Second Hand Camry or Brand New Altis?

**yebo** · September 7th, 2014 12:25 AM

How old is the camry?

new altis pros - no worries as to dependability.
cons - casa maintenance cost, high insurance premiums.

old camry pros - maintenance outside casa, lower insurance premium, better ride.
cons - well it will depend how old and how abused the car is.

600k vs 935k? I'll use the 335k difference for maintenance and gas.

**dr. d** · September 7th, 2014 12:27 AM

Originally Posted by jasonub

6km per liter city

iks.. wigo na lang.. mas mura pa sa "slightly" used camry..

**Walter** · September 7th, 2014 07:33 AM

Do take note of the melting dashboard of some Camry models.

**blaster101** · September 7th, 2014 09:21 AM

could you give me some details on the FC of the new altis, both the CVT and the M/T?

**leodawesome** · September 8th, 2014 04:32 PM

Depende sa condition nung Camry. Anung year model ba at ilan na ang mileage?

Depende din sa gamit nung sasakyan. Kulang po yung details.

**SiRbossR** · September 8th, 2014 07:07 PM

Aling camry ba? Pwede ba maging specific ka brad para makatulong kami at di masayang oras namin magtanong pa ulit sayo.

**GTi** · September 8th, 2014 07:38 PM

Ano year model ng Camry bro? Kung itong dalawa lang ang ipagpipilian, I'd go for the Camry kung 101% confirmed not flooded, low mileage pa naman at hindi ganon katanda. Midsize sedans are surprisingly sturdy. As long as it was maintained properly and driven with care, I do not expect to be replacing costly suspension and engine parts anytime soon. Our 2004 Accord V6 has had nothing but consumables replaced until it was sold early this year at 71+tkms. Our 2005 Accord 2.4 is still here and approaching 90tkms already. Same case. Very dependable car, excellent for the daily commute as long as you can look past the fuel consumption. 300+k is not a small amount of money. Assuming that you spend 5k/month on gas, that's 60k/year. 300k would be 5 years worth of gas.

And then again, if I were in this dilemma. I'd go for a high ride height diesel instead.

**Zac_español** · September 8th, 2014 07:47 PM

no brainer. brand new.

**oliver1013** · September 10th, 2014 08:45 AM

It just seems as a no brainer, but if you check the arguments posted here by some pro camrys, like the outside casa maintenance and savings of 300k...its not dudes..pag naka tsamba ka ng bihira gamitin at well maintained na auto parang bago na rin yan..just dont get an older than 3 years car..o

**aNthraxx** · February 3rd, 2015 10:20 AM

Reviving this thread, always wanted a camry particularly the 2007/2010 variant. I cant afford a new one and even if i do i wont get approved by the "boss" anyway. Admittedly my reasons of wanting one is primal and that i like how it looks and prior to forking out for a new sedan i was offered an good deal on a 2008 camry. Just want to ask what are the issues so far did this particular model encountered? Would it be a headache to maintain? Parts wise? Appreciate the inputs from everyone.