is it ok to buy a kia pride which is an ex taxi?

[kendimann]

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[renzo_d10]

First of all, how much is the selling price?

Second, is the condition of the car good or bad ( exterior, interior and even the engine itself )

You do need to look at the problems that might pop up in the future since its an ex taxi.

Well, I`m sure the price is a lot lower than the selling price of the pride which is NOT an ex taxi, but is it WORTH IT?

Well for me, I think its better for you to buy a pride which is NOT an ex taxi, at least it`s not been used for business reasons and MAYBE the owner took care for it like it was his baby or what

[n5110]

tanong ko lang boss, bakit po kia pride ang gusto niyo? for daily driving ba or project car? would not recommend ex taxi kasi for 1 good reason , laspag na ito. pero kung meron naman kayo suking talyer madali naman mapaayos ang mga suspension parts nito.

[xoom]

my best analogy would be... para kang nagpakasal sa isang flesh trader sa olongapo. on the positive side, di mo na sya kelangan break-in

[kendimann]

tanong ko lang boss, bakit po kia pride ang gusto niyo? for daily driving ba or project car? would not recommend ex taxi kasi for 1 good reason , laspag na ito. pero kung meron naman kayo suking talyer madali naman mapaayos ang mga suspension parts nito.

for everyday use. but im having thoughts about it. anyway, i am using our pajero fieldmaster as my everyday ride. can anyone teach me on how to compute km/l. obviously, diesel is much cheaper compared to gasoline and im assuming that my fuel consumption is 7-8km/l with our pajero. so my question is, will the fuel cost be higher, lower or just the same compared to a kia pride which has a fc of 10-12km/l?

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[praetor91313]

In my opinion, kahit alagang-alaga pa ng may-ari yan laspag pa din. Kasi naman he's driving it everyday through traffic, rains, floods, and all kinds of road conditions...

Kakatakot lang...

[ghosthunter]

I would rather stay away from ex-taxi units no matter how cheap they are. These units are on the road daily with the daily mileage more than most of us do in a week. The amount of wear & tear on the mechanical parts is much more.

[Djerms]

^+1000 on what GH said....

[dr. d]

it is ok to buy a kia pride (or any other car brand) ex-taxi, if the seller is giving it away for free. or if it is on a per-kilo basis.
buying one is an excellent way to learn comprehensive auto-mechanics and body repair.
your expenses will be endless.
your face will be a welcome sight at the auto parts stores.
ma-iiyak ka, gabi-gabi. bago makatulog.
this, i speak from experience.