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Kronik wrote:Nothing with the new Corolla yet? Heard about it, didn't see it yet
Dizzy28 wrote:Rented one of those shaped Corollas in Orlando last year. TBH I was really impressed with it but I'm sure the one here would be nothing like it engine and otherwise. I am seeing a traditional hand brake in the pics above whilst the one I had was an e brake even though it was the 2nd lowest trim model (LE)
Was doing 1000 miles when I got it so was fairly new.
Wouldn't see myself paying 245k for one as well.
agent007 wrote:Thanks for the info Mitch. Are you sure the $389k is not for the RVSi 2WD as opposed to RVSi AWD? The last price I got for the latter is $410k. If it’s true then for the lurkers in this thread, all I can say is, doh stick!
agent007 wrote:Got these photos which was circulating on a car group:
agent007 wrote:Thanks sharad.
Calor, the 5th gen Subaru Impreza is not imported by Massy Motors because of the failure of the 4th, 3rd and 2nd generations to gather sales momentum locally. The challenge was, those vehicles were overpriced and in a tropical country, we don’t really see the value of awd. If you want something that is “Imprezaish” consider the XV Crosstrek available from as low as $229k. In a strange and very unexpected twist, for the first time in T&T’s history, Subaru’s are being sold out before arriving in showrooms. Why? Cause the XV 1.6 for $225k is significantly more value than what Massy was selling the 4th gen Impreza sedan for which was $265k at the time.
Slacker, you real burst my Accord bubble with that $429k boi. But I’ll take it over any A4, C180, 318i and Passat any day of the week and twice on weekends. Why even bother with the accord when you can get better practicality plus AWD in the top trimmed CRV @ $410k? I can take that $19k savings and go frolic in Miami for the Carnival weekend.
slacker_83 wrote:My information telling me the Accord base unit price lower than that of the RVSI 2WD CR-V (CRV~23-24000USD exclusive of any FOB, INS, MVT, VAT AND CD). I could add it up, but that's a topic for another day. So if that agent was accurate with the Accord pricing, it seems ANSA trying to outprice the regular Joe and keep the Accord as their premium offering. SSL is the Mazda 6 biggest con.
slacker_83 wrote: SSL is the Mazda 6 biggest con.
agent007 wrote:Thanks for the info Mitch. Are you sure the $389k is not for the RVSi 2WD as opposed to RVSi AWD? The last price I got for the latter is $410k. If it’s true then for the lurkers in this thread, all I can say is, doh stick!
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