Suzuki Celerio CVT concerns

**iliveinyourcar** · October 16th, 2018 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by mda

How much yung monthly payments and for how long? Ano yung usual trip mo (KM wise)? Some stuff to take note of:

Car Registration - About 2-5k yearly. Tataas pa raw under some draft LTO proposal. TPL adds maybe 1k
Comprehensive Car Insurance - Anywhere from 10-15k yearly I'm guessing. Not necessary after your car is paid off pero nice to have when you need it.
Gas - Can only compute when know how far you travel
Parking - You can figure this one out din
Maintenance - Anywhere between 3-7k every 6 months or 10000KM, whichever is first. Can be higher depending on your casa
Tires - 10-15k per set, needed every 5 years on average
After warranty: All other wear and tear repairs to the car

Give us a little more info on yung payments mo and we can factor these all in

Thanks for these reminders! I've factored these all in before finally deciding to get the Celerio.

I think and feel that I can afford it without sacrificing my necessities and occasional wants.

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**mda** · October 16th, 2018 06:19 PM

Originally Posted by iliveinyourcar

Thanks for these reminders! I've factored these all in before finally deciding to get the Celerio.

I think and feel that I can afford it without sacrificing my necessities and occasional wants.

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Enjoy! Good to be a first time car owner.

**iliveinyourcar** · October 16th, 2018 06:32 PM

Originally Posted by mda

Enjoy! Good to be a first time car owner.

Thank you!

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**sirkosero** · October 16th, 2018 07:05 PM

Originally Posted by iliveinyourcar

Thanks for these reminders! I've factored these all in before finally deciding to get the Celerio.

I think and feel that I can afford it without sacrificing my necessities and occasional wants.

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Good! If you're all set, enjoy your new car and drive around

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**yubby24** · October 16th, 2018 07:11 PM

Originally Posted by sirkosero

Good! If you're all set, enjoy your new car and drive around

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And be a responsible driver!

**iliveinyourcar** · October 16th, 2018 07:12 PM

Originally Posted by sirkosero

Good! If you're all set, enjoy your new car and drive around

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Thanks! Excited to drive around with my dog [emoji190]

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**iliveinyourcar** · October 16th, 2018 07:13 PM

Originally Posted by yubby24

And be a responsible driver!

Yes sir!

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**Lin Dan** · October 17th, 2018 10:52 PM

Originally Posted by ouychiat

S stand for "Sport Mode" will rev up much faster. Okay na okay yung celerio CVT compared to a 4spd AT. No jerkiness during shifting. Although you'll feel a slight pull of the belts during deceleration but it's really minor.

It has a backing sensor, there's a reminder alarm/sound when hand brakes are not totally put down, car won't lock remotely when a door is open including the hatch door. Lights on the shifter label and on the power window auto. very subtle very much appreciated.

A couple years back, a lady SA test driven the Celerio siince she suggested this model to me.

When in "S" mode, this car really sprinted. It seems to me that the aircon will disengage automatically as well but I could not remember enough. Very impressive.

**StockEngine** · October 17th, 2018 11:19 PM

Originally Posted by Lin Dan

A couple years back, a lady SA test driven the Celerio siince she suggested this model to me.

When in "S" mode, this car really sprinted. It seems to me that the aircon will disengage automatically as well but I could not remember enough. Very impressive.

all belt driven compressors will disengage if it reaches a certain rpm.