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cinco wrote:also please make sure your fully comp has windshield and flood damage premiums tacked on
they are NOT part of standard coverage so dont take it for granted
windshield coverage and flood on an a4 added 12k to an insurance premium after discounts
apparently the windshield replacement cost was expected to be ~25k
Stephon. wrote:cinco wrote:i would love to know how d frack people affording insurance on these >300k vehicles
sigh
sucks to be poor like me
A lot of people think that insurance on a new vehicle is 10% of the value but that isn't true. My cousin who HAD a VW earlier this year paid only 12 grand for his insurance and the VW was around 230 or more (can't exactly remember) he's in the market for a new vehicle and his insurance company gave him a quote on a Mazda 6 (which is priced close to 300k) for 11 grand.
The cx5 insurance cost 22 grand and that is about 5 % the cost of the vehicle. Also there are some loans officers that give their clients the options to include the first years insurance in the loan. I'd imagine the insurance on a 200k - 300k vehicle would be anywhere from 8k to 12k which isn't much when you consider it on a yearly decreasing basis.
SUPAstarr wrote:Visited the TTTL today got two quotes
Hilux 3.0 A/T Leather - 297,000 On the road
Corolla LX 1.5 A/T Sunroof - 212,000 On the road
scotty_buttons wrote:and yarises come with 1.0 or 1.3 engines here no?
acesinghit wrote:the yaris we get has the 2NZ-FE engine but without VVT-i. cinco is correct, the corolla's we get has the 1NZ-FE engine which is also found in the USDM Yaris.
The reason why the 1.8 Corolla is $263k (more expensive than a 2.0 GT Lancer @ 260k) is primarily due to the fact that it has a beams yamaha tuned dual vvti engine according to the salesrep so it have the fyarrrrrzzz.
and ROFL @ the loaded 1.5 Corolla for $212k.
a chevy cruze 1.8 loaded is $215k
stealership TTTL FTL
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worksux101 wrote:I agree..i would not go back to SSSL either...in the market for an SUV..originally was leaning strongly to the Sportage but not anymore...
Stephon. wrote:By the way my cousin is in the market for a new vehicle. He had a VW Jetta that he bought in January and looking to get something else now (he doesn't have the Jetta anymore) - he is leaning more toward a big car. Want some opinions on what you think gives you more value for money in this segment to kinda help in this purchase. The Mazda 6 is out of the question because he doesn't like southern sales in general lol
cinco wrote:acesinghit wrote:the yaris we get has the 2NZ-FE engine but without VVT-i. cinco is correct, the corolla's we get has the 1NZ-FE engine which is also found in the USDM Yaris.
The reason why the 1.8 Corolla is $263k (more expensive than a 2.0 GT Lancer @ 260k) is primarily due to the fact that it has a beams yamaha tuned dual vvti engine according to the salesrep so it have the fyarrrrrzzz.
and ROFL @ the loaded 1.5 Corolla for $212k.
a chevy cruze 1.8 loaded is $215k
stealership TTTL FTL
the 1.8 corollas we get are 1zzfe, 2zrfe or 2zzge?
unless its 2zzge (which was never put into that series corolla its bull)
the 2zrfe is the replacement for the 1zz which is dual vvt-i
the 2zzge is dual vvtl-i (lift is what makes it beams powarrrrr)
Stephon. wrote:By the way my cousin is in the market for a new vehicle. He had a VW Jetta that he bought in January and looking to get something else now (he doesn't have the Jetta anymore) - he is leaning more toward a big car. Want some opinions on what you think gives you more value for money in this segment to kinda help in this purchase. The Mazda 6 is out of the question because he doesn't like southern sales in general lol
Stephon. wrote:What even is a wingle?
nes123 wrote:cinco wrote:acesinghit wrote:the yaris we get has the 2NZ-FE engine but without VVT-i. cinco is correct, the corolla's we get has the 1NZ-FE engine which is also found in the USDM Yaris.
The reason why the 1.8 Corolla is $263k (more expensive than a 2.0 GT Lancer @ 260k) is primarily due to the fact that it has a beams yamaha tuned dual vvti engine according to the salesrep so it have the fyarrrrrzzz.
and ROFL @ the loaded 1.5 Corolla for $212k.
a chevy cruze 1.8 loaded is $215k
stealership TTTL FTL
the 1.8 corollas we get are 1zzfe, 2zrfe or 2zzge?
unless its 2zzge (which was never put into that series corolla its bull)
the 2zrfe is the replacement for the 1zz which is dual vvt-i
the 2zzge is dual vvtl-i (lift is what makes it beams powarrrrr)
actually the US market has the 2zzge in their version of the corolla sedan in addition to the toyota matrix, but rated at 180hp instead of JDM 190hp
Stephon. wrote:300 - 400 is the price range the closer to 300 the better I guess. We are going to check out the passat next week.
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