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nicejedismurf99 wrote:cinco wrote:kamakazi wrote:White CZ4A wrote:Guys.
what is the cheapest entry level car available?
Need one for a worker. Basically just a point A to point B car.
This response is a bit late but i just found out that the base Mazda 2 can be had for around 140K and their "Loaded" is around 150K
I do not know what it gives up in regards to safety but as a point A to B car....I believe that is it.
It comes with the 1.5 Sky aktive engine which i was told runs on super.
Does the mazda 2 have a cvt tranny?
I believe it's the same automatic on the 3
drchaos wrote:Is it a skyactiv transmission on the 2? Cause the mazda 3 still uses the old 4 speed automatic not the new 6 speed skyactiv.
antlind wrote:drchaos wrote:Is it a skyactiv transmission on the 2? Cause the mazda 3 still uses the old 4 speed automatic not the new 6 speed skyactiv.
I think Skyactiv refers to the engine and not the transmission.
jedismurf99 wrote:antlind wrote:drchaos wrote:Is it a skyactiv transmission on the 2? Cause the mazda 3 still uses the old 4 speed automatic not the new 6 speed skyactiv.
I think Skyactiv refers to the engine and not the transmission.
Skyactiv is the whole drivetrain system, but you're right, the local 3 uses the old drivetrain in the new body, however the 2 is the 1.5 JDM spec Skyactiv drivetrain, engine and transmission I believe.
2WNBoost wrote:Be advised with the City you get warranty coverage for 50,000 Km.
For me that's a deal breaker.
2WNBoost wrote:Be advised with the City you get warranty coverage for 50,000 Km.
For me that's a deal breaker.
2WNBoost wrote:Be advised with the City you get warranty coverage for 50,000 Km.
For me that's a deal breaker.
Alka wrote:2WNBoost wrote:Be advised with the City you get warranty coverage for 50,000 Km.
For me that's a deal breaker.
The 50k warranty applies to free parts under the in one package. There is the 100k standard warranty that supercedes the 50k , since it's not based on free parts but on the manufacturers warranty for the vehicle.
acesinghit wrote:For those involved in the original discussion of the pros and cons of the new 2016 Hilux concerning the older 3.0 motor vs the newer 2.8 in regards to the compatibility to our diesel, I have arrived at a conclusion for the benefit of all would-be purchasers ie. This morning about an hr ago around the QPS, I saw a silver TDK registered Hilux Revo 2.8 with an NP logo on the front doors. So if NP could buy it and put this poor quality diesel in it and it working fine....who am I and the rest of John Public to question the long-term performance of the 2.8? Take done yes. Regular servicing it is.
acesinghit wrote:yeah but joe the black Isuzu dmax's they have older than 2 years. equip, I didn't know the rampersads leased Hilux's I suppose anything is possible now in "hard" times and 1uzfe the answer is dohc + EFI even faglal could have answered that.
acesinghit wrote:yeah but joe the black Isuzu dmax's they have older than 2 years. equip, I didn't know the rampersads leased Hilux's I suppose anything is possible now in "hard" times and 1uzfe the answer is dohc + EFI even faglal could have answered that.
acesinghit wrote:I assumed NP would have gone through a typical procurement process which involved overall evaluation of the vehicle and its specs before a purchase was made. I also assumed some form of expert opinion was sought first on determining what pickup to buy and which recipients were short listed to respond to the request for quote or tender. But i may be over thinking the entire process it could just mean a random dealer just got lucky and all NP wanted was a pickup or 2. Lets see how it stands up in the long run.
acesinghit wrote:I assumed NP would have gone through a typical procurement process which involved overall evaluation of the vehicle and its specs before a purchase was made. I also assumed some form of expert opinion was sought first on determining what pickup to buy and which recipients were short listed to respond to the request for quote or tender. But i may be over thinking the entire process it could just mean a random dealer just got lucky and all NP wanted was a pickup or 2. Lets see how it stands up in the long run.
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Petrotrin has Nissan Frontier and Suzuki ciaz as leased vehicles. Almera and tiida leased before that.
Looking at what state company uses as their vehicles to influence one's purchase has to rank up there with other naive conclusions posted.
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