2014 Kia Sorento EX CRDi 7 str

**parakitoJDM** · September 15th, 2014 11:48 PM

yeah unfortunately (unlike HARI's shipment wherein it enters fm. Batangas port) Kia CAC's comes thru Manila port where all the congestion is taking place....advance congrats.

**lancevp** · September 16th, 2014 12:10 AM

Originally Posted by downsouth

Here's what they told me, right now they don't have any stocks at the plant but the good news is they are stuck at the port for release.

That's good news. I was already thinking of settling for a Hyundai Starex. But I don't mind the wait for the Sorento, as long as I get a good deal.

**downsouth** · September 29th, 2014 03:40 AM

Any update here lance?

**lancevp** · October 2nd, 2014 07:52 PM

Originally Posted by downsouth

Any update here lance?

I was told there's black and silver on stock now in the plant. I was hoping to get a red one.

**downsouth** · October 2nd, 2014 10:21 PM

Thats what they told me too but i settled for the white one. may 2 additional colors beach sand and grey pero not sure if kasama sa TOTL nila.

**Captorz** · October 3rd, 2014 07:44 AM

Sir magkano bigay sa inyo discount?

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**downsouth** · October 3rd, 2014 12:11 PM

Standard na ata 150K pero kaya pa siguro 160K kung mapilit nyo.

**Kasparov** · October 3rd, 2014 12:21 PM

I am really interested to try Sorento. I think they have a promo trading in your current vehicle. I would be visiting a Kia branch soon.

**mikmik316** · October 5th, 2014 08:26 PM

Wow... mahal ng interest... when after 5 years malamang depreciated value nyan e 800k na lang...

1.95m magiging 2.4m... better buy cash... madaling i-haggle yan to 1.7m... that's 250k discount...

**jut703** · October 5th, 2014 10:31 PM

Originally Posted by mikmik316

Wow... mahal ng interest... when after 5 years malamang depreciated value nyan e 800k na lang...

1.95m magiging 2.4m... better buy cash... madaling i-haggle yan to 1.7m... that's 250k discount...

Not really. Mura rin ang interest ngayon.

23% over 5 years is pretty cheap. You can invest the money you don't have to pay upfront in something else that can yield higher than that.

Of course, that takes more discipline and financial savvy, which is why it's still best to avoid debt unless you really know what you're getting into.

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