Not many 2.0l car with cc. You'll have to look to the 2.3-2.4l range for more choicesOriginally posted by bear_bear_sg:Driving a Mazda 323 Protege now.
But does Camry 2.0l have cruise control? No mention of it in website. Had thought about it before but not sure if it is value-for-money due to relative high price.
If I am not wrong, the Camry 2.0 does come with Cruise. The Cefiro 200JK has also been recently equipped with Cruise. You might want to try the Accord 2.4 or the Peugeot 407 2.0 too, although the 2.2 might be a better choice but of course with a heftier price tag.Originally posted by bear_bear_sg:Driving a Mazda 323 Protege now.
But does Camry 2.0l have cruise control? No mention of it in website. Had thought about it before but not sure if it is value-for-money due to relative high price.
just casually wondering..Originally posted by bear_bear_sg:True... maybe cruise control is something good to have rather than must have...
Anyway, i have to spend almost 1.5 hours everyday on the road, usually on the expressways which arent very jammed (unless there's an accident)... which explains my desire for a low NVH vehicle.
Already mentally prepared to spend that extra 2k per year for incremental road tax and insurance. Not willing however to spend more than necessary... which is why i think camry may be relatively overpriced as compared to other 2.0 vehicles.
yes camry does have cruise controlOriginally posted by bear_bear_sg:Driving a Mazda 323 Protege now.
But does Camry 2.0l have cruise control? No mention of it in website. Had thought about it before but not sure if it is value-for-money due to relative high price.
Yea the mondeo and the 500 are quite similar in terms of design. However, the 500 is a totally different car as compared to the mondeo. Size wise, the 500 is much bigger. The 500 is quite similar in terms of size to the Chrysler 300 which is quite popular in the states.Originally posted by bear_bear_sg:Yes... Lexus is out of budget.... too flashy for me! Didnt know that the Mondeo is nearing product end... thought it is new! (In the US, thought it is called the "Five Hundred")...
Any other options? Which one of the options would be best based on the criteria? Any other choices?
Yea the 500 and the mondeo share quite a similar design. However, the 500 and mondeo are totally different cars. 500 being a larger car and targetted at the american market. The 500 is quite similar in terms of size to the Chrysler 300 which is very popular in the states.Originally posted by bear_bear_sg:Yes... Lexus is out of budget.... too flashy for me! Didnt know that the Mondeo is nearing product end... thought it is new! (In the US, thought it is called the "Five Hundred")...
Any other options? Which one of the options would be best based on the criteria? Any other choices?