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Car Forum / Australian Car Forums / General Car Topics (Australian group) / July 2006New Car Question
Sukuki Swift 'S' vs Toyota Corolla Ascent Which would be the better buy for a first new car? > Sukuki Swift 'S' vs Toyota Corolla Ascent > > Which would be the better buy for a first new car? Dunno but I do like the look of the new Suzi Kev > Sukuki Swift 'S' vs Toyota Corolla Ascent > > Which would be the better buy for a first new car? The "better" car would be the one you like the most. -- Regards, Noddy. > Sukuki Swift 'S' vs Toyota Corolla Ascent > > Which would be the better buy for a first new car? Corolla. My local Toyota dealer also sells Suzuki, I asked the spare parts blokes what they thought of Suzuki's, they couldn't think of anything good to say about them. This was before the current model Swift which is getting good reviews so maybe they are a better car. Daryl > Sukuki Swift 'S' vs Toyota Corolla Ascent > > Which would be the better buy for a first new car? Find rental places that have them I did this a few years back because the dealers started the half hour test drive with salesman. I hired the car for 24hrs and gave it a hiding I was after a small car for the family and settled on the Corolla What can you learn in a half hour drive with a monkey saying 'you aRE OVER REVVING' Hire it for 24hrs for $80, it may cost you $300 for a few 'test drives' but imagine getting a high priced lemon just because it looked good  Signature- Scoobity Doobity Doo > Sukuki Swift 'S' vs Toyota Corolla Ascent > > Which would be the better buy for a first new car? Depends what you want in your car. If you want virtually lengendary reliability with probably the best resale of any car in the mass-production car fleet of this and quite a few other countries, the Toyota is the go. OTOH, the Suzuki may have features which really appeal to you. The Toyotas have been critisised for being "uninspiring" and too bland in the past. I have a '95 Camry which has an instrument panel and dash-controls, layout etc, which reminds me of the old '75 Corona I had once, but the rest of the car bears no resemblance. It has 175,000Ks and drives like close to like new. Suzuki have a name which has been around for a very long time, not in the big car stakes, but in many other fields such as motorbikes, and they are a respected manufacturer. Jason > Sukuki Swift 'S' vs Toyota Corolla Ascent > > Which would be the better buy for a first new car? The one you prefer to drive. Then find one that's done 10 or 20,000 kms and save a lot of money. Ben In the case of the corolla, they have a $19,990 drive away deal going so the second hand ones about a year old are only about a thousand dollars cheaper. I'm astounded by what the dealers are asking for 1-2 year old models of anything really after having a look around. >> Sukuki Swift 'S' vs Toyota Corolla Ascent >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Ben > In the case of the corolla, they have a $19,990 drive away deal going so the > second hand ones about a year old are only about a thousand dollars cheaper. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> Ben Yes, the dealers charge an arm and a leg for a young second hand car. Buy private. Ben > Yes, the dealers charge an arm and a leg for a young second hand car. Buy > private. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Except if you have a trade-in and can't be bothered selling privately. -- ThenYouPayForConvenience >> Yes, the dealers charge an arm and a leg for a young second hand car. Buy >> private. > ~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Except if you have a trade-in and can't be bothered selling privately. > > -- Then you get ripped off twice >>> Yes, the dealers charge an arm and a leg for a young second hand car. >>> Buy private. >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~ >> Except if you have a trade-in and can't be bothered selling privately. > > Then you get ripped off twice ~~~~~~~~~~~ CONVENIENCE has a PRICE. -- PeopleHaveTheChoice > In the case of the corolla, they have a $19,990 drive away deal going so > the second hand ones about a year old are only about a thousand dollars > cheaper. > > I'm astounded by what the dealers are asking for 1-2 year old models of > anything really after having a look around. The pricetag isn't what they will sell the car for. >Sukuki Swift 'S' vs Toyota Corolla Ascent > >Which would be the better buy for a first new car? The one that you like best. Oz1...of the 3 twins. I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you. |
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