Car Advise
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Hi,
I’d like to seek advise on the selling and purchase of second hand car. My hubby needs a car as he’s in the project line. His first car left with only about 2 years thus the need to purchase a newer second hand car. Does anyone have recommendation for a trustworthy and good dealer?
Also, my hubby present car is a chervolet and now he’s thinking of purchasing a subaru. Appreciate any feedback and recommendations.
Thanks!
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Personally I tend to associate Subaru drivers to boy racers. :oops:
So if he intend to buy a second hand subaru, he needs to be super extra careful. Probably higher chance that the car has been involved in some accidents or heavily ramped or illegally modified. -
Thanks, tankee. I tend to agree with your statement.
Personally, prefer that he choose toyota/honda as I think it is more reliable and cheaper in terms of car maintenance. Easier, to get the spareparts. Just need to convince him.
Also, need trustworthy dealer that can offer better deals. Any recommendations? -
narrow down wat car u wanna get first… den slowly filter the dealers
nowadays alot of dealers dun practise ‘football money’ oredi
so dun go to those who still die die wants it… i would say leave out subaru and honda, subaru for expensive maintenance due to their engine layout and honda for potential boy racer… -
heyhoe:
don't get the made in thailand one hor ......Thanks, tankee. I tend to agree with your statement.
Personally, prefer that he choose toyota/honda as I think it is more reliable and cheaper in terms of car maintenance. Easier, to get the spareparts. Just need to convince him.
Also, need trustworthy dealer that can offer better deals. Any recommendations?
second hand japanese cars by cycle & carriage / peformace motors seems okay because of the upgraders' profile.....less likely to be from those boy racers wannabes -
ah keong, what is "football money"? verykiasu2010, I thought Toyota is now all made in Thailand?
My ah lau don’t like Toyota cause he thinks it is old man car. I want to go for reliability but he wants sporty but within the budget. Any other car recommendation? -
there are still made in japan toy ota, parallel imported one, better reliability than the thailand made one. the authorised dealer will say no difference but there are - same model same part / component but made by different supplier with different source of materials - got difference, big difference…I had a problem that they offered xx years of free maintenance…but "scrap" that car liao
to me the thailand made one are really cmi, tin can rolling on the road
with the cheap euro, conti cars previous used to be expensive are now well accepted in the market … toy ota no more market leader -
verykiasu2010:
not that bad lah. Previous car was a made in Thailand but served us well for 5 yrs before we decided to change car.there are still made in japan toy ota, parallel imported one, better reliability than the thailand made one. the authorised dealer will say no difference but there are - same model same part / component but made by different supplier with different source of materials - got difference, big difference......I had a problem that they offered xx years of free maintenance....but \"scrap\" that car liao
to me the thailand made one are really cmi, tin can rolling on the road
with the cheap euro, conti cars previous used to be expensive are now well accepted in the market ...... toy ota no more market leader -
heyhoe:
aka known as admin fee.. its usually $500ah keong, what is \"football money\"? verykiasu2010, I thought Toyota is now all made in Thailand?
My ah lau don't like Toyota cause he thinks it is old man car. I want to go for reliability but he wants sporty but within the budget. Any other car recommendation?
but as the market gets more competitive.. alot of dealers scrap it oredi
ask upfront first, got admin fee or not..
reliable but sporty ah? consider the cerato forte or the avante in the 2nd hand market lo.. -
schweppes:
not that bad lah. Previous car was a made in Thailand but served us well for 5 yrs before we decided to change car.verykiasu2010:
there are still made in japan toy ota, parallel imported one, better reliability than the thailand made one. the authorised dealer will say no difference but there are - same model same part / component but made by different supplier with different source of materials - got difference, big difference......I had a problem that they offered xx years of free maintenance....but \"scrap\" that car liao
to me the thailand made one are really cmi, tin can rolling on the road
with the cheap euro, conti cars previous used to be expensive are now well accepted in the market ...... toy ota no more market leader
ok ok, kua zhang a little little, mine was unlucky, the lemon law not in place yet
actually hor, they provide good service by replacing the defective parts under the name of preventive maintenance and warranty and users feel very happy without knowing the root of the problems
but we also have not much choice of cars here
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