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    #11
    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    The Okavango is turning out to be more common within where I live (BF Homes Parañaque). I have observed that there are more Okavangos compared to Coolrays or any of those Chinese MPVs or SUVs. I guess these buyers didn’t buy them impulsively.


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    Here in better living too. Mas maraming coolrays though, ive seen one or two okavangos here. Meron din akong nakitang brand new emgrand this morning going to a detailing shop.

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    #12
    Quote Originally Posted by Verbl Kint View Post
    • MPV vs Pseudo-SUV

    • Diesel vs "Mild" Hybrid

    • Toyota reliability vs Chinese luxury

    • Best-seller in SEA vs top upstart brand



    Which one would you pick and why?
    japanese/toyota muna.
    i'd probably wait a few more years, for until we get longer-term feedback from chinese car users.

    a few years ago, my relative purchased a korean car.
    from his kuwentos, it seems, his newer korean car is not as reliable as his 20+ year old japanese car.

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    #13
    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    The Okavango is turning out to be more common within where I live (BF Homes Parañaque). I have observed that there are more Okavangos compared to Coolrays or any of those Chinese MPVs or SUVs. I guess these buyers didn’t buy them impulsively.


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    The Okavango is a great family mover. It is a Chinese brand, sure, but once you ride inside it really does seem like a far more expensive vehicle for the price.

    And while the Innova is a best-seller, there are quite a few UV Express Innovas which kinda removes the upmarket sheen from it (although you can be sure that parts are aplenty).

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    japanese/toyota muna.
    i'd probably wait a few more years, for until we get longer-term feedback from chinese car users.

    a few years ago, my relative purchased a korean car.
    from his kuwentos, it seems, his newer korean car is not as reliable as his 20+ year old japanese car.
    actually, for me the biggest question is how do you maintain your current car.

    If your car is casa maintained, then the Okavango is a good alternative.

    Innova? - the car will survive even if you don't send it for PMS

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    #15
    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    Kelangan naman maganda rin pakasalan mo. Hehehehe


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    Hindi rin hehe. Kung maganda lang standard sa babaeng papakasalan, napakawalang kwentang lalaki yun.

    Saka king maganda lang papakasalan, iilan babae may asawa Toyota Innova 2.8 G Diesel AT vs Geely Okavango 1.5 Urban Plus

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    Quote Originally Posted by TsekwangBakla View Post
    Hindi rin hehe. Kung maganda lang standard sa babaeng papakasalan, napakawalang kwentang lalaki yun.

    Saka king maganda lang papakasalan, iilan babae may asawa Toyota Innova 2.8 G Diesel AT vs Geely Okavango 1.5 Urban Plus
    I disagree (although jackpot ako kay misis, hahaha)

    kung maganda lang hanap ng lalaki sa babae, ibig sabihin kaya ng lalaki gastusan lahat ng gusto at kailangan ni misis!

    Just like the Okavango.

    Maintenance sa casa. regular dapat PMS. kung kaya mo gastusan, then magandang car sya.

    pero kung maintenance mo is kapag may nasira lang... then dun tayo sa practical.

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    Hehe Maintenance sa casa? Lokohan yan. Gatasan ng casa yung mga walang alam sa pag maintain ng kotse.

    Para sa akin lang naman, yan gustong gusto ng casa, yung mga nagpapaloko sa kanila na kesyo mawawala warranty at kung ano ano pa.

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    #18
    in fairness,

    pms is preventive maintenance service.
    it's to prevent breakdowns, usually by replacing items before they break down.
    sometimes, replacement schedule is more about time or km, and not "how it looks or feels".
    for obvious reasons, they're very meticulous about these in airplanes.
    sometimes it may appear that they're too meticulous on cars. but that's probably a personal thing...

    one can always decline the casa's proposed course of replacement activity...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    in fairness,

    pms is preventive maintenance service.
    it's to prevent breakdowns, usually by replacing items before they break down.
    sometimes, replacement schedule is more about time or km, and not "how it looks or feels".
    for obvious reasons, they're very meticulous about these in airplanes.
    sometimes it may appear that they're too meticulous on cars. but that's probably a personal thing...

    one can always decline the casa's proposed course of replacement activity...
    Ako naman. Yes its PMS, before masira, papalitan na.

    Pero siguro matanda na ako.

    I prefer to just bring the car sa casa tapos balikan ko na lang sa hapon kapag tapos na.

    Compared to other mechanics, gas stations and service station na tatanungin pa ako kung anong gagawin... Kung wala kang swerte, ikaw pa hahanap ng parts!

    I used to do my own repairs nung 20-30 years old ako... Then I realized na di pala kamahalan sa gas station/servitek/rapide... Later, mas convenient pala sa casa na lang.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    Ako naman. Yes its PMS, before masira, papalitan na.

    Pero siguro matanda na ako.

    I prefer to just bring the car sa casa tapos balikan ko na lang sa hapon kapag tapos na.

    Compared to other mechanics, gas stations and service station na tatanungin pa ako kung anong gagawin... Kung wala kang swerte, ikaw pa hahanap ng parts!

    I used to do my own repairs nung 20-30 years old ako... Then I realized na di pala kamahalan sa gas station/servitek/rapide... Later, mas convenient pala sa casa na lang.
    with age, comes money.
    with money, comes affordable convenience.

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