Retain? Upgrade? or Update?

**GTi** · October 26th, 2017 07:23 AM

Your family seems to be one knows how to appreciate luxury. If you like the Montero still, I suggest you keep it for awhile. Turn it into your daily driver perhaps. I'd suggest you consider getting a van for your mother. Perhaps a Super Grandia or a Grand Starex? Both have very solid resale values. I'm sure she'll appreciate the comfort and the space, especially when she needs to meet with business clients.

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**CVT** · October 26th, 2017 07:44 AM

Buy it when you need it bro., not when you want it....

Investing your money in good real property for example is way better than buying a vehicle...

They're poles apart....

**dr. d** · October 26th, 2017 07:46 AM

money to burn...
i wish i had that problem.

**CVT** · October 26th, 2017 07:49 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

money to burn...
i wish i had that problem.

I got light, doc...

"Silaban na iyan!" Yeah!

**dr. d** · October 26th, 2017 07:54 AM

Originally Posted by CVT

I got light, doc...

"Silaban na iyan!" Yeah!

smoking nga, i don't.
literally nagsusunog ng pera...

**dr. d** · October 26th, 2017 07:57 AM

Originally Posted by GTi

Your family seems to be one knows how to appreciate luxury. If you like the Montero still, I suggest you keep it for awhile. Turn it into your daily driver perhaps. I'd suggest you consider getting a van for your mother. Perhaps a Super Grandia or a Grand Starex? Both have very solid resale values. I'm sure she'll appreciate the comfort and the space, especially when she needs to meet with business clients.

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if mummy is on the ageing side... i have yet to meet a senior citizen who loves clambering onto a hiace or starex, or even an innova or fort.
they prefer sedans. they also prefer to keep their pelvic and leg issues to themselves. we won't hear a peep of complaint from them, even as they feel they're against mt. everest every time.

**Wh1stl3r** · October 26th, 2017 10:21 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

if mummy is on the ageing side... i have yet to meet a senior citizen who loves clambering onto a hiace or starex, or even an innova or fort.
they prefer sedans. they also prefer to keep their pelvic and leg issues to themselves. we won't hear a peep of complaint from them, even as they feel they're against mt. everest every time.

My folks are average height doc, and they find sedans to be too low as they have to bend down quite a bit to get in. The old Innova is ideal for them. The new one seems an inch or two higher.

**dct** · October 26th, 2017 11:08 AM

Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r

My folks are average height doc, and they find sedans to be too low as they have to bend down quite a bit to get in. The old Innova is ideal for them. The new one seems an inch or two higher.

When i had my acl surgery yrs ago, hirap sa sedan. Malaking load sa knee yung pag sakay at pag labas sa sedan. The best ang crossover suv height. Innova medyo tip toe konti. Avanza and likes ok din

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**Walter** · October 26th, 2017 12:13 PM

Crossovers have the ideal height ... sedans and lower vehicles are hard for older people to get in and out off ...

**MR_BIG18** · October 26th, 2017 08:19 PM

Originally Posted by dct

When i had my acl surgery yrs ago, hirap sa sedan. Malaking load sa knee yung pag sakay at pag labas sa sedan. The best ang crossover suv height. Innova medyo tip toe konti. Avanza and likes ok din

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squats does wonders

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