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What is the cheapest small car that is not a pickup ? and what is the longest guarantee for any cheap car in Thailand ?


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Holla, looking for a small car for mianoi, can you tell me what is the cheapest small car that is not a pickup ? and what is the longest guarantee for any cheap car in Thailand ? 5 or 7 years available ?

Thank you.

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8 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

Depends on the class of your mia-noi of course.... 

 

... Given by your other trolling threads...   ‘decontaminate a car paint with SONAX Fallout Cleaner’ (Advert ?) are you getting her something old and beaten up ?

 

....and... (from the Richard Barrow Thread)

So, why does it matter.... You have enough money... Get her the Merc she deserves !!!!

 

 

Morning Richard, how are you today, good I hope? 

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2 Chums have bought the Suzi Cellery , must say they are outstanding for the price, and such a cheerful thing to drive. With a Vios you expect to find Grannies Spare Dentures in the Glove Box, and the Jazz is a tad "Look at Me Darling". Id have one in heartbeat.:coffee1:

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3 hours ago, Krabi King said:

I see quite a few Proton Savvy on the roads. It's a Malaysian brand. They are small and very cheap. I've seen them for sale under 100K, second hand.

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Interesting, but the company's web page unfortunately says: "This Car Model has expired".

But seems about 10 year old second hand (or more hands) car sells for around 100k baht, as you say.

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If she'll not lose face as a Mia Noi with a Celerio, they really are great little cars.

 

I was skeptical when my wife wanted one, we had a Vios-sized budget, but found a 2 year old finance repossession and it has been faultless.

 

Loads of headroom, space for 4 adults and exceptionally economical and easy to park.

 

It won't win any traffic light Grand Prixs, but the 1.0 litre engine and auto box are fine.

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18 hours ago, pineapple01 said:

I got it wrong my Chums have the Ciaz, only a bit more money. But then i cant tell a Fortuna from a  Tuna Pickup. Still a pleasure to drive imo.

And it is cheap Japanese engineered ride for the masses, tried and tested....???? 

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