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Thank you march is bit high budget actually I want to spend less due to car market likely to go down and nowadays with economic situations I feel spend less in automobile but of course need to have a reliable car. I sold swift due to migrating plan but it got delayed but still don't want to park all my money in a car. Sad story

Yes because the swift parts are easy to find and really the swift is a great car that never broke down in 5 years other than small stuff like a/c gas, break pad, etc and the rear door hydrolic arm -not sure exactly word. but when I say Cultus etc people are confusing. Very few cars. So bit worried. But good points about age of car.tjanks

Many thanks for this detailed reply I learnt a lot from this than hours of Google. I have taken this advice and probably will try to extend my budget. I did background check on spare availablty and seems Nissan's have easily findable spares. I checked a few cars and impressed with how good and modern 1980s Trad sunny is. It's quite value for money I think Only downside is manual and some models don't have power steering. I'm not too happy with the doctor sunny in budget. I think good ones cost as same as FB14 or close. Also happy with the corolla I checked it's manual but auto one would be perfect. Thank you again for valuable ideas.

Hi Friends and Greetings for Holiday season. I am stepping down after 5+ years from my reliable Suzuki Swift 2003 (Jeep model) sold due to migrating plan. But plan is delayed. I don't want to spend a lot on a car due to current crisis. Required is basic relative comfort travel 15-20 km. Mostly reliable so you can go somewhere with confident even in night. Also no need of profit but need to be able to get rid of car at short notice+ easy maintenance. Budget prefer about 1.5M max go up to 2M but I want to go as cheap as possible. Also I really like to have auto gears manual if no choice at all. I have done some research and even check few cars here's my list please help with pro and con so make me not make a mistake. Nissan : For my budget Very good condition Trad Sunny is there. But 90% manual so not a fan. Very few auto ones - are they reliable? Then Doctor Sunny diesel is lot cheaper than petrol. Petrol I think overpriced. Why is diesel cheaper? Cars look good condition but people say Diesel Sunny is a lot of problems why? But still not auto but my budget gets me good condition cars. Few Auto gear cars are there as well. Wingroad Auto is there but 2 cars I checked are terrible state so I think most are like that. Good ones above 2 M Toyota: Everything is above 2 Million except for Wagons (18/19 dash) But Manual. And corolla and Corona (17/18 dash) both available Auto and same engine 5A according to a seller. Diesel Auto also available Reliable? Parts? Mitsubishi Honda very few for sale at the budget - Honda Grand Civic is there but a friend tells it's likely to have lot of issues and no one knows to fix it. Suzuki few random Cultus etc but worried about spares. Finally there's a LOT of Hyundai for this budget Sonata Elantra and Accent. Much newer and Auto+ Seems a good deal but what's the catch? A mechanic tells their difficult to fix. What do you think and suggestion friends? Should I conserve budget an go for a classic like Sunny Trad/Doctor and live in pain of manual drive in city? Are Hyundai risky? Or should I just stretch my budget to above 2 M and get a March K11 or a FB14??