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Maybe these older desis are selling the cars to the new desis, because in the last 4-5 years , all my friends/colleagues (atleast 50) who go to the US buy one of these three cars in second hand - Camry, Civic or Accord. :cantstop: But yeah after spending 3-4 years in the US, they upgrade to some other model.
Two words they are fixated on "RESALE VALUE" :hysterical:
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Two words they are fixated on "RESALE VALUE" :hysterical:
I don't think it just the resale value. I bought Camry because of the reliability. They dont have many repairs as American or German. The American vehicles are cheaper to fix but german are damn expensive and complicated according to a mechanic I talked. He said the german vehicles have very complicated wiring and sensors very hard to repair it seems. Toyota's will get repair as well but a but rare and one thing he mentioned though is parts for toyota are expensive compared to american cars. Its not only desis but american who used to buy lot of american cars are now buying Japnese cars because of the reliability.
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I don't think it just the resale value. I bought Camry because of the reliability. They dont have many repairs as American or German. The American vehicles are cheaper to fix but german are damn expensive and complicated according to a mechanic I talked. He said the german vehicles have very complicated wiring and sensors very hard to repair it seems. Toyota's will get repair as well but a but rare and one thing he mentioned though is parts for toyota are expensive compared to american cars. Its not only desis but american who used to buy lot of american cars are now buying Japnese cars because of the reliability.
How about Mitsubishi or Nissan or Mazda.. in comparison TOyota and Honda were better selling cares among desis.
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How about Mitsubishi or Nissan or Mazda.. in comparison TOyota and Honda were better selling cares among desis.
Nissan had lot of road noise. I don't like noisy cars hence Nissan and Honda were out. I was thinking about mazda as well. But didn't want risk at that time also Toyota gave a good deal at that time. This was four years ago. Mitsubishi to be honest apart from lancer in India I haven't see many drive here the only one I saw was eclipse which is a coupe.
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Nissan had lot of road noise. I don't like noisy cars hence Nissan and Honda were out. I was thinking about mazda as well. But didn't want risk at that time also Toyota gave a good deal at that time. This was four years ago. Mitsubishi to be honest apart from lancer in India I haven't see many drive here the only one I saw was eclipse which is a coupe.
My Mazda 3 has a lot of road noise, the very reason my next car will probably wont be a mazda. But its incredibly fun to drive. I love driving my car in a curvy road. I have seen quiet a few Mitusubishi ASX and outlander on the road in UK. Not as much as range rovers, but still one of the SUV's i have seen most here. SUV's are very uncommon in UK.
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If you are worried about road noise. Nissan Altima is a superb drive . I don't feel mazda 5 road noise a big deal. Honda produces more noise. Rent a Nissan Altima and enjoy it :) Fantastic drive.

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Nissan had lot of road noise. I don't like noisy cars hence Nissan and Honda were out. I was thinking about mazda as well. But didn't want risk at that time also Toyota gave a good deal at that time. This was four years ago. Mitsubishi to be honest apart from lancer in India I haven't see many drive here the only one I saw was eclipse which is a coupe.
Current Nissan models are superb drives. I recently rented Altima. Smooth ride. Didn't feel a thing.
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Just test drove a Toyota 2014 LE Corolla Eco. WOW. My view on Corolla has changed. It's a brilliant car. Corolla has changed so much in last 9 years. My brother bough one in 2006. Though it's been 8 years to it' date=' still going well, I was never a big fan of it. But the 2014 version seems brilliant.[/quote'] Didn't realize you were looking for a bachelor car ... sorry for the Avalon suggestion. It is indeed a family car. Am a Corolla guy ... got a 2011 Corolla S manual. I like it, but doesn't have much oomph ... with a wife and 2 kids, who needs oomph? For Oomph, you'd need to move up to the XRS, which they don't seem to make any more. 130 horses ain't gonna cut it. I wouldn't touch a Nissan with a 10-ft. pole. I know nothing about the Fusion, but Fords are the only American cars I would consider - I have a 1995 Ranger with 170K miles and it's solid! Now, with a 35K budget, you have a wide choice. Like many have suggested, go for a tricked out Mazda 3, Mazda 6 or ..... a BMW Cooper Countryman sedan. Skip the base engine and get the S-model or the JohnCooper model. Nearly 200 HP on a little car.
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After reading this thread and digging a little, I may have to dump my Corolla for a Mazda 6. Seems to be getting rave reviews from a number of places - USNews ranks it #1 in its class! Now, if I could only redeem my ICF$ for some cold cash :-)!!

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Nice DC. :two_thumbs_up:
BTW you should look at infiniti if your budget is around 35k. You might be able to get an ex-demo or 1 yr old used infiti with all the features. My brother drives G35 and its pretty good.
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BTW you should look at infiniti if your budget is around 35k. You might be able to get an ex-demo or 1 yr old used infiti with all the features. My brother drives G35 and its pretty good.
Lol it's a gas guzzler.
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its V6 so will consume more fuel but its not OTT.
Every Nissan owner that I know has had unusually high number of car troubles. Be it a Sentra, Altima, Maxima or an Infiniti.
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Jesus christ can you not worry about RESALE value before buying the damn car? Hyundai Sonata is pretty good. My friend bought it for 21k brand new. Really nice car. I just bought a 2014 CLA 250 Benz for under $34k (Tax-Title & Lic inc.) Dude If u can spare 35k then u need this car.

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Bumpig this thread. It is time for me to sell my old Toyota Corolla 2004 which has about 300,000 mile. Yes, I will have to bid good bye to our old corolla, one of the first few cars we bought in U.S. I am looking to replace it. Is Mazda 6 2015/16 still the best sedan you would recommend around 22k range?

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Bumpig this thread. It is time for me to sell my old Toyota Corolla 2004 which has about 300,000 mile. Yes, I will have to bid good bye to our old corolla, one of the first few cars we bought in U.S. I am looking to replace it. Is Mazda 6 2015/16 still the best sedan you would recommend around 22k range?
Test drive the Honda HRV
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