Possible New Daily, suggestions/experiences/recommendations?

[losh1971]

The Outlander and ASX are both good reliable vehicles that are cheap to run and have a little extra height to get in and out of. With our Outlander we have had five years of trouble free motoring, the Mother in-laws ASX same and they have had that around six years. Just need to service the trans at every 65k and not 150k or whatever the books say.

 

[MrBags]

Looking at the ASX they have a 10 year warranty and capped price service offer at the moment. GSR one looks decent, need to actually see one first though.
Also had a look at an x trail and that wasn’t too bad either, both folks able to get in and out far easier than any other car we have.

 

[Ginger Beer]

ASX build quality is average, I would also be looking at a Hyundai Tucson

 

[MrBags]

For a new car at that coin I’m not expecting a great deal.
Tucson base model is 5k more.

 

[Ginger Beer]

For a new car at that coin I’m not expecting a great deal.
Tucson base model is 5k more.

Use a broker to find your next car

Although it will still be awhile until we catch up with vehicle imports, which limits current supply, brokers rule when there's a good supply

You never know though, you could be lucky and they find a pre sale that fell through

 

[MrBags]

What is leaning me to those choices is I may be eligible for employee pricing on new for Mitsubishi and Nissan, or pretty good deals on trade ins there. Just have to wait and see.