Wheels-to-Go Queries

[blebla]

Hi guys. balak ko sana magpurchase nang kotse papalitan ko na ung corolla. i saw some very good prospects sa wheels to go. ok kaya sa place na un? eto ung malapit sa CATS sa edsa. has anyone purchased anything from this place? 2nd hand kc ang gusto ko kunin kc un lang ang kaya ng budget.
also, baka naman may tips kayo when getting a second hand vehicle that is fairly new (2003 and up). salamat nang madami mga bossing!

[1D4LV]

like in any other second hand car dealerships, it does not matter if the dealership is big or not, what matters is that the car that you are getting has clean papers and is in good condition and the right price.

imho.

[OTEP]

Yep, Wheels to Go is a venue. When you purchase a vehicle, you will not be dealing with Wheels to Go but with one of their tenants.

Para bang bumibili ka ng t-shirt sa Greenhills tiangge. Yung stall owner ang kausap mo, hindi Greenhills management.

Just take the usual precautions when purchasing a 2nd hand unit. They are sold as-is-where-is (no warranty express or implied).

My dad's friend put his BMW up for sale at Wheels to Go. I would say whoever got it had a good deal as the vehicle was almost new (rarely used and well taken care of).

[blebla]

thanks! oo nga im really dealing with a specific person/group of persons and not really wheels to go per se. medyo kabado kc ako to purchase a second hand vehicle. reason ko kc why i had to sell the corolla is because mejo mataas na ang maintainance. so i was thinking that the newer the vehicle the lesser the work that needs to be done to it. and since ndi ko kaya bumili ng brand new e sa second hand, newer models ako bumagsak.

any tips in buying a second hand car would really be appreciated. thanks guys!

[lui]

sir kung 2nd hand na mga 2003 mdl check nyo if naitabi nila ung service record since d pa nman ganun ka luma ung sasakyan. then pag ok na kayo sa unit at price check nyo naman po ung papers. importante din po un

[vinj]

Take a good look at the car and price. Usual observation with those big lots is that they really use a lot of paint-shop grade rubbing compound to make the car shiny... for a few weeks, after that the paint becomes dull and the defects come out. Compare the price also with that in the classifieds like Manila Bulletin as they also usually charge a premium over market price (anywhere between 30k to as much as 100k!).

Take your time and look also at cars sold by actual owners... mas matagal na process but in the end you may end up with a better deal.