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Honda Accord or Toyota Camry, Both 2.0 cc
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Ginny88
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 May 7 2017, 08:53 PM
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The majority of Accord, Camry and Teena are driven by middle-age or past middle age men because they have the means to buy them. However they should not be considered "uncle cars". If you are young and you drive one of these cars will people consider you an "uncle"? No, people will respect you as having the means to afford a D-segment car at a young age. Fetch your gf in them and you will impress your future mom-in-law far more than driving up in a Honda HRV. She's not going to think you are too "uncle" for her daughter just because you drive a car which is usually driven by people older than you.
On another note the term "uncle" is usually used in a slightly derogatory way nowadays to indicate an older and old-fashioned person who you would not want to associate with. It's not a good feeling to be called uncle nowadays (sigh).
This post has been edited by Ginny88: May 7 2017, 08:55 PM
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ayamxxx
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May 7 2017, 09:09 PM
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QUOTE(Ginny88 @ May 7 2017, 08:53 PM) The majority of Accord, Camry and Teena are driven by middle-age or past middle age men because they have the means to buy them. However they should not be considered "uncle cars". If you are young and you drive one of these cars will people consider you an "uncle"? No, people will respect you as having the means to afford a D-segment car at a young age. Fetch your gf in them and you will impress your future mom-in-law far more than driving up in a Honda HRV. She's not going to think you are too "uncle" for her daughter just because you drive a car which is usually driven by people older than you. On another note the term "uncle" is usually used in a slightly derogatory way nowadays to indicate an older and old-fashioned person who you would not want to associate with. It's not a good feeling to be called uncle nowadays (sigh). The 9th gen Accord have hardest suspension among D segment u have mentioned. Not sure if it due to 18" tyre size. |
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Ardt
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May 12 2017, 04:30 PM
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Getting Started
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anyhow, you cannot go wrong with these 2 cars
it is meant to be used, and abused, with no worries
most obvious differences are in the way honda n toyota drives n behaves
one is beneficial for you the driver, latter is for passenger
so who you trying to impress? You, or your future mother in law?
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Khoiyat
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May 12 2017, 07:26 PM
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yeah, for me i think it's better to consider mazda 6 and volkswagen passat, for the mazda 6, they just launch the GVC system, I admit that the feeling is really better compare to the other 2 TS is comparing. On the passat side, the car feels solid and spacious yet lots of features, power and safety also up to date. That's my 2 cent la.
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5p3ak
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May 12 2017, 10:30 PM
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Mazda 6, drives nicer IMO.
TS go test drive and feel the car's dynamics.
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Cubalagi
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May 13 2017, 12:34 AM
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New Mazda 6 with GVC is pricier at RM170k just for 2.0 version. At the price still fit with halogen lamps  And only 3 year warranty |
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roocarroll
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May 13 2017, 01:30 AM
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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ May 7 2017, 09:09 PM) The 9th gen Accord have hardest suspension among D segment u have mentioned. Not sure if it due to 18" tyre size. It's the suspension set up too. I have one. I bought it for a few reasons. One of them was that it was the best handling of the 3 Japanese D segment cars in my budget (Honda, Toyota and Nissan). The Mazda 6 2.0 was 'kosong' and the 2.5 was out of my budget. They didn't have a mid-spec version like the other 3 at the time (2011). |
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gtp777
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May 17 2018, 04:33 PM
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QUOTE(roocarroll @ Apr 21 2017, 12:15 PM) There are a couple of things here: 2.0 D segment cars do 0-60 in around 9 seconds. It's not fast and it won't do much for you on a race track but it's fast enough for normal people driving to work etc. When I leave my condo in the morning, I don't floor the accelerator and push the red line all the way to the office. The current Accord has been on sale since 2008 with various faces. The model for 2018 will be all new. There is really no point in buying a car at the end of its product life cycle regardless of the discounts offered. Sorry bro honda accord and camry cannot sprint 0 to 100 in 9 seconds la |
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gtp777
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May 17 2018, 04:36 PM
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QUOTE(Ginny88 @ May 7 2017, 08:53 PM) The majority of Accord, Camry and Teena are driven by middle-age or past middle age men because they have the means to buy them. However they should not be considered "uncle cars". If you are young and you drive one of these cars will people consider you an "uncle"? No, people will respect you as having the means to afford a D-segment car at a young age. Fetch your gf in them and you will impress your future mom-in-law far more than driving up in a Honda HRV. She's not going to think you are too "uncle" for her daughter just because you drive a car which is usually driven by people older than you. On another note the term "uncle" is usually used in a slightly derogatory way nowadays to indicate an older and old-fashioned person who you would not want to associate with. It's not a good feeling to be called uncle nowadays (sigh). Hahaahah depends la now a days uncle also can get hot ahmoi la depends on what type catogery uncle la |
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ketupatlazat
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May 17 2018, 08:06 PM
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gg necro tered
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sgmerc168
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May 17 2018, 09:41 PM
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when is camry going to be launched?
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