#1: 作者: 新長征, 時間: 2007-6-23 17:16

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#2: 作者: 為啥不能呢？, 時間: 2007-6-23 17:47

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#3: 作者: 新長征, 時間: 2007-6-23 18:06

為啥不能呢？ 寫道:

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唉,不是怕被人恥笑\挨磚嘛! 咱不懂車呀,稍微言語不慎就會遭來飛來橫禍地!
LP現在正在學車,以後肯定要買個小點的\後面沒有尾巴的車比較好些,所以現在正在琢磨這幾個呢,想讓各位給推薦推薦.

#4: 作者: 強貼, 時間: 2007-6-23 18:28

都不錯。rabbit比其他兩個小一號。感覺結實一點。但是價格也貴一些。anyway，you won't go wrong with anyone.

#5: 作者: Sunmax, 時間: 2007-6-23 18:30

First, you have to list out what are your priorities. Economy? Fun to drive? Room?

Between the 3, I will probably go for the Mazda3.

#6: 作者: 新長征, 時間: 2007-6-23 18:58

強貼 寫道:

都不錯。rabbit比其他兩個小一號。感覺結實一點。但是價格也貴一些。anyway，you won't go wrong with anyone.

中肯! 謝謝!

#7: 作者: 新長征, 時間: 2007-6-23 19:00

Sunmax 寫道:

First, you have to list out what are your priorities. Economy? Fun to drive? Room? Between the 3, I will probably go for the Mazda3.

當然是家庭用性價比高的了.主要是給LP開,安全第一!經濟耐用就行.

#8: 作者: 搬運工, 時間: 2007-6-23 19:01

可以一起比，但結果沒有太多的意義。

#9: 作者: Unknown, 時間: 2007-6-23 19:53

Sunmax 寫道:

First, you have to list out what are your priorities. Economy? Fun to drive? Room? Between the 3, I will probably go for the Mazda3.

I agree...hehe mazda 3 is really fun to drive.

My suggestion is go to the dealerships and test them. If you are looking for a reliable, economy hatchback/waggon, toyota matrix also could be another choice.

Good luck

#10: 作者: Sunmax, 時間: 2007-6-23 20:27

新長征 寫道:

當然是家庭用性價比高的了.主要是給LP開,安全第一!經濟耐用就行.

I like Nissan (actually, I am a Nissan fan :lol: ). However, the Versa is still too new to prove its reliability.

I shared my experiences on VW many times already and I don't want to repeat it. You can go to Safeway (or any bookstore), grab a copy of Consumer Reports new car guide, flip to the VW pages, and look at how many black dots it has and you know what I am talking about.

Mazda is fun to drive when it is new. However, when it gets old, it is problematic too.

If safety is your top priority, then what I will recommend is, define your budget first, and get the bigger car (but with less fancy options like leather, sunroof...). Or if you have the time, you can shop for a 2-years old car, which still have some remaining warranty left.

Trust me, a bigger size car makes a big difference in the safety category. This is from a personal experience (based on the car accident I had last month).