Hypothetical question: which car would you choose for P250K?

[ghosthunter]

[SIZE="3"]Hypothetically you have P250,000 to buy a car.


Your options:

-10 year old 2nd hand japanese car (ex: corolla, sentra, lancer)

-brand new (imported) Chinese or India brand econo-car (ex: Tata Nano)

-brand new pinoy brand car (from the makers of the PHUV & e-jeepney)


Which will you choose to buy?[/SIZE]

[_Cathy_]

If I had money to burn I'd buy a Tata Nano and drive it only within the village (church and grocery).

Realistically - NO. I'd buy a Toyota!

[mazingerZ]

bili ako ng jeep na segunda mano. Pasada galore while playing led zeppelin on the 8 track stereo.

[alwayz_yummy]

jdm r34 skyline sedan GT

or 1998+ delica space gear 4wd super exceed

[tidus1203]

I will go for a used Toyota. Tapos immediately pagkabili change fluids lahat pati oil tapos tune up na din...

Chinese cars? NAH! Just read the Chery thread, 2 years pa lang sira na!

India cars like the NANO? NAH! Its a death trap!

Pinoycars? NAH! Might be even worse than China. Sorry when it comes to big money I am not very patriotic.

[oliver1013]

Pipilitin ko yung officemate ni misis na ibigay na yung 03 vios niya sa akin, pinagiisipan daw kasi niya ibenta pero ang gusto 300k Pag bumigay siya, ibebenta ko after 1 week ng 300k

[uls]

jdm r34 skyline sedan GT

or 1998+ delica space gear 4wd super exceed

^^

Japan used import

may magagalit po sa iyo

[niky]

jdm r34 skyline sedan GT

or 1998+ delica space gear 4wd super exceed

I don't think an R34 fits within the budget.

Kung Cefiro-body... kasya pa.

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This depends. If I already have a daily car, I would consider a micro-car... Pinoy car... would depend on what engine was inside. If it were, say, a Suzuki engine, I'd think about it.

Secondhand, within the 250 budget, I don't even have to settle for Japanese. Five year old Ford Lynxes fit... and those are Japanese engines, anyway. (Mazda). And with that I get dual airbags, a strong crash structure and chassis, a sunroof, CD changer, sophisticated suspension tuning and leather. Also not difficult to maintain or too bad on fuel, as long as you buy a manual. Seven year old Sentra 1.3s might actually come within the budget, also.

There are cheap Chinese cars that only cost around 150k pesos in China... and would only cost about 200k-240k pesos if sold locally. Motorcycle engine, so they're actually fuel efficient. The only problem is locals won't buy them. (the start-up that tried failed) Crash safety of a tricycle, and you can't even jump out of one in a crash (you can jump out of a trike), and there's no AC or creature comforts beyond a blower and a cruddy Chinese stereo.

And our government won't register them for the road. Can't decide whether they're motorbikes or cars. :hysterical:

[renzo_d10]

Uh, 2nd hand japanese cars nalang.

China cars, hell no. Scary eh.

Pinoy made vehicles, mas lalong hell no. Baka pag 120kph takbo ko, kumalas na yung gulong. :hysterical: -, well ... that's if kung aabot pa ako ng 120kph. hehehe

[CVT]

[SIZE="3"]Hypothetically you have P250,000 to buy a car.


Your options:

-10 year old 2nd hard japanese car (ex: corolla, sentra, lancer)

-brand new (imported) Chinese or India brand econo-car (ex: Tata Nano)

-brand new pinoy brand car (from the makers of the PHUV & e-jeepney)


Which will you choose to buy?[/SIZE]

I'd go for a 10-year old 2nd hand Japanese car....

Pinag-isip ako ha,- hindi ko maintindihan nuong una kung ano ang ibig sabihin ng 2nd hard..... :naughty2:

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