2011 pink yaris 5 doors, 143k milage, dash cam, amplifier for 7000$
2010 honda jazz orange limited edition vibe-s, run 93000km doe 7000$
which one would be a good choice for a first car?
regards
2011 Toyota Yaris Vs 2010 Honda Jazz
vapeCRISPY on 05/08/2020 - 13:28
Last edited 05/08/2020 - 13:47 by 1 other user
Last edited 05/08/2020 - 13:47 by 1 other user
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- 12011 yaris 146000 km
- 512010 jazz 93000 km
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ikr
Which one do you prefer do drive/look at/be seen in?
Either or which. Doesn’t matter.
50,000km less is a no brainer. Dash cams are relatively low cost too and highly recommended.
Make sure to factor in costs for ppsr report, car inspection and insurances.
City or highway mileage?
I used to own a 2003 Honda Jazz, drove 130,000kms in 4 years, and have zero faults with it. It got written off when someone drove into the back of it - presumably drunk.
See, you should have left the rubber bumper around it like all the other dodgem cars have.
Honda Jazz hands down.
have driven in a few and they are far more roomier than they appear.
Both are as reliable as each other, CVT gearbox takes a bit of getting used to but is practically bombproof with the smaller engineAlso was never a fan of the asthmatic engines in the Yaris
I've had a few Yaris/Echos over the years. Good cars, nothing amazing but worry-free. They are my baseline car, anything I ever buy will be compared against a cheap, old, reliable $5k Yaris.
I'd get the Jazz though. They should be similarly reliable, and the big KM difference makes it the better choice.
Dashcam and stereo are inexpensive upgrades you can add yourself.
I have a 2010 Jazz. So far has proven very reliable.
Merged from Late 90s to Early 2000s Toyota Camry, Good Idea?
Hello everyone,
Im looking to buy a first car and was wondering if early 2000s to late 90s toyota camry would be a good idea. The kms would be below 150K.
regards
thats on the table too haha just weighing my options. i quite like how the old camrys look
Buying a 20-30 year old car is rarely a good idea
truely?
Yes. Even if it’s a Camry, that’s an old ass car. Compression would be questionable, seals would have rotted, belts/chains will have lost tension, service history doesn’t even matter at that age, and 150,000km is super suspect for a car that old.
@vapeCRISPY: 5000km a year is extremely unlikely. It’s probably been wound back or has a new engine or both.
Thanks for this post I am now considering the Honda Jazz 2010 as an option for my first car.
Looks really good.
who would like pink cars aside from the Kardashians.