Thanks zenix
How about Vios 2008?

Hi there. Any mechanic offering car checkup service for used vehicle ?

Yes including local cars
the lowest spec almera only have one airbags seems not up to standard
Umm and the car above are above 60k
Thanks

One is a used D-segment car another is a new C-segment car.
Apple and Watermelon cannot be compared.

what to do?
people want cheap 
If 60k is the absolute number then your choices are pretty limited to Nissan Almera (lowest spec), Toyota Vios (J-spec) or Mitsubishi Attrage.
Any of these cars interest you?
FC wise Almera/Attrage doesn't cut it unless you drive like a grandpa.
Vios is pretty decent for FC but technology wise it is pretty dated.
Safety wise in this price range there isn't anything amazing.

Things would change if you want to consider local cars from Proton/Perodua or even Koreans.
Let me know what you think.
One is a used D-segment car another is a new C-segment car.
Apple and Watermelon cannot be compared.

2011 Merc C200 - if you're thinking of the Civic Turbo then I'm assuming you've got the budget up until 130k with that kind of budget and your requirements why not consider a recon/unreg instead of used? You're able to fetch a pretty good Merc recon for that price. It would be a great family car because it is a C-Class it has the space, comfort, luxury and safety equipment you wanted in the Mazda6 but this C200 even has more and is better. Then it also has the performance you'd want from the Civic, as this is a 1800cc turbo charged engine (Merc lingo CGI engine = turbo), now this is not crazy performance turbo like that in an Evo. GTI or Impreza, like most modern turbo's it is meant more for fuel economy and passing emissions but c'mon it is a German car they don't make wimpy engines so it is going to be pretty quick much quicker than the Civic despite it's bulk but it is not going to surge ahead and give you whiplash like an Evo, you've gotta test drive to understand. Maintenance part well as you can see this model of Merc is everywhere and there are many Merc specialist around so don't worry about expensive maintenance, I'm not saying it is going to be cheap to maintain like a Civic it would be in the range of a Mazda6, Camry, and other D-segments generally. An advantage of recons/unreg over used is dealer warranty and new car interest rates.
Lol! twice you defended the Mazda2 without backup, i guess you really like it, just buy it then 
What you mean buy buy tax and fc tak buli? 
That's just silly nonsense excuse to exclude City 

I know that , but the civic has as much interior space as the mazda 6. Also the ride and handling has also improved for the civic. 
This is like comparing an apple which is as big as a watermelon. Different and yet roughly the same.

Oops. Its a typo. Should me fluenc can buy but the fc and road tax seems abit high for me. Somewhat they discontinued it and replaced with megene? I am not so clear about it.

Next is when telling my parents about fluency they kind of object it. What to do haha. They are deciding factor also. Actually I keep thinking the pros over m2 is it just space? If yes, seems not worth because I always drive alone.

But actually is kind of weird no seeing much m2 otr compared to city. And I like something unique which not everyone having. Don't know why haha. That's why I take both cold car into consideration.

Besides finance is main point also. After long thinking,  20k is pretty much, if chosen over Renault.

Need your much guidance in automotive field haha

if you are paying for it, i dont think your parrents really have much of a say in this, your money mah, anything wrong also keluar ur pocket haha. If they are helping pay or something then well, i think u better just drop the fluence... laterone, lets say something happens, they will harp about it all the time

if you really like the mazda, go for it! since you dont really have passengers, space should not have been a concern in the 1st place (at least you can still pick passangers up when the need arises, my car is too cramp, backseats work for legless, headless mutant humans only)

as for why you dont see so many m2's compared to hondas, well, the honda is a better 'overall' package, its a clever design packed with the latest tech and comes with lots of toys hence why its so popular

Been on the hunt for cars for quite some time now. So many choices in second hand market ! Cant decide as c segment b segment d segment all overlapnin pricing  !

ok for now, hi, i am back i will stick with proton iriz 1.6 exec mt but perodua bezza makes me to rethink about the car that i am choosing right now which is proton iriz 1.6 exec mt and it's engine is is toyota vios's engine even though it is 1.0-1.3 litre but i still have to wait for new persona and new saga to see what engine are they using

i have a solution for you....ask yourself
1)Can i afford the d segment running/maintenance costs?
if no well obviously you can just give up on the idea, if yes continue to question2
2)Do i need the space
if yes, then you need a d seg or bigger, if no you may continue to question 3
3)Why do i want a d segment
if you can convince yourself you want/need one, get one! otherwise why consider getting one?
which expert told you it is using a vios engine this time.....  1.0 and 1.3 are not even the same engines

proton,s 1.3 and 1.6 campros are basically twins with dif internals (crank shaft, pistons, that stuff), you yes one can call them basically the same engine (ecu is also the same) but this and the vios... NO

are there any known problems/issues with Kia Cerato 1.6l SX? I plan to use the car for more than 5 years (typically 8-10years) and do mostly driving in KL/PJ and weekly to Putrjaya, occasionally (monthly) trip outstation

which expert told you it is using a vios engine this time.....  1.0 and 1.3 are not even the same engines
proton,s 1.3 and 1.6 campros are basically twins with dif internals (crank shaft, pistons, that stuff), you yes one can call them basically the same engine (ecu is also the same) but this and the vios... NO

Honestly it is crap.
If you're thinking of long term look for a Japanese car that doesn't use CVT.
So you rather buy a Mazda6 at 100k without warranty than consider an unreg Merc with warranty 
It is true that the Mazda2 (not freaking M2 ok?) uses Skyactiv technology so it's fuel economy is close to that of a hybrid. If you wanna compare it that way then all B-segment cars no need to talk already. I find it kinda cramped but if you're not big sized and tall and you're a lonely driver usually and mostly for work and without family man duty then Mazda2 is the car, no need think already.

