QUOTE(yattnana @ Nov 2 2017, 09:29 AM)
QUOTE(0300078 @ Nov 2 2017, 08:50 AM)
honestly speaking recon vellfire and alphard are way more than any other new mpv in the market. Innova recently pickup abit... but this model already launch for a year, and it is much slower to gain traction compare to the previous models where it was hot selling back then.
Buying new or used depends on personal preference, including how comfortable one is when it comes to loan eligibility, hidden wear and tear, and perhaps most importantly for recon vehicles, the willingness to accept that its used and stuff like a tempered odometer is just the tip of the iceberg among items 'refurbished' by a group of people specializing in handling recon vehicle before the resale.Personally as an owner of 4 cars bought used with the newest purchased when it was 9yrs old, there will never be any sort of guarantee that a used vehicle is fine, even if you brought a mechanic to inspect the vehicle. From experience, cars taken and traded in to be resold will have the most obvious damages fixed or at least 'patched' aka temporary-fix with the least cost and expected last until the so-called dealer's 'warranty period' expires. It is these 'patch repairs' that is the hardest to detect (not to mention often more costly) and most likely surface after a few months from the purchase.
Therefore the basic preparation I usually tell anyone willing to take up this option to be ready for unexpected repair hassles.
But back to topic, RM120K would only be sufficient for a 08/09 made Alphard or an even older Vellfire, which even if cash-purchased, isn't really worth a gamble given the vehicle's age.