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June 29th, 2011 03:05 AM #1So guys, My parents are planning to buy me my first car for my second course, Currently nursing.
I have been choosing between, MX and GT-A. So I'm pretty new at driving cars, I'm only 19 y.o
No idea, So basically I'm a noob. Any advice would be appreciated. BTW, I'm from Iloilo.
So here's the plan, In the next 2-3 months, I'm hoping to get my first car.
1. Top choices: Lancer Ex Mx and Lancer Ex Gt-a.
So both are Automatic, Which is problem, cause my mom and dad doesn't like automatic cars due to bad experience( One of my moms colleague died, while overtaking She got hit by a car from the opposite lane, Due to programmed speed, unlike the manual you can change gears)
2. In colors, I would be choosing white. For those who own Lancers which is better?
3. In tires, 16's for Mx (I would change) and 18's for the Gta, For the Gta, are the aftermarket rims much better looking compared to the stock of 18's? For a white car, Which is a better rim black or silver(chrome)?
4. In interior? can anyone differentiate besides the cd player and the trims. Does it have usb plug-in similar to a Honda Civic 2009? Estimate price for an upgrade of audio system for the Mx to compete with the Rockford of Gta.
5. For a brandnew car, Would it be advisable to change the stock parts for a body kit? Bare in mind that I'm from iloilo, So can Mitsubishi Casa in iloilo fix broken or scratched body kits?
6. For the bodykit, Which is better looking a MX with bodykits or an Gta at stock parts except for spoiler. Cause If would be changing the parts, Its better to chose the Mx cause its much cheaper than the Gta. What estimated price for an Evo style body kit? I'm from Iloilo so i can't ask and inquire around Manila. But I would be buying the car in manila, its better to have idea about the pricings and stuff.
7. For the engine, All goes to stock, No changes for a better fuel consumption.
So thats all goes for now. I'll add more questions to get better understanding.
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June 29th, 2011 08:07 AM #2
1. Not the fault of the car. When overtaking with a traditional automatic, you have to plan well ahead... And how would a manual save her from being hit head on? Kung alanganin ang overtake, alanganin ang overtake. Besides, the CVT on the Mitsubishi is hardly any slower than the manual during overtaking... In some cases, it is quicker.
2. I like white.
3. If you get the MX, upgrading to a set of secondhand GTA rims is easy.
4. Upgrade, up to you. You can actually do a lot better than the stock GTA system with that kind of budget.
5.6.7. Enjoy it as is first.
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June 29th, 2011 10:20 AM #3
How could a tranny type change the outcome of a head-on accident?
BTW, the Lancer EX MX and GTA have paddle shifters, so can change gears without taking your hands off the steering wheel. So you can downshift anytime you need to. The CVT of the Lancer EX is very responsive to driver input, very minimal lag between flicking the paddle shift and actual gear change.
2. In colors, I would be choosing white. For those who own Lancers which is better?
3. In tires, 16's for Mx (I would change) and 18's for the Gta, For the Gta, are the aftermarket rims much better looking compared to the stock of 18's? For a white car, Which is a better rim black or silver(chrome)?
4. In interior? can anyone differentiate besides the cd player and the trims. Does it have usb plug-in similar to a Honda Civic 2009? Estimate price for an upgrade of audio system for the Mx to compete with the Rockford of Gta.
Stock Lancer EX GTA headunit is not DVD nor USB. If you have an MP3 player, you can connect it via the AUX-IN port. (Check with your car manual or car dealer on it's location).
5. For a brandnew car, Would it be advisable to change the stock parts for a body kit? Bare in mind that I'm from iloilo, So can Mitsubishi Casa in iloilo fix broken or scratched body kits?
6. For the bodykit, Which is better looking a MX with bodykits or an Gta at stock parts except for spoiler. Cause If would be changing the parts, Its better to chose the Mx cause its much cheaper than the Gta. What estimated price for an Evo style body kit? I'm from Iloilo so i can't ask and inquire around Manila. But I would be buying the car in manila, its better to have idea about the pricings and stuff.
7. For the engine, All goes to stock, No changes for a better fuel consumption.
So thats all goes for now. I'll add more questions to get better understanding.
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June 29th, 2011 05:50 PM #4Thanks sir for the feed backs.
Which is more sporty looking Lancer Ex Mx with body kit or a lancer ex gta with stock parts?
Need more advices.^_^
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June 29th, 2011 06:15 PM #5
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June 29th, 2011 06:28 PM #6
White GT-A. Then drop the car. Up to you if you would want to change the hood to carbon fiber or not. But IMO, it isn't needed ... as of now. Like what niky said, enjoy it as is first ( sans stance )
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July 1st, 2011 10:46 AM #8If you're getting the MX, why aim for the GTA rims when there are a lot better 18 inchers aftermarket rims.
Picture this...
Exterior
Rota SVN gunmetal/ EVO X front bumber / Evo X hood / ARS rear chin with diffuser / Evo X side skirts / Evo X wing / 2 inches drop / Superdark tint (for aspen white mx)
Performance
SRI or CAI / Headers / Unichip / Greddy SE bolt on
= OH my goodness.
At least those are my whishlist for my white MX,
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July 1st, 2011 12:04 PM #9
To each, their own style. Some prefer to have a more subdued style. Something more sleeper than in-your-face.
When I was upgrading 16s to 18s, it was not styling, it was performance. The lancer handled much better on the GTA's 18 inch wheels and wider tires. With better grip on the road, that opens up the door for improved power & suspension.
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