RM 150K. What mpv/suv do you recc?

[BobTheBuilder]

Bro i recommend you take Hyundai Starex.
It's 2.5L diesel turbo so fuel consumption is quite good.
It's 11 seater, so when you take out the last row of the rear seat, you get huge luggage space. Turning radius very good too.
Oil change will only set you back RM200 plus.
My boss got one and he has nothing but praises for this car. I feel the same way too, coz i'm the one who drive it.
Happy car hunting.

 

[erica34]

that starex sure looks like good deal based on the amount of space u get for the money.

 

[JHLee]

A pre-owned 2005/2006 Honda Odyssey would be a viable alternative. In addition to the strong residual value you'd expect from a Honda, the Odyssey is also well-known for its robust build quality.

 

[alpina b5]

peugeot 5008, citroen c4 picasso, mazda 5

 

[JFT63]

Speaking of space n reliablility? estima..sporty n powerful? pearl whitey odyssey absolute with 200hp..Practicality? starex maybe..just my dua kupang..but that odyssey is absolutely absolute...:listen::listen::listen:

 

[r37720]

i will choose
1. X5
2. XC90
3. Captiva
4. Estima ACR50 - very relaible, thinking of selling my own..hehehe

 

[.Loki.]

If your looking for something with warranty, you can't beat the Peugeot 3008 or the Hyundai Starex.

Another black horse would be the new Mazda 5 (2.0-litre powerplant) which drives and handles really well (listed pice is RM150,000 with 3 years warranty from Bermaz). Looks decent too - for a mini MPV that has sliding doors on both sides and seating for 7.

http://www.trafficmagonline.com/new-mazda5-launched/

 

[rashidchew]

Buy a X5

for 150K you can get a 2004 X5, not many SUV comes close to it. Korean or Japs are still miles away from German technology.