If you got go outstation and need bigger car for family man duty then you need a C-segment like the Fluence/Sylpy, else you're better off with a B-segment. Road tax is something that comes up once a year so if you can't pay that 300+ once a year for road tax you should stop thinking even of B-segment maybe your finances more suitable for A-segment car like Attrage or local car like Perodua Bezza. Also you like having a unique car but do you know that uniqueness means less critical mass means less distributors would bother to keep parts for it meaning you're going to get locked in to only buying parts at a higher price from the SC/3S. So if you cannot afford that roadtax, don't talk about this factor, you should be finding the cheapest thing on the market. I'm suggest maybe Vios.
Step1: think of what you will use it for.
Step2: how much you can afford to pay every month to the bank? or one lump sum?
Step3: how much you can afford for maintenance every 2-3 months?

then only look for a car.
looking for car then fitting it into those steps above is the wrong way about it.
LOL!
It is true that Daihatsu/Perodua source their engines nowadays from Toyota for their cars but the 1300cc in the Bezza isn't even the same as the 1300cc in the Myvi so how come you're so confident it is the same as the 1500cc in the Vios? 

if you are paying for it, i dont think your parrents really have much of a say in this, your money mah, anything wrong also keluar ur pocket haha. If they are helping pay or something then well, i think u better just drop the fluence... laterone, lets say something happens, they will harp about it all the time

if you really like the mazda, go for it! since you dont really have passengers, space should not have been a concern in the 1st place (at least you can still pick passangers up when the need arises, my car is too cramp, backseats work for legless, headless mutant humans only)

as for why you dont see so many m2's compared to hondas, well, the honda is a better 'overall' package, its a clever design packed with the latest tech and comes with lots of toys hence why its so popular

Honestly it is crap.
If you're thinking of long term look for a Japanese car that doesn't use CVT.
So you rather buy a Mazda6 at 100k without warranty than consider an unreg Merc with warranty 
It is true that the Mazda2 (not freaking M2 ok?) uses Skyactiv technology so it's fuel economy is close to that of a hybrid. If you wanna compare it that way then all B-segment cars no need to talk already. I find it kinda cramped but if you're not big sized and tall and you're a lonely driver usually and mostly for work and without family man duty then Mazda2 is the car, no need think already.

If you got go outstation and need bigger car for family man duty then you need a C-segment like the Fluence/Sylpy, else you're better off with a B-segment. Road tax is something that comes up once a year so if you can't pay that 300+ once a year for road tax you should stop thinking even of B-segment maybe your finances more suitable for A-segment car like Attrage or local car like Perodua Bezza. Also you like having a unique car but do you know that uniqueness means less critical mass means less distributors would bother to keep parts for it meaning you're going to get locked in to only buying parts at a higher price from the SC/3S. So if you cannot afford that roadtax, don't talk about this factor, you should be finding the cheapest thing on the market. I'm suggest maybe Vios.
Step1: think of what you will use it for.
Step2: how much you can afford to pay every month to the bank? or one lump sum?
Step3: how much you can afford for maintenance every 2-3 months?

then only look for a car.
looking for car then fitting it into those steps above is the wrong way about it.
LOL!
It is true that Daihatsu/Perodua source their engines nowadays from Toyota for their cars but the 1300cc in the Bezza isn't even the same as the 1300cc in the Myvi so how come you're so confident it is the same as the 1500cc in the Vios? 

thank you for correcting my  mistakes too.My favourite b segment hatchback car is still proton iriz. And my favourite A segment  sedan cars are Perodua Bezza and New Proton Saga. my favourite B segment car sedan are toyota vios and Honda City and New Persona. My favourite c segment car sedan are  proton preve cfe and Honda Civic.And My favourite c segment hatchback car is Proton Suprima S. My favourite d segment car are Nissan Teana and Toyota Camry Hybrid not Honda Accord(8th (Proton Perdana)and 9th generation and Sam loo's favourite car Toyota Camry 2.0) My favourtie mpv is  New/current Proton Exora CFE.

Dude, since proton is in your favourite list. I guess its good for you and budgets wise, you will like in in anyway.

Dude, since proton is in your favourite list. I guess its good for you and budgets wise, you will like in in anyway.

Well, yea they are actually paying it. They wanted to buy me a new one last year but I refused because I think that current ride still can be used then why go get new one. But I was wrong, I never know that my sis who drive it for the past few years, we give her a good condition car and she never bother to maintain it properly. End up, when I am using it, my parent need to change so many compartment. Tires, water tank, battery, absorber rear, shaft, suspension, belt, mounting, bulb, eo, auto oil, sparks plugs, thermostats, air filter, scratch marks at rear and front bumper, dents from and back which ketuk back with poor workmanship, we asked is it dented before she says no well its pretty obvious women....
Initially my plan was using it until I get a job then only get myself a new ride. End up last month they offered me to change new car.....

My opt now will still maz2 and city. Will test drive it only decide. Thanks for the head up.

thank you so much for your complement.