example, if there is a two week waiting time to get the car, does this start upon payment of a reservation?
3. What are the next steps after the reservation?
Thanks.
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April 4th, 2011 02:41 PM #58
In the local market, yes. This gets the "ball" rolling and the sales process moving.
Generally it's not refundable but you can ask your specific sales person if you can still refund your deposit in case you change your mind.
2. Can the dealer already process the sale based on the reservation? For example, if there is a two week waiting time to get the car, does this start upon payment of a reservation?
3. What are the next steps after the reservation?
For more details, just ask your sales agent to guide you through the steps.
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April 4th, 2011 04:04 PM #59
You could never go wrong with the Altis. Although I feel Honda should be giving discounts to Civic buyers too cause it's also due for replacement already. The Civic 1.8V is a nice option too. But if you can, step up with the 1.8S.
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April 8th, 2011 09:53 PM #60Thanks to everyone for the many inputs, we've finally decided and chose the Altis. Target date to get the unit is on the 16th. Will next visit the Altis thread : )
see my pahabol statement above. i mean, i can go on vacation anytime. but my spouse has her...
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