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September 1st, 2014 08:50 PM #1Hi,
Im looking for a 2nd hand car that would serve as a weekend car for a family of 5.
I have a very limited budget. (500k)
What would you recommend?
Im currently looking at the 04 - 06 everest mt 4x2 and starex grx crdi.
which has better FC?
what would you rocemmend?
I'm also open for other suggestions.
Regards,
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September 1st, 2014 09:15 PM #2
Everest is as big and durable as the crosswind but with ABS and airbags
Starex is bang for the buck,spacious ,seats 9 and you can make as bed pag fully booked na mga hotels
how about Toyota Innova G 200-2006,Isuzu Trooper , Mitsubishi Pajero(has many parts) , Isuzu Crosswind
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September 1st, 2014 10:20 PM #3if you want practically.. Starex is the way to go..
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September 1st, 2014 10:58 PM #4
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September 1st, 2014 11:39 PM #5the starex will probably transport your family in better comfort than the everest..
and so what if palaging pa-outing look? who cares?
personally, i have misgivings about older koreans... reliability issues?? dunno...
a revo diesel might serve you well, that is, if someone wants to sell his reliable revo..
errr... what is your budget? kung puedeng pang-diesel innova, innova na lang. its reliability has been proven in the majority of owners..
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September 2nd, 2014 01:00 AM #6Hehe~ Revo diesel owner here. It's definitely a good workhorse vehicle. Beats a pickup's hauling capacity with 2nd and 3rd row up, and can properly seat 10 full sized adults or 13 in a squeeze, without the rear suspension sagging. No worries when fording floods. Passed through waist level floods without problems. Can't say the same about reliability though, especially at this age, where ageing problems start surfacing one after the other ranging from as simple as having to replace the power window motor to opening up the engine block to replace the gaskets. If I'm experiencing this with our religiously maintained unit, I'm sure there must be quite a lot of others elsewhere experiencing the same thing.
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September 2nd, 2014 12:12 PM #7We were also in the same situation back in early 2005, we were in the market for a new car and the final contenders were the Starex TCI GRX A/T and the Everest 4x2 A/T, the price difference for both cars was within 10k so it made the choice a really tough one. In the end, it came down to the test drive to pick a winner and we eventually ended up with the Starex because the Everest's ride was too bouncy for us. The Starex served us well for 8 years until we sold it in 2013 and replaced it with a gray market Grand Starex CVX.
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September 2nd, 2014 12:40 AM #8I'd go for the Starex. Very refined, comfortable, spacious and fast. Great car for weekend getaways whether it be to the mall or to the mountains. Despite the huge cabin space, it's actually not very big, courtesy of the very short hood so it'll actually make for a good daily driver too.
I'd only consider the Everest over the Starex if the car will be going through treacherous terrain and floods a lot, and then I'd spring for the 4x4 variant. Old school diesel engine means it would be more reliable though, and less costly to fix should something major break down.
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September 2nd, 2014 05:45 PM #9
Agree with GTi. Comfort, space and power, lamang ang Starex CRDi. Perfect for out of town trips with the family. Also not bad for city drives, coz it's not as big and bulky as the current GS. It's probably got a footprint as big as medium sized SUVs nowadays, and that's no longer that big.
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September 2nd, 2014 07:46 PM #10thanks for the feedback..
how about the FC for the everest and the starex?
im also considering innova for FC.. kaso nabasa ko yung problem ng d4d engines during that period..
DIN80 too much na?
Cheaper brands than Motolite but reliable as well