used CRV 2003 or used Adventure

**myk384** · April 19th, 2012 07:34 PM

Originally Posted by Gecko Guy

*TS: If you're really bent on buying a car given your predicament then I suggest the following:
- CRV (1st generation)
- Expedition - para iwas hiram kasi malakas sa gas
- Chev venture - comfortable 7 seater but then iwas hiram din kasi malaks sa gas
- Honda Odyssey - nice handling and malakas din sa gas
Just get anything na malaks sa gas hehehe

Dagdag mo sa listahan:
- Kia Carnival V6
- Nissan Serena
- 1997-2000 Toyota RAV4

**boykanin** · April 19th, 2012 07:53 PM

[QUOTE=myk38

we will check also these options sir....
mukhang madami pala naman hehehhe

**boykanin** · April 19th, 2012 07:55 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

Nako, yan ang nakakatakot dyan. Kamag-anak Inc. Pag may kotse, unahan na yan tapos pag dating sa servicing or kung nabanga, turuan na yan.

yun na nga... pag di ka naman nagpahiram... sabihin madamot ka at mapagmataas ... ewan hehehe

Yes, that's a good way to train your son: Second hand muna and siya mag maintain. Start with the basics and para makita niya how to get a car into good running condition and maintain it well, and to value it. Ganyan din ako nag start at a young age with my dad. Pero dapat maturo mo rin siya to be mature about it and huwag maging rezing-rezing boy na panay abubot and mods lang ang alam, lalo na pag yung barkada ay maging maimpluwensya sa kanya. Just read the Honda Civic SiR thread and you'll get our drift on that. ;) Mas maganda nga kung AUV or pick-up kunin mo para hindi siya mawili maging rezing-rezing.

he used to do motocross....pero locally lang.. nung nagpunta ako sa ibang bansa... nawala ung hilig sa motor... wala kaseng nakakasama... sana nga ay di mag rezing rezing na yan.. delikado...

**boykanin** · April 19th, 2012 07:57 PM

Originally Posted by jrn29

ganito rin sitwasyon ko.. binigay na rin ng dad ko yung car nia. kasi nasa abroad wala ng mag drive..
16 ako ng mag drive student license lang.. nakaka pag drive na ko mag isa na swertihan lang hindi ako nahuhuli kasi service ko lang talaga sa school .. lancer kotse ko nun. peru nag request ako i swap nalang sa buy and sell ng adventure na diesel. iniisip ko kasi yung FC

peru,, nilagyan ko naman kahit papaano ng sounds set up at pinalitan yung mags nung advie ko pra hndi naman ganun mukang pang family o pang matanda ang dating hehe :hysterical:

tsaka na ko poporma kapag nakatapos na sa pag aaral at sariling hirap ko yung oto hehe,

peru siguru bagay sir sa anak mo. crv o civic

.. basta pambinatang kotse hehe

hahaha... malamang un nga... swerte ng mga bata ngaun... eh nung bata ako kahit bike wala ako.....hahahhaa

**renzo_d10** · April 19th, 2012 08:37 PM

Kung sa village lang naman naka-tira yung anak mo, pwede mo siya bilhan ng ganito.

It's a mini owner type jeep. Definitely smaller than the regular ones, kaya nga mini eh. Para atleast magkaron na siya ng idea kung paano magpatakbo and magmaintain ng kotse.

Huwag niya lang kamo ilalabas ng village kung hindi huli siya kasi 13 palang siya. Hahaha!

**GTi** · April 19th, 2012 09:05 PM

Tanong ko lang bro, yun bang mga kamag-anak mo eh yung tipong responsible type o yung turuan type?

