::Cars Crapbox::(Part 1)

• QX179R

  19 Mar 10, 23:39

  Originally posted by toyota-corolla:

  Assful

  so I'd take it as u're enjoying urself very muchie huh..

• toyota-corolla

  19 Mar 10, 23:47

  Originally posted by QX179R:

  so I'd take it as u're enjoying urself very muchie huh..

  Your head ah!

• QX179R

  19 Mar 10, 23:49

  sry to say this but ORD LO ~

  

• toyota-corolla

  20 Mar 10, 13:41

  I still got many more millions weeks to go. :/

• lianamaster

  25 Mar 10, 21:42

  Honda Odyssey 2.4 EXV Premium: $134,800

  Honda Stream 1.8T: $102,800

  Honda Civic 2.0Si Auto: $111,800

  Honda Jazz 1.5 Auto: $82,800

  

• nightsky87

  25 Mar 10, 23:58

  Haha lianamaster beat me to it..

  	Honda Civic 1.8 VTi-S (M)	$105,800	Honda Civic 1.8 VTi-S (A)	$106,800
  	Honda Civic 2.0 Si (M)	$109,800	Honda Civic 2.0 Si (A)	$111,800
  	Honda Civic 2.0 Si Sunroof (A)	$113,800

• nightsky87

  25 Mar 10, 23:59

  Which makes the Civic 1.6 the only Civic not breaching the 100k mark.. But then again, which other bread and butter 1.6 car can cost you 90k?!?!

  !@#$%^&**^%$$#@!!.

• p228

  26 Mar 10, 11:06

  Hey guys,

  It's time to look at 2nd hand cars.. Lower depreciation.. lower cost and most importantly, GURANTEED COE.

  

• nightsky87

  26 Mar 10, 12:16

  Originally posted by p228:

  Hey guys,

  It's time to look at 2nd hand cars.. Lower depreciation.. lower cost and most importantly, GURANTEED COE.

  

  Yes, but it will be difficult to find a good deal at 2nd hand dealers. A last gen civic I was eyeing was originally 31k, but suddenly after the recent COE, the price 'magically' increase to 36k.

• p228

  26 Mar 10, 16:58

  Originally posted by nightsky87:

  Yes, but it will be difficult to find a good deal at 2nd hand dealers. A last gen civic I was eyeing was originally 31k, but suddenly after the recent COE, the price 'magically' increase to 36k.

  Yeah.. I agreed. Buy from direct owners.. They usually don't increase.. hahaha..

   

• p228

  26 Mar 10, 16:59

  @nightsky87

  Is it possible to change the instrument clusters in a car? (ie, Speedometer)

  If possible, i intend to buy a COE 200SX s13..

   

  

• lianamaster

  26 Mar 10, 20:35

  Originally posted by nightsky87:

  Haha lianamaster beat me to it..

  
  Honda Civic 1.8 VTi-S (M) $105,800 Honda Civic 1.8 VTi-S (A) $106,800 Honda Civic 2.0 Si (M) $109,800 Honda Civic 2.0 Si (A) $111,800 Honda Civic 2.0 Si Sunroof (A)

  $113,800

  ..

  Prices are raised by about $10,000 across the brands man...

• lianamaster

  26 Mar 10, 20:36

  Originally posted by p228:

  Hey guys,

  It's time to look at 2nd hand cars.. Lower depreciation.. lower cost and most importantly, GURANTEED COE.

  

  2nd hand cars make more economic sense for now.

   

• lianamaster

  26 Mar 10, 20:38

  Originally posted by nightsky87:

  Yes, but it will be difficult to find a good deal at 2nd hand dealers. A last gen civic I was eyeing was originally 31k, but suddenly after the recent COE, the price 'magically' increase to 36k.

  Yea.. it is due to the rise in PQP. But the increase wun be as much compared to new ones.

• nightsky87

  26 Mar 10, 23:10

  Originally posted by p228:

  @nightsky87

  Is it possible to change the instrument clusters in a car? (ie, Speedometer)

  If possible, i intend to buy a COE 200SX s13..

   

  

  Yup, it's possible to change the whole instrument cluster. IIRC, for the S13, there should even be a Nismo speedo for the S13, though it will not be easy to find nowadays..

  In addition, parts for the CA18DE will not be easy to find also.. Think maintanence may be quite jialat

• nightsky87

  26 Mar 10, 23:12

  Originally posted by lianamaster:

  ..

  Prices are raised by about $10,000 across the brands man...

  I remember when people were complaining that a $89,800 Civic 1.8A was overpriced.. Now they can go slap themselves silly for not buying it when it was 89800.

• QX179R

  26 Mar 10, 23:13

  * drives in..

• sinicker

  27 Mar 10, 00:37

  kia cerato forte koup for the win!!!!!

• nightsky87

  27 Mar 10, 00:55

  Originally posted by sinicker:

  kia cerato forte koup for the win!!!!!

  Looks good in red!

• toyota-corolla

  27 Mar 10, 08:58

  Originally posted by nightsky87:

  I remember when people were complaining that a $89,800 Civic 1.8A was overpriced.. Now they can go slap themselves silly for not buying it when it was 89800.

  HONEY I'm HOME! And yeah, my dad got it for 78k$ some three years ago.

• lianamaster

  27 Mar 10, 11:08

  Originally posted by nightsky87:

  I remember when people were complaining that a $89,800 Civic 1.8A was overpriced.. Now they can go slap themselves silly for not buying it when it was 89800.

  Haha....

  There's no way I will pay the extra premium in COE when the car itself cost physically the same.

  

• lianamaster

  27 Mar 10, 11:09

  Originally posted by sinicker:

  kia cerato forte koup for the win!!!!!

  Koup 1.6 Auto: $78,999

  Koup 2.0 Auto: $92,999

  

• lianamaster

  27 Mar 10, 11:11

  Originally posted by toyota-corolla:

  HONEY I'm HOME! And yeah, my dad got it for 78k$ some three years ago.

  My uncle bought a brand new Corolla Altis 1.8 (Auto) at $66,000 a year ago.

  He's smiling now.

  

   

• lianamaster

  27 Mar 10, 11:15

  Nissan Sylphy 2.0 Auto: $103,800

  Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8 Auto: $95,988

  Toyota Wish 2.0 Auto: $104,988

  Mitsubishi Lancer EX 1.5 Sports Auto: $84,988

  I shall not spam anymore but the prices are just awesome!

  

   

• toyota-corolla

  28 Mar 10, 04:53

  Originally posted by lianamaster:

  My uncle bought a brand new Corolla Altis 1.8 (Auto) at $66,000 a year ago.

  He's smiling now.

  

   

  Fucking awesome!