Replacement for Honda City 2012

[travajante]

This has been my dream car though I couldn't afford a bnew one for now (approx 2.5M). I saw one with 30K mileage selling for 900k. what do you think?

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[vito corleone]

Hi, Peepz

Planning to replace my aging Honda City with the following:

1. Changan CS55
2. GAC GS3 Emzoom
3. Toyota Yaris Cross
4. 2019 Hyundai Sta Fe

Considerations:
- 1-3 passenger(s) most of the time (though I sometimes bring my parents with me on my out-of-town trips)
- provincial trips 2x a year (Benguet)
- owns a Sportage CRDI
- Budget is 1.3M

Which car would you recommend? I'm open to other suggestions.

Thanks!

Nakapag-decide na ba?
IMO, have the current Honda City properly maintained and keep it, since me 2nd car ka naman.
But if you have to replace it with a new one, buy the Yaris. . .stay away from them Chinese brands.

[dr. d]

Nakapag-decide na ba?
IMO, have the current Honda City properly maintained and keep it, since me 2nd car ka naman.
But if you have to replace it with a new one, buy the Yaris. . .stay away from them Chinese brands.

i would have thought the same.
if the old car is functioning reliably naman, serving one's needs, with no headaches,
i would imagine that one is contemplating on selling it because one is bored with it?
"boringly reliable" ?

while the chinese brands appear to be making significant headway in their cars' standards, it will probably be several more years before i take the proverbial leap of faith.

[TopEngine]

i would have thought the same.
if the old car is functioning reliably naman, serving one's needs, with no headaches,
i would imagine that one is contemplating on selling it because one is bored with it?
"boringly reliable" ?

while the chinese brands appear to be making significant headway in their cars' standards, it will probably be several more years before i take the proverbial leap of faith.

I have the 2012 Honda City 1.5E, reliable, low maintenance, and conventional AT (non-CVT). Though I'm planning to purchase a cross-over, I would still keep this old car of mine.

[ax30g]

Ok na po mga kapatid. I've decided na yung non-hybrid Corolla Cross nalang kukunin ko. I think yung 1.8L is more than enough namn na for city driving and some out-of-town trips. Plus syempre it's a Toyota so parts will never be a problem in the future.

Thanks everyone and enjoy the rest of 2023!

[ax30g]

i would have thought the same.
if the old car is functioning reliably naman, serving one's needs, with no headaches,
i would imagine that one is contemplating on selling it because one is bored with it?
"boringly reliable" ?

while the chinese brands appear to be making significant headway in their cars' standards, it will probably be several more years before i take the proverbial leap of faith.

Correct ka po sir, underchassis lang po napagawa ko sa kanya pero other than that wala na po major repairs.

Kaya po kahit mabigat sa loob ko, I've decided to part ways with my Sporty kasi comparing it with the City, even if it's younger parang mas madami pa din ako gastos sa kanya (I don't if may bearing yung pagiging diesel).