I used to open Savvy vs Myvi topi.
In the end, all the truth and facts are already on the net in carsurvey.org, paultan.org, fastmotoring.com, zerotohundred.com etc....
Just read and make your own descision...
(i bought the savvy
Inspira vs Forte, which one will you go for
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Nov 16 2010, 04:08 PM
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What you like, you choose and buy it.
I used to open Savvy vs Myvi topi. In the end, all the truth and facts are already on the net in carsurvey.org, paultan.org, fastmotoring.com, zerotohundred.com etc.... Just read and make your own descision... (i bought the savvy |
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Nov 25 2010, 02:20 PM
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QUOTE(protondriver @ Nov 25 2010, 02:12 PM) In fact, both are good cars ! However, it is true also Naza and Proton have almost same quality of service center. Both are not good indeed. For me, I opt for Inspira. I think if any problem and Proton cannot solve it, at least I can find for Mitsubishi SC and I have peace of mind. Just find a good service center. I found 1 good eon service center and 1 good proton service center. For forte, there are too much of electronic stuff, I think Naza (at least for now) still have of good technician to solve it. For resell value, not one can predict Forte, but, previous resell value of Korean car is terrible bad. Willing to listen, maximum number of times i have to take back is 2 times on 1-2 occasions. |
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