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Personally I would rather have a expensive high quality built 2nd second hand car as opposed to a brand new one. In the long run it will last longer and isn't made of baked bean cans and plastic.
In Europe from a retired person who was the first owner, yes. Over here from daily macet and a driver who did not even own the car?
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Did they quote you a higher introduction price Banana? Or was it completely OTR? The list price of the most expensive Calya model for Jakarta is 150 juta...
'You need an HRV instead'.
If you have too much money and you don't need a big car, you can spend it on the new Honda Civic.
Currently there is only the sedan version. But (as in the USA) the new hatchback should be introduced in RI as well. These are produced in Swindon (the UK).
Count on 480 juta (yes, you do read this correctly) for a car in the same compact class as a VW Golf or Mazda 3. In the USA this car will be just over $19K. Amazing.
Talking about HR-V: I saw a car with Mugen stickers on the side. Mugen is the 'housetuner' of Honda. A bit like AMG for Mercedes and M for BMW. And I thought; "ah, one of these people with want to pretend they have a special version". We see that a lot, it's like many people do with their Beemer; put a M logo on the back and remove the 318i label.
But in fact I was wrong, there is a new Mugen version of the HR-V, it originated in the Philippines but is also available in RI.
It's just a shame that it is all for show; besides the extra interior options and exterior ornaments, you get no additional engine power or so. The 1.5 and 1.8 liter engines still offer the same amount of KW/PS as before.
Talking about HR-V: I saw a car with Mugen stickers on the side. Mugen is the 'housetuner' of Honda. A bit like AMG for Mercedes and M for BMW. And I thought; "ah, one of these people with want to pretend they have a special version". We see that a lot, it's like many people do with their Beemer; put a M logo on the back and remove the 318i label.
But in fact I was wrong, there is a new Mugen version of the HR-V, it originated in the Philippines but is also available in RI.
It's just a shame that it is all for show; besides the extra interior options and exterior ornaments, you get no additional engine power or so. The 1.5 and 1.8 liter engines still offer the same amount of KW/PS as before.