Vehicles with the best/worst resale values in the Philippines

**desert fox** · July 24th, 2011 08:16 PM

Originally Posted by _Qwerty_

hmm gas pa lang malaki na..

like now i'm nearing 60,000 kms.. tapos ang gas ko nasa 6,900 liters. Multiply that na lang by 50. Gas pa lang nasa Php345,000 na.. so kung 100,000 kms nasa Php600,000 na gas pa lang.. eh maintenance pa.. policy pa sa insurance.. participation pa sa mga claim sa insurance..

lanya naman bro, laki pala nagagastos sa gaso ano? tsk tsk tsk....

**Ry_Tower** · July 25th, 2011 06:30 PM

Originally Posted by GTi

Kahit na ang Pajero na converted pangit ang resale value, kapag Prado or Landcruiser na converted mataas parin ang resale value!

Milyon milyones parin ang aabot!

Matibay kasi! hehehe

Tsaka hindi basta nalalaos yung porma. Then the utility is another thing. Yung 4x4 niyan isa pang pandagdag sa value.

**Tj_abs** · February 27th, 2013 01:17 PM

Mga bossing patulong naman, alin dito ang pinaka mataas ang resale value at maganda aftersales: 1. Ford Focus 2.0 a/t diesel 2. Honda civic 2.0 a/t gas. 3. Mitsubishi lancer 2.0 a/t gas 4. Toyota altis 2.0 a/t. Gas 5. Chevorlet cruze 2.0 a/t diesel. 6 . Nissan sentra 2.0 at gas.

**GTi** · February 28th, 2013 12:57 AM

Originally Posted by Tj_abs

Mga bossing patulong naman, alin dito ang pinaka mataas ang resale value at maganda aftersales: 1. Ford Focus 2.0 a/t diesel 2. Honda civic 2.0 a/t gas. 3. Mitsubishi lancer 2.0 a/t gas 4. Toyota altis 2.0 a/t. Gas 5. Chevorlet cruze 2.0 a/t diesel. 6 . Nissan sentra 2.0 at gas.

So far yung talagang guaranteed na kakagat ang resale value in this class are the Focus TDCi, Civic, and Altis. Cannot be sure yet with the Cruze VCDi as no one seems to be selling theirs yet, though the gasoline Cruze has poor resale, much like the gasoline Focus. The Lancer's resale is just so-so and Nissan's are known for low resale values, making them quite a bargain in the 2nd hand market.

**Ponkan** · February 28th, 2013 02:09 AM

patok lang resale value sa buy and sell, pero pag personal use, un gusto ko talaga car binibili ko na pasok sa budget sympre

**basti08** · March 4th, 2013 11:40 AM

Wala nang tatalo pa sa Toyota LC80. Mazda MX5. Nissan 200SX. (local sourced)

**Tj_abs** · March 4th, 2013 02:47 PM

Originally Posted by GTi

So far yung talagang guaranteed na kakagat ang resale value in this class are the Focus TDCi, Civic, and Altis. Cannot be sure yet with the Cruze VCDi as no one seems to be selling theirs yet, though the gasoline Cruze has poor resale, much like the gasoline Focus. The Lancer's resale is just so-so and Nissan's are known for low resale values, making them quite a bargain in the 2nd hand market.

Thank you sir

**Walter** · March 27th, 2016 10:46 AM

Reviving this thread for those looking for used cars with the best value.

**crosswind** · March 27th, 2016 09:10 PM

FM Pajero value is still high
2nd gen trooper you could swap your isuzu crosswind w/o adding cash- low resale value

**noitimed** · March 27th, 2016 10:34 PM

I think smaller japanese cars like vios, mirage, city will have the best resale value few years from now
The worst:
Hyundai Accent because of the knocking issue
Nissan Almera because its not really selling as much as vios, mirage and city today.
The new Ford Escape
civic, camry and sylphy

Interesting will be Montero because of the SUA issue. naapektuhan ba yung presyo ng second hand montero AT?