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I am looking at buying a new car and I am undecided between the Corolla or a Mazda 3.

The Corolla seems to be better than the Vios.

Any thoughts

Thanks

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Vios engine is too small for me and the cabin feels a bit pokey and plasticy, although I wouldn't say it is a bad car. In fact I think the Vios is pretty good value for money. The Altis sport is 1.8.

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I am looking at buying a new car and I am undecided between the Corolla or a Mazda 3.

The Corolla seems to be better than the Vios.

Any thoughts

Thanks

I got a 2002 Altis 1.8 vvt-i (red i) as a rental. Goes like stink. Fuel consumption on 91 benzin is approx: 440-550km on 36-40 liters.

Cruising at 140-150 is no problem. :o

The handling and brakes are quite good too. I would get the sport package if this means a lower and stiffer ride.

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I am looking at buying a new car and I am undecided between the Corolla or a Mazda 3.

The Corolla seems to be better than the Vios.

Any thoughts

Thanks

I got a 2002 Altis 1.8 vvt-i (red i) as a rental. Goes like stink. Fuel consumption on 91 benzin is approx: 440-550km on 36-40 liters.

Cruising at 140-150 is no problem. :o

The handling and brakes are quite good too. I would get the sport package if this means a lower and stiffer ride.

We have an Altis Sport that is about 4 years old. Not sure they do the Sport package any more. Very nice car. No problems whatsoever.

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I have a Mazda 3 and all I can say is good car, great comfort, powerful engine and good resale value. Definitely a winner.

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Thais don't like Corollas cos they are used as taxis. So resale might be an issue.

May I disagree with you on this.....

The exact opposite applies. Thais like Corolla, as they are used by taxis. They are proven reliable cars, easy to maintain, with a good resale value...

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Mazdas, on the other hand, do not have reputation for reliability and comfort. For some reason Mazda 3 is not used as a taxi, though there are plenty of older models.

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