toyota corona 1996 AT

[abel291988]

mga sir.. plan to toyota corona matic.. worht it pa po ba? mahirap n po ba humanap ng pyesa nito sa panahon ngaun? hoping for your comments and suggestions po.. thanks

[dr. d]

it's a toyota.. parts should be easier compared to the other brands.
in a used car review done a decade ago, the writer mentioned the hi tension parts, which might not be as easy to source.
also, would you be comfortable at 5-6 km/li? and that was in 2005 traffic...

[abel291988]

noted sir.. thanks for the comment.. haai hirap mghanap ng car ng low budget.. hehe.. thanks

[_Cathy_]

Why not get a corolla?

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[dr. d]

Why not get a corolla?

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oo nga naman! for the same budget as a corona exsior's, you can already get a half-decent corolla, sentra or altis, that would be cheaper and easier to maintain than a corona...

[vinj]

Your main concern will be finding a good unit.

In my case it was easy to maintain, had good space and the suspension is just right. It did not give us any headaches although I did spend to flush the AT system (dialysis) and overhaul the steering rack. Other then those, it just needed regular service and the like but this was a very low mileage, first owner unit when we bought it from an elderly lady.

[dr. d]

Your main concern will be finding a good unit.

In my case it was easy to maintain, had good space and the suspension is just right. It did not give us any headaches although I did spend to flush the AT system (dialysis) and overhaul the steering rack. Other then those, it just needed regular service and the like but this was a very low mileage, first owner unit when we bought it from an elderly lady.

oo nga... it's a 20 year old car!
our fondest dream... finding an honestly low mileage gem, owned by a little old lady (little! the driver seat shows absolutely no sag at all!)....
who drove it only on weekends... to the church...


which was on the way to the demolition derby!!!
half the car's weight was due to body filler!
nightmare!
terrible joke!
my apologies.... couldn't resist...

[vinj]

oo nga... it's a 20 year old car!
our fondest dream... finding an honestly low mileage gem, owned by a little old lady (little! the driver seat shows absolutely no sag at all!)....
who drove it only on weekends... to the church...


which was on the way to the demolition derby!!!
half the car's weight was due to body filler!
nightmare!
terrible joke!
my apologies.... couldn't resist...

Driven by an elderly lady... Then when you pop the hood... Turbocharged. Haha.

[abel291988]

thanks sa mga suggestions guys.. samantalahin ko na.. how about po nissan exalta 2000 maftic trans as well.. pagtingin ko po muka nman syang okay.. 155k mileage..

[vinj]

thanks sa mga suggestions guys.. samantalahin ko na.. how about po nissan exalta 2000 maftic trans as well.. pagtingin ko po muka nman syang okay.. 155k mileage..

Personally, I'd get the 1997-1998 Corona Exsior over the Exalta. At that age you'll be doing the same repairs and maintenance.

[onewaytrip]

in my experience, sourcing of corona parts is easy. i don't go to the casa parts counter, as many casa guys don't know their products. there are shops that sell genuine parts, like cruiser where i recently got my fuel filter. i'm now on my third set of genuine high-tension wires. for the cheapskate like me, there's always banawe and evangelista. i have used 2 surplus distributors and 1 surplus igniter. i have also replaced a cracked air filter tube with surplus. genuine shocks, and consumables such as brake pads and belts, are everywhere. for the left hand drive interior parts which are not available as surplus (e.g. sidings, light stalk/combo switch, aircon louvres), donor cars do appear in olx from time to time.

[blackrona]

mga master,I need help. Im looking for surplus ac compressor for 96corona exsaloon.bumigay na eh.thank you in advance.

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