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September 25th, 2013 02:01 PM #81Wala naman sila dapat ipagmalaki lalo na sa auto. Barkada ko bumili ng top of the line BMW 7 series sa US. Presyong 3 series M-sport lang satin. Ang pinagmamalaki nya sakin ay nakakabili sya ng murang sasakyan na maganda. Konting kayod lang daw madali na bumili ng auto. Hindi tulad sa pinas, ang hirap pag ipunan ang auto.
O, ayan, proper capitalization and use of punctuation marks. Para hindi ako pintasan. Baka malagay din ako ignore list nya.
Back to topic, sakin ang over rated ay yung sasakyan na hindi nag perform according sa sales pitch nila. Konti lang ang sasakyan na naging pag aari namin kaya hindi ako masyadong maka comment.
No offense to others. Genuinely curious lang. What can you say about American cars? i.e. Explorer and the rumoured all new Everest? Do think it is worth the price considering maintenance and operating costs to be used as a daily driver?
Please only reply what is related to Philippine setting and the models available locally. It is totally different from maintenance and unit cost in the US.
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September 25th, 2013 03:44 PM #82
uhm, let me put it this way...tutal nabanggit na din ang Philippine setting, i am working here now abroad (KSA) and recently got my 2nd car. oo different nga ang presyo mapa-maintenance at unit cost mismo, pero that way i can say via comparison kung ano ang overrated vehicles sa Pinas.
example...accent, yaris (vios sa Pinas), rio, and all other subcompacts on its category ay halos parehas ang base price dito, pero pagdating sa atin isa dyan ay OA sa presyo. maybe dahil na din sa supply and demand at mga marketing strategy kaya tumataas at nagiging overrated ang binebenta.
btw, mura dito kasi walang tax, and for sure mahihirapan akong bumili ng kotse sa atin..
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September 25th, 2013 09:04 PM #83
The Everest is basically a Thai-made SUV. So it's not really "American". Not really any different from others of the same kind. The old one was basically a Mazda B-series with seven seats.
The Explorer... truly American... and that extends to the spare parts and their availability. Good luck finding them outside the casa. If you're buying brand new and trading later on, okay. If you intend to keep it long term, not as good a proposition, I guess, as the Eve.
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September 26th, 2013 12:01 AM #84
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September 26th, 2013 10:02 AM #85
In that case, the Eve is not bad. I know a lot of owners still holding on to their old Eves. The TDCI is a sturdy and reliable engine with fewer quirks than some of the Japanese. The AT is the better bet, because Ford uses dual-mass flywheels, which cost a bit to replace, on their manual diesels.
Then again, it's not for everyone. And some parts (outside the casa) will require trips to MazFord in Banawe.Last edited by niky; September 26th, 2013 at 10:06 AM.
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September 26th, 2013 04:21 PM #86
I was very excited about VW coming back in the country. Now, with their lineup and proposed pricing, they might just be too overrated.
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September 26th, 2013 05:23 PM #87Let's see if the all new Eve will perform well. I like the looks posted on the other thread. A little rugged, looks big and if the wading depth is the same as the ranger, it will be good for us.
I was also excited in the return of the VW. But the pricing is a little too much in my opinion. Another candidate to be an overrated brand?
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September 26th, 2013 05:48 PM #88
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September 26th, 2013 06:10 PM #89
Lets see if VW will perform well on its target market..I think its positioned in the middle of the typical Japanese/korean cars and the premiere german brands.
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September 26th, 2013 06:34 PM #90
In real life, the Toyota version doesn't have much grip, which means you can wash out into understeer and oversteer a bit too easily.
Can't beat the price, though. All it needs is better tires and perhaps a little suspension work to make it perfect.
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