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April 23rd, 2019 11:04 PM #2single overhead cam.. hmmm
I think suzuki will be more fuel efficient...
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April 23rd, 2019 11:13 PM #3the price is attractive.
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i should see it in the metal, and find out if it is spacious enough for my size.
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April 24th, 2019 12:17 PM #4hindi ko type hahaha. rear brake lights(on) are similar to civic and accord. meron rs variant dito sa gh.
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April 26th, 2019 12:15 AM #7Planning on getting this as my first car purchase.
Does the Brio 2019 or any other new car from Honda come without any Tints?
Do Honda dealerships offer free Tint at the introductory price stage of the car?
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April 30th, 2019 01:51 PM #8I gave this a look-over at the dealership. It's a little bit prettier than our "plaything" hatchbacks from Toyota, Doc d. Originally Posted by dr. d
Similar dimensions inside, more powerful engine, adjustable tilt steering wheel, but it appears to have a lower ground clearance than its Toyota counterpart. Good thing they redesigned the rear hatch on this Honda, as I find the outgoing model's hatch to be really ugly. Come to think of it, even the old model's front reminds me of a June Bug (Salagubang). Ugh!
A tad more expensive being a Honda though. The entry model's price (MT) is similar to the "G" model na AT na of the Toyota. I presume the same goes for parts and maintenance.
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April 30th, 2019 03:22 PM #9 Originally Posted by SoleusBB
I gave this a look-over at the dealership. It's a little bit prettier than our "plaything" hatchbacks from Toyota, Doc d.
Similar dimensions inside, more powerful engine, adjustable tilt steering wheel, but it appears to have a lower ground clearance than its Toyota counterpart. Good thing they redesigned the rear hatch on this Honda, as I find the outgoing model's hatch to be really ugly. Come to think of it, even the old model's front reminds me of a June Bug (Salagubang). Ugh!
A tad more expensive being a Honda though. The entry model's price (MT) is similar to the "G" model na AT na of the Toyota. I presume the same goes for parts and maintenance.
You are correct, usually parts and maintenance will be a bit more expensive vs. Toyota. But in terms of the intro pricing, it's quite good. A tad more expensive vs. Wigo but you get what you are paying for, better engine and transmission, better interior and slightly more features and most likely better drivability.
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June 16th, 2019 03:49 PM #10My son is looking at this as his first car. AT model. May I know the difference between the RS and lower model?
gulonglang ba nagka-iba? thank you sa mga sasagot.
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Originally Posted by Ser Chief
Too many trucks in Marcos. Naguilan is too far coming from the south. So Kennon is a lot faster.
2023 Toyota Wigo