Need Help! Buying 2007 Nissan March

[pumpkinpie]

i reserved for a "converted" 2007 Nissan March here in Davao. I'm wondering if you're aware kung maraming parts ang Nissan March na available here in the Philippines since di siya released dito.

This is how it looks like


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Nakita ko kasi sa ibang threads dito (comments posted mga 2 years ago) na medyo mahirap daw maghanap ng parts nito even sa Banaue and Evangelista. Advise lang po kung hanggang ngayon ba mahirap pa rin ang parts nito dito sa atin?

Anyone here who owns this kind of a car? In terms of availability ng parts, may available ba sa banaue or evangelista? Aayusin ko na kasi ang payment ko dito, nagbigay na ako ng reservation pero di ko alam if its worth it dahil pag may nasira baka di ko magamit dahil walang pyesa

please advise...

salamat in advance

[niky]

There should be no engine problems for the next few years. Have the condition of the brakes and suspension assessed. You shouldn't need replacement shocks for a long time, but at least you can still drive the car on leaking shocks. Brake pads might be another issue... but you should be able to see a few weeks ahead of time when your brake pads will be wearing out.

Ordering parts from Japan or Singapore only takes two or three weeks... less if you pay for express.

[ghosthunter]

Buying a 2nd hand Yaris would be better in terms of maintenance.

[speed unlimited]

Or A Toyota Echo and has a good resale value and not to many on the road and fuel efficient and better maintenance.

[renzo_d10]

Or a 2004 Honda Jazz instead.

[pumpkinpie]

Thank you for those who posted their thoughts in the thread. I went back to it this morning and decided that i'll push through with the purchase. Though i agree with the 2nd hand yaris and jazz, I'm not really sure if I can get one with
my budget. THe march kasi i got it for 300k, manual, 24T Kms mileage fits my budget din kasi and fuel efficient at 1.2L.

THanks much.