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Used BMW X1 sDrive20i or New Mazda CX 5 2.2D, Which SUV is the best for the money?
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 6 2018, 01:43 PM, updated 8y ago
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Guys, I'm in the midst of having hard choice between these two cars, used BMW X1 sDrive 20i and New Mazda CX 5 2.2 D. Would like to take these 3 factors into consideration, i) driving experience ii) maintenance cost iii) fuel consumption Little bit of background of me, 26 year old with a nett salary of 9k, not much commitment at this moment. Appreciate if you guys could help me out! Peace yo
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 6 2018, 02:16 PM
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QUOTE(COOLPINK @ Sep 6 2018, 01:55 PM) as a general rule new car > used car. rule does not apply it ur a gear head or a mechanic. because it's hassle free?
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 6 2018, 02:27 PM
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QUOTE(COOLPINK @ Sep 6 2018, 02:19 PM) yes hassle free if buy new. well not really hassle free but chances of getting a new car as a lemon is way less than getting used car. buying used car is all about luck and most of the time its not in your favor. Yup, I kinda of agree with you on this! Yet I'm thinking to get a BMW because the used BMW X1 s20i does come with the BSRI too. BMW is known for its ultimate driving experience and Mazda is known for its good handling and driving experience =D . This post has been edited by jason_ng101: Sep 6 2018, 02:28 PM
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 6 2018, 03:57 PM
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QUOTE(Why^Me @ Sep 6 2018, 02:30 PM) cx5 have 3 years free service and 5 years warranty. you can get bmw if it still in free service and still have warranty yup, exactly but I'm just worried about the maintenance cost for BMW after the warranty period
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 6 2018, 03:58 PM
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QUOTE(COOLPINK @ Sep 6 2018, 02:55 PM) well ur still single without commitments. we all were young once so if you are keen on getting the BMW, go for it. follow your dream while you still can bcs once you have a family the time of following dream is over. but my advice is to test drive both cars before making a decision. remember there is no wrong or right decision as long you are happy.  Thank you for your kind advice! Will definitely look into it before making any decision hehe
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 6 2018, 11:31 PM
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Sep 6 2018, 06:55 PM) Mazda diesel for sure The x1 is okay powered , it will get to where you need but that's about it , The cx5 diesel, that's sleeper powered. Thanks for the reply. What do you mean by sleeper powered of mazda cx5 5 diesel turbo? I kind of like the bmw twin turbo (F30) but never had a chance to test drive the twin scrol turbo and mazda 2.2 diesel turbo :/ This post has been edited by jason_ng101: Sep 6 2018, 11:34 PM
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 6 2018, 11:33 PM
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QUOTE(puffyballzzz @ Sep 6 2018, 07:23 PM) how about the new toyota harrier? The new toyota harrier is already overbudget for me unless you mean the grey import one. It's a bit underpower but quite a spacious and comfortable car. Unless you opt for the new 2.0 Turbo harrier then it's a different story π
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 6 2018, 11:42 PM
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QUOTE(Captain Coco @ Sep 6 2018, 11:35 PM) I already watched this once but the cx5 shown in the video is the 2.5L n/a. Thanks tho!
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 7 2018, 12:33 AM
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QUOTE(puffyballzzz @ Sep 6 2018, 11:54 PM) If you have to choose between a BMW X1 and cx5, think no further and place your money on the X1. 192hp vs 173hp is no brainer. Bmw has better tuning in terms of power delivery and smoothness. Handling hands down. I can tell you those who recommend Mazda has never owned a bmw before. Probably only did a few test drives and thatβs about it. You will never go wrong with a bmw if you are comparing to a Mazda. Maintenance for a bmw is nothing to be afraid of as long you are buying new from AD. Just service as scheduled and it will serve you a good 5-7 years. Donβt listen to those bmw haters because what they are telling you is from their experience of owning a used bmw. Never buy a used European car. You never know how it was thrashed or what cheapo parts they replaced thatβs why they always break down. Just stay with a AD for all your servicing and you will be fine. I do drive the family car, F30 328i Msport occasionally, although it's not to the latest twin scroll turbo engine but the performance is impressive. I'm not looking at the new X1 s20i as it's out of my budget but the used X1 at year 2015-2016. Any advice on this ? As for the warranty period, it left only 3 years of free maintenance and warranty (BSRI), I'm concerned about the maintenance cost after the warranty period π
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 7 2018, 12:35 AM
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QUOTE(Louis90 @ Sep 6 2018, 11:56 PM) Go for cx5. Mine has been nothing but perfect. You will sure appreciate its warranty and free service. It drives well, fuel efficient and powerful. I have heard the same and quite a number of positive feedback from the existing cx5 users π
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 7 2018, 12:36 AM
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QUOTE(Captain Coco @ Sep 7 2018, 12:06 AM) The overall build quality of Mazda is on par with BMW, somehow even better. 2.5L is less power and less fun comparing to 2.2D. and fuel consumption for 2.2D is much better! Yup, 2.2 D win hands down in term of the power and fuel consumption! More power and less fuel consumption π
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 7 2018, 10:39 PM
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Sep 7 2018, 09:47 AM) New batch might even come with the upgraded diesel 190 hp from 178 and 450nm from 420 Is it true that the new batch of cx5 will come with the upgraded engine ? I got informed that the new batch of cx 5 will come with the optional so powerboot with additional of 2k π
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 7 2018, 10:41 PM
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QUOTE(fong928 @ Sep 7 2018, 11:33 AM) If you are still single, no child, not much commitment, just go with your heart, get the BMW X1 (with warranty, and within your capability of course ), make sure no regret in future !!! when reaching marriage status then talk about cost saving car issue, and then get the cx5 in the end......... You have got a good point there! Haha π
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 7 2018, 10:46 PM
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QUOTE(Ginny88 @ Sep 7 2018, 01:37 PM) Buying a 2 years old BMW with 3 years of BSRI left is going to be expensive. You may as well top up for a new BMW and enjoy 5 years of BSRI. The difference in purchase price isn't all burnt as you get back more second hand value when you sell. The difference may be worth the peace of mind if you can afford to buy new. Bear in mind most continental cars have parts which are built to last 5 years so be prepared to have hefty repair bills when the BSRI expires. That's why it's better to buy new and sell off after 5 years. If buying a new BMW is out of your budget I would advise going for the new Mazda as the more prudent choice. But if your heart is set on driving a BMW then go for it and hope for the best. Actually I plan to keep the car for at least a period of 7 years time :/ I'm just concerned that the maintenance can cost a bomb once it is out of the warranty π
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TSjason_ng101
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Sep 7 2018, 10:49 PM
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QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Sep 7 2018, 04:48 PM) If you're driving mainly in urban areas with lots of jams and stop/start traffic or short distances, please just avoid the 2.2D cx5. Courting trouble after 3 years because the DPF isn't designed for this kind of traffic. Yes, warranty is 5 years, with 3 years free service on the mazda. But please read about DPF issues before sinking money in. Well, I would definitely spend most of the time driving around the small town and on a highway. The traffic won't be congested compared to the town /city But majority of the trips are short distance unless I travel on a highway. Guess it should be alright ?
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