A good choice for you since you'll always be seating more than 5 is the Starex. Meron ding matic version yan, although it's not as fuel efficient as the diesel AUVs, it's a lot more comfortable. Power is decent if you don't ask too much, turbo intercooler naman yan so if it's well maintained, it'll climb the slopes of Baguio no problem. Since it's still an old school diesel engine, maintenance is very basic too and it's built to last. Yun nga lang, siguradong sigurado todo hiram ito ni Kamag Anak Inc. siguro dumoble na mileage niyan by your next visit. :rofl:

If you want something more deterrent to Kamag Anak Inc, but is still comfy for more than 5, best to get a big gasoline car. You get to enjoy the power of the car on your visits at hindi naman daily driver, OK lang gastos paminsan and siguro out of town naman kayo lagi so fuel consumption would not sting too much. Like bro myk384 said, you may consider the Carnival/Sedona 3.5V6. Or, you can consider the Expedition. AFAIK the later batches of the 1st gen model do not have the problematic air suspension anymore and some of them are even already converted to run on LPG.

**jrn29** · April 19th, 2012 09:38 PM

Originally Posted by boykanin

Hahhaha.. you made me laugh here.... kase parang ganun na nga... aba ay nung sinabi ni misis na brand new na innova ang bibilhin ay nag suggest pa sila na toyota hiace na daw para madami ang makasakay.... at pati ung kamag anak ni misis na wala pang lisensya at hindi ko pa nakikitang magdrive eh nung malaman na bibili eh marunong na daw sia mag drive at di na kailngang mag driving school... kukuha na lang daw ng lisensya ay ayos na hahahah... nkakatawa talaga heheheh

ito'ng tao na sir eh wla bang sasakyan o ginagamit na sasakyan pra sa pag da-drive ? bakit biglang natuto .. baka "BAGUHAN" pa lang ito sa pag mamaneho or walang nag antabay sa sakanya..?

malakas talaga luob niyan kasi hindi pa nakakatikim ng aksidente .. :hysterical:

**Gecko Guy** · April 19th, 2012 09:50 PM

at hindi sa kanya yung sasakyan na maibabangga pag nagkataon hehehe

**boykanin** · April 19th, 2012 10:52 PM

Originally Posted by renzo_d10

Kung sa village lang naman naka-tira yung anak mo, pwede mo siya bilhan ng ganito.

It's a mini owner type jeep. Definitely smaller than the regular ones, kaya nga mini eh. Para atleast magkaron na siya ng idea kung paano magpatakbo and magmaintain ng kotse.

Huwag niya lang kamo ilalabas ng village kung hindi huli siya kasi 13 palang siya. Hahaha!

he is using an ATV right now.... un ang libangan nilang magkapatid sa place namin hehehe

**boykanin** · April 19th, 2012 10:55 PM

Originally Posted by GTi

Tanong ko lang bro, yun bang mga kamag-anak mo eh yung tipong responsible type o yung turuan type?

A good choice for you since you'll always be seating more than 5 is the Starex. Meron ding matic version yan, although it's not as fuel efficient as the diesel AUVs, it's a lot more comfortable. Power is decent if you don't ask too much, turbo intercooler naman yan so if it's well maintained, it'll climb the slopes of Baguio no problem. Since it's still an old school diesel engine, maintenance is very basic too and it's built to last. Yun nga lang, siguradong sigurado todo hiram ito ni Kamag Anak Inc. siguro dumoble na mileage niyan by your next visit. :rofl:

If you want something more deterrent to Kamag Anak Inc, but is still comfy for more than 5, best to get a big gasoline car. You get to enjoy the power of the car on your visits at hindi naman daily driver, OK lang gastos paminsan and siguro out of town naman kayo lagi so fuel consumption would not sting too much. Like bro myk384 said, you may consider the Carnival/Sedona 3.5V6. Or, you can consider the Expedition. AFAIK the later batches of the 1st gen model do not have the problematic air suspension anymore and some of them are even already converted to run on LPG.

i dont think that they are responsible enough bro... mahirap na heheheh..... lets see... i will also check those options.... matimbang lang talaga sa wife ko ay yung CRV na AT... sosyal daw ang dating heheheh