Best/ most reliable RORO for less than 100k

[dogg]

looking for a family vehicle for not more than $95k or so. Need a reliable vehicle for which parts will be easy to access if need be. Also which RORO dealers are considered to be reliable?

[moti]

Take said 95K and buy 2 B14.

This way whenever one stops working (which is like never cause it's a B14) you will have a spare.

[aidan]

I'd say a toyota corolla axio. my buddy imported one himself few years ago doing 31k, is now doing around 175k, no issues.just make sure and maintain with oem or good quality parts and change the cvt fluid as soon as you get it.

[supercharged turbo]

Tiida

[tourniquet]

I know some people don't care for wagons, but if you're fine with it, I'd take a look at the fielder wagon, should fall right within your budget.

[hustla_ambition101]

Wingroad, tiida

[moti]

Wingroad, Tiida suspension is crap.
Best stick with the Toyota Axio or Fielder.

[Mercenary]

Wingroad, Tiida suspension is crap.
Best stick with the Toyota Axio or Fielder.

X2

[hustla_ambition101]

Gotta be careful with the toyota trannies though

[fcbarcelona]

Toyota axio. I got one in October last year. No regrets at all.

[dogg]

Toyota axio. I got one in October last year. No regrets at all.

so Toyota seems to be the consensus, i was actually leaning towards the Mazda 3.

can you tell me which dealership you got it from? and a review of their professionalism? PM if necessary, thanks.

[VexXx Dogg]

lorl@ reliable mazda3

[dogg]

lorl@ reliable mazda3

So Consumerreports magazine is to be laughed at?

[VexXx Dogg]

That's a USDM specific website.

You're talking about a USED import and in trinidad parts are often hard to get from SSL - so the cars end up poorly maintained.
Ergo, my lulz were really the comparison between the Toyota and the Mazda.

[turbosingh]

Toyota axio. I got one in October last year. No regrets at all.

Thats cuz yuh didnt get into an accident a fella hit meh padna from behind an right now he pulling out Axio parts from he ass!

[K74T]

Fielder

[dogg]

That's a USDM specific website.

You're talking about a USED import and in trinidad parts are often hard to get from SSL - so the cars end up poorly maintained.
Ergo, my lulz were really the comparison between the Toyota and the Mazda.

So your main points are:
1- USDM websites (its a page from a magazine btw) are inaccurate when it comes to locally available vehicles.
2- The rankings of new vehicles cannot and should not be used as a guide as to how the used model will perform.
3- Even though the Mazda ranked above the Toyota in the studies, you still find it funny, because of your preconceived notions to the contrary.

I see.

[DJ Q]

That's a USDM specific website.

You're talking about a USED import and in trinidad parts are often hard to get from SSL - so the cars end up poorly maintained.
Ergo, my lulz were really the comparison between the Toyota and the Mazda.

So your main points are:
1- USDM websites (its a page from a magazine btw) are inaccurate when it comes to locally available vehicles.
2- The rankings of new vehicles cannot and should not be used as a guide as to how the used model will perform.
3- Even though the Mazda ranked above the Toyota in the studies, you still find it funny, because of your preconceived notions to the contrary.

I see.

Nope

1) USDM specs are different to JDM specs
2) It's not about ranking new vs. used, but you asked about ability to maintain and find parts

[VexXx Dogg]

That's a USDM specific website.

You're talking about a USED import and in trinidad parts are often hard to get from SSL - so the cars end up poorly maintained.
Ergo, my lulz were really the comparison between the Toyota and the Mazda.

So your main points are:
1- USDM websites (its a page from a magazine btw) are inaccurate when it comes to locally available vehicles.
2- The rankings of new vehicles cannot and should not be used as a guide as to how the used model will perform.
3- Even though the Mazda ranked above the Toyota in the studies, you still find it funny, because of your preconceived notions to the contrary.

I see.

Padna, you see what you want to see.

Buy the Mazda then yuh go really see.

[gt4tified]

I know some people don't care for wagons, but if you're fine with it, I'd take a look at the fielder wagon, should fall right within your budget.

X2

If you don't care for wagons, Nissan Tiida or Cube.

[Ted_v2]

Mitsubushi Lancer wagon

[BossMan25]

Gotta be careful with the toyota trannies though

whats the problem with them?

[aidan]

Gotta be careful with the toyota trannies though

whats the problem with them?

people don't maintain them then quick to say they bad.

[Ted_v2]

It also has some weird gear that breaks.

[badandy]

Why RORO?
If you want a good RELIABLE used car I`m sure you can source a local used corolla NZE 121 for way below that price.
The model after [2007 and up] are also good but a little higher than your budget.
Just go in and ask the salesmen. People always upgrading their vehicles.

Food for thought....!

[A172]

cud get a 2013 roro versa for less than 100k if u import it yurself

[TiidaBanton]

buy a tiida

[konartis]

the only two vehicles u shud be considering is toyota corolla or mazda 3....dont worry what people say...i am the owner of both...both parts are easily available, gas is great, the mazda 3 is more stylish....the reason persons say parts hard to get is because its higher priced...but alot more durable than nissan anyday....if and when u have to change...is once in a while...as for nissan...ever other month is bushings to change, somthing always going bad....that made me switch from nissan years ago.....

[1UZFE]

Konartis.
Is the mazda 3 really that good? I never heard anything bad but...
That using super?

[TurboSingh12]

Konartis.
Is the mazda 3 really that good? I never heard anything bad but...
That using super?

Yup using super and when yuh behind the wheels it does feel like a RX7