Pls house i have a budget of 1.8M and am looking at buying a car with low fuel economy and parts readily available any advice ? I have in mind Honda DC, Corolla Sport 07, Matrix and Honda Civic..pls share reason behind your advice....thanks

corolla is a good and rugged car. very fuel efficient and durable parts...if you're willing to take the risk of buying brain box,central control buttons,side mirrors and full light all the time, then you're free to purchase it. the only disadvantage this car has is that its a thief magnet. you can't park it in an unsecured and padlocked garage and sleep with both eyes closed.it's impossible.that's the only turn off I have about the car. car that will give me BP thinking its safe is a No No for me. but you can Whatsapp me on 08029898808 for more advise and guidance.

TPound:
corolla is a good and rugged car. very fuel efficient and durable parts...if you're willing to take the risk of buying brain box,central control buttons,side mirrors and full light all the time, then you're free to purchase it. the only disadvantage this car has is that its a thief magnet. you can't park it in an unsecured and padlocked garage and sleep with both eyes closed.it's impossible.that's the only turn off I have about the car. car that will give me BP thinking its safe is a No No for me. but you can Whatsapp me on 08029898808 for more advise and guidance.

what about Camry 2004? can u tell me what u think abt it as relates to cost of running

yak:


what about Camry 2004? can u tell me what u think abt it as relates to cost of running

Big daddy is also a rugged car. going for a V6 gives a form of superiority over inline 4. its efficient as well as it is durable. well, I see nothing wrong in going for a big daddy as long as you're not a night crawler... it also attracts robbers but not just to steal,but to snatch. parts wise...the only turn off it has it procuring original shock absorbers. if one is not careful,one can change both shocks (front and rear) like 5 times in a year.

Toyota Corolla or Toyota matrix....same engine, same parts

netflicks:
Pls house i have a budget of 1.8M and am looking at buying a car with low fuel economy and parts readily available any advice ? I have in mind Honda DC, Corolla Sport 07, Matrix and Honda Civic..pls share reason behind your advice....thanks

Honda Civic.

TPound:


Big daddy is also a rugged car. going for a V6 gives a form of superiority over inline 4. its efficient as well as it is durable. well, I see nothing wrong in going for a big daddy as long as you're not a night crawler... it also attracts robbers but not just to steal,but to snatch. parts wise...the only turn off it has it procuring original shock absorbers. if one is not careful,one can change both shocks (front and rear) like 5 times in a year.

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TPound:


Big daddy is also a rugged car. going for a V6 gives a form of superiority over inline 4. its efficient as well as it is durable. well, I see nothing wrong in going for a big daddy as long as you're not a night crawler... it also attracts robbers but not just to steal,but to snatch. parts wise...the only turn off it has it procuring original shock absorbers. if one is not careful,one can change both shocks (front and rear) like 5 times in a year.

what about price of parts n fuel consumption for the 4 plugs?
changing shock five times? am not using it to supply cement ooo

yak:


what about price of parts n fuel consumption for the 4 plugs?
changing shock five times? am not using it to supply cement ooo

price of parts is as normal as you breathe...nothing exorbitant.... consumption for inline4 is likely the same as that of corolla. if you're not careful and wise,the shocks change could happen to you. buy from accredited toyota parts dealer

TPound:


price of parts is as normal as you breathe...nothing exorbitant.... consumption for inline4 is likely the same as that of corolla. if you're not careful and wise,the shocks change could happen to you. buy from accredited toyota parts dealer

thanks

TPound:


Big daddy is also a rugged car. going for a V6 gives a form of superiority over inline 4. its efficient as well as it is durable. well, I see nothing wrong in going for a big daddy as long as you're not a night crawler... it also attracts robbers but not just to steal,but to snatch. parts wise...the only turn off it has it procuring original shock absorbers. if one is not careful,one can change both shocks (front and rear) like 5 times in a year.

Brotherly, what about Avalon 2002 model. What du hav to say bout it? Tnx