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 Kia Forte / Nissan Latio or Toyota Vios?, Buying a new car

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VeeJay
post Mar 6 2010, 02:03 AM

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QUOTE(soradidi @ Dec 3 2009, 06:20 PM)
erm, so basically after 2005 the gear box is quite fine? 23k is a darm big number=.='', dun wan regret if buy it. as my parents very hate kia haiz i have no choice, if no i sure go for forte but not my money so i have no choice=.=(they r very rigid!) they call me decide only toyota vios or honda city, just go to the showhouse and compare this 2 feel like i have more chance going for honda city XD. But abt the gear box issue izit still common in now(after 2005)?
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I would say, even if you are not buying go for a test drive on Forte for comparison purpose and dont forget to bring your parents too...who knows after test drive they might change their mine?!

If you ask...Hyundai/Kia is worth the money invested...especially if you are planning to use the car at least 5 yrs, nithing beats that.....wait till the new Sonata comes out...people are going to go gaga on it rclxms.gif

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post Mar 6 2010, 01:18 PM

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QUOTE(cybermaster98 @ Mar 6 2010, 10:07 AM)
U really think City and Vios is gonna go down the drain just cuz of the Forte? So it means after they launch the Mazda2 it will become much worse for City and Vios? Common my friend. Have u been monitoring market statistics and sentiments?


The only way Toyota or Honda's sales can come down is when a MAJORITY of car buyers whift the focus to other makes. As long as u have only a handful saying this and that, nothing will change. If the Korean cars want to compete with the Japs they need to do the following:

1) Improve their after sales service standards
2) Reduce the cost of maintenance

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As cybermaster said, I dont think Forte or any Korean models would be taking over Japanese Sales in Msia....its deep rooted in Msian buying experience because of its resale value.

But personally I think Korean cars had made significant improvement in its quality and FC. After market Korean parts is equal in price compared to any Japanese model. Hence I dont think its parts price is expensive as compared many years ago.

I own a Kia Optima and my sister owns a new camry, our service part pricees; all the way to air filter, compressor, radiator, timing belt, etc, price are comparable.
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post Mar 6 2010, 02:51 PM

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Look at the new Tucson and Sonata...dont tell me its not a eye catcher compared to current equivalent Japs model
http://paultan.org/2010/03/04/hyundai-sona...d-on-our-roads/


 

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