Anybody knows which MPV is good and cheap?

• Shienhui

  5 Jun 04, 12:38

  Thinking of getting a MPV which has bigger space and probably will cater better for one car seat, one booster, one wife & obviously the driver. The Sunny that I have now is pretty cramp when I put all these things in.
  
  So since I am going to get rid of my high COE Sunny to another car to take advantage of the low COE now, just want to get some feedback on what are the MPV which is good and cheap. Currently on my lists are:
  
  1) 1.7 Honda Stream
  2) 1.8 Toyota Wish
  
  Any comments and recommendations are welcome. Thanks.
• johncooper

  6 Jun 04, 08:45

  Originally posted by Shienhui:
  Thinking of getting a MPV which has bigger space and probably will cater better for one car seat, one booster, one wife & obviously the driver. The Sunny that I have now is pretty cramp when I put all these things in.
  
  So since I am going to get rid of my high COE Sunny to another car to take advantage of the low COE now, just want to get some feedback on what are the MPV which is good and cheap. Currently on my lists are:
  
  1) 1.7 Honda Stream
  2) 1.8 Toyota Wish
  
  Any comments and recommendations are welcome. Thanks.
  

  Hey pal consider these following:
  
  1. Odessey Honda
  2. Mitsubishi Grandis
  3. Hyundai Trajet
  4. Kia Carnival or Carens
  5. Toyota Picnic
  
  Here are the more expansive ones:
  
  1. Volvo XC60 or XC90
  2. Volvo V40 estate
  3. Volvo V70 estate or V70R
  4. Crys. Voyager (dunno how to spell)
• redeel

  6 Jun 04, 14:51

  I'll say... Wish or Picnic is best choice... If you're going for power and dun mind costs on fuel and tax... Grandis is good too! Also check out the Odyssey... Just launched last weekend... Look very sporty!
  
  eddie
• ^polo

  6 Jun 04, 15:43

  Shienhui,
  
  Hyundai Traject is a good choice, selling at around $85K at the moment and with a 9 month payment delay meaning you pay only in 2005. I've driven before, it's stable, quiet and flexible.