Which should one choose? Japanese, American, European, Korean or Chinese?

**solidsnake4747** · February 8th, 2015 02:28 PM

Forget this saying of "It's how you maintain the car that matters." Let's say this vehicle is religiously maintained wherein all maintenance schedule is followed religiously without any lapses. The materials used for maintenance such as engine oil, brake fluid, etc. are genuine premium original products. Price isn't an issue as well, it doesn't matter if one is a lot more expensive than the other. The only priority is the overall quality of the vehicle.

Which should one choose? Japanese, American, European, Korean, or Chinese?

**jut703** · February 8th, 2015 02:42 PM

What's the point when all the variables are so unrealistic?

You buy a car because it fits your needs,because you like it, and because you can afford it.

And besides, any comment on the matter will be tinged with subjectivity and be based more on brand perception than actual data because I don't think anyone has bought all the cars of different car manufacturers and has tested each and everyone of them rigorously enough over the course of several years to have an objective comparison.

Comments will always be based on what cars they've owned. But one person's experience of his Vios having no problems in 10 years while his Tucson has had suspension issues cannot be translated into a blanket statement that Jap cars are more durable than Korean cars.

**_Cathy_** · February 8th, 2015 02:43 PM

TS, how come you did not include European?

Among the choices I would go for Japanese.

**solidsnake4747** · February 8th, 2015 02:48 PM

I added European in the thread title, mukhang hindi na ma edit. May bug or glitch yata. Gusto ko ung bang of the bus na purchase, ung tipong kontentong kontento ka sa binayaran mong sasakyan.

**jvnj** · February 8th, 2015 02:52 PM

Japs for me. Sorry too short

**_Cathy_** · February 8th, 2015 04:42 PM

Originally Posted by solidsnake4747

I added European in the thread title, mukhang hindi na ma edit. May bug or glitch yata. Gusto ko ung bang of the bus na purchase, ung tipong kontentong kontento ka sa binayaran mong sasakyan.

Bang of the bus? **** ata sir nasa isip mo

I think you mean bang for the buck

**crosswind** · February 9th, 2015 07:00 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Bang of the bus? **** ata sir nasa isip mo

I think you mean bang for the buck

haha natawa ako sa comment

**cast_no_shadow** · February 8th, 2015 02:58 PM

Price isn't an issue?

Then i'll go European if i can afford and maintain one.

Asian fleet? My money is with the japs.

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**[archie]** · February 8th, 2015 03:02 PM

Money is not an issue - european

Realistically - Japanese

**jut703** · February 8th, 2015 03:10 PM

Labo lang, sa isang thread nagpost na yung TS ng ganito:

Originally Posted by solidsnake4747

Japanese cars > Korean cars

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Tapus ang usapan.

Yan din yung TS na nagpost ng kung anong kotse ba yung makakakuha ng maraming chicks. Parang di naman nagtatanong para makatulong sa purchase niya, kaya ang theoretical and unrealistic ng dating ng mga topic.

Originally Posted by solidsnake4747

Ang sarap kasi ng feeling bro kung hinahabol ka ng madaming babae. Kasi if you have the car which is the ultimate babe/chick magnet eto kasi ang scenario niyan:
Girl 1:"Hey mga girls, alam niyo ba na si (*Your Name*), meron siyang bagong (*Insert name of car here*)"
Girls: "OMG talaga!?, I want him na!"

Sarap ng feeling niyan bro nung hinahabol ka ng mga babae na nakakkilala sa iyo or kahit iyong di pa nakakakilala sa iyo. Kasama sa mga examples could be Lamborghini and Ferrari kaso we all know na sobrang mahal ng mga iyan. Iyong realistic naman na ma-aaford.