Which is the lowest price n value for $$ new car?

[Kia7200]

I believe many gentlemen over here are waiting for the COE to drop before buying their new car. And I believe among this crowd, there are people who just want a simple car as a transport. Don't care too much on the HP but not 1000cc n below la.

And I'm have to searching through online to check which car has the lowest price (excluding those china cars la) And I came out with the following models

1. chevrolet sonic hatchback
2. nissan note
3. Honda fit
4. accent 1.4m

of course must consider their cevs then the parf value.
And There might be models I missed out. Guys any good suggestion for a lowest price with the best bang for your bucks?

[macrosszero]

Not hard to do the following, so I did it for you:

 

http://www.sgcarmart.com/new_cars/newcars_listing.php?&PR1=0&PR2=&DEP=0-10&RPG=15&ORD=&RPG=ALL

 

I would say the Kia K3 is the value-for-money champion for its blend of size, reasonable performance, and price.

[Vyeron]

Fit & Vezel with good resale and running cost

[Count-Bracula]

Not hard to do the following, so I did it for you:

 

http://www.sgcarmart.com/new_cars/newcars_listing.php?&PR1=0&PR2=&DEP=0-10&RPG=15&ORD=&RPG=ALL

 

I would say the Kia K3 is the value-for-money champion for its blend of size, reasonable performance, and price.

I'm eyeing this . . .

[_h_r_]

Good resale value - Altis at $101K, Vezel at $105K

 

Altis drive for 1 year can easily sell $90K plus with no shortage of takers.

 

According to Borneo, all Altis backlog orders have been cleared, so CAT A COE should tank in the next few rounds.

Edited January 2, 2016 by _h_r_

[CYHew]

Can consider Mazda 3. Price abt $100K with nice stylish design and decent performance handling.

[Optramagnum]

Well, when you said you just wanted a mode of transportation, I assumed you are also a budget guy like me..

I will look at good FC and big cabin space at lowest cost.

Horsepower dun really bother me, as I'm not the type who filter from lane 4 to 1 in a breath.

As for reliability, I got friend who's Altis break down very frequently, another friend's KIA faced no problem throughout 10yrs. So it's luck I guess..

[Jamesc]

Good resale value - Altis at $101K, Vezel at $105K

 

Altis drive for 1 year can easily sell $90K plus with no shortage of takers.

 

According to Borneo, all Altis backlog orders have been cleared, so CAT A COE should tank in the next few rounds.

 

I hope you are right.

 

I am so looking for that to happen.

 

Unfortunately me and thousands of

 

other people so its not likely to happen.

 

  

[Jamesc]

Well, when you said you just wanted a mode of transportation, I assumed you are also a budget guy like me..

I will look at good FC and big cabin space at lowest cost.

Horsepower dun really bother me, as I'm not the type who filter from lane 4 to 1 in a breath.

As for reliability, I got friend who's Altis break down very frequently, another friend's KIA faced no problem throughout 10yrs. So it's luck I guess..

 

No its engineering.

 

 

 

 

New Toyota Recall Targets 1.75 Million Vehicles, 3 Separate Problems

 

TOKYO - Toyota said Wednesday it is recalling 1.75 million vehicles globally over brake problems and other glitches that posed a fire risk, marking the latest in a string of call backs by the world's biggest automaker.

 

 

The Japanese giant pointed to three problems in several models including its luxury Lexus brand and upmarket Crown Majesta.

 

Among the issues was an improperly shaped part in the braking system that could lead to a change in the "feel" of the brake pedal over time -- a problem that affected 802,000 vehicles, mostly in Japan and China, produced between June 2007 and June 2012.

 

"The brake does not become ineffective, but brake performance could begin to gradually degrade," Toyota (IW 1000/8) said in an email.

 

A separate issue involving the fuel delivery pipe on 759,000 vehicles, including Lexus models and Crown Majesta made between January 2005 and September 2010, could increase the risk of a fire "in the presence of an ignition source".

 

 

 

 

 

Edited January 2, 2016 by Jamesc

[Jamesc]

More than 10 years ago, one bro kept saying how

 

reliable Korean cars were and so many lynched

 

him saying no only Jap cars are reliable.

 

I just saying please don't keep harping on how

 

good Korean cars are or one day the price

 

of Korean cars will just keep going up.

 

I hope all the bros who said Korean cars

 

are rubbish don't admit they were totally wrong

 

and buy one now. Please stick to Jap cars thanks.

 

[Kia7200]

Aiya those cars u all mention I also know they r good.

 

What I meant are simple cars ard 90k , and how come no one talk about Chevrolet sonic lol

[Nonewposts]

Mazda 6 is a good buy, Nissan Teana as well

[StefanK]

For me it's the WRX 2.0A at $151,600.

[Benarsenal]

Aiya those cars u all mention I also know they r good.

 

What I meant are simple cars ard 90k , and how come no one talk about Chevrolet sonic lol

 

Chevrolet a bit of an unknown quantity to be honest.

 

Push a bit more can get Mazda 2 or Suzuki Swift, which are both not bad, and Japanese reliability too.

[Kamikaze89]

hyundai elantra at 89k now. stylish design and decent size too

[Fuelsaver]

Good to know cat b n cat a coe quite close. Just knew a subaru legacy cost under 120k ytd.

[Thaiyotakamli]

Vezel

 

 

Vezel

 

 

 

and Vezel

 

 

even T2 also poisoned by Vezel

[_h_r_]

hyundai elantra at 89k now. stylish design and decent size too

 

$89K price not likely to get COE unless COE falls. Komoco will not sell with no profit.