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Thanks for the advice. It was good to know about this gearbox issue. My budget increased from 2.5 to 5 million as well, so I'd be able to look for something newer, but I heard the car market is also declining these days. I prefered the Hyundai coupe out of the list I gave because of the 2 liter and the sporty look it had. Since I've been driving a 600-cc car, I'm in dire need of tasting some power. I'll look into the Toyota Starlet as well. Somehow I forgot to include that in my list. Thanks again for your time.

Thanks for the advice. I didn't like the K11 at first but now the looks are growing on me eventhough its not the prettiest. I just want to have a fun ride. I've been driving the Suzuki hustler for a few months, and it's seriously underpowered to the point where I'm sometimes frustrated, so yeah, as long as it's reliable and has decent acceleration, I'll be happy to drive it.Thanks again for your time

Thanks a lot for the advice; I'll keep all that in mind. Would you recommend anything else aside from the list? If you don't mind, please tell me whether there are any certain parts in the Korean vehicles I should check if I were to buy any. In fact, I'm drawn to the coupe, but I've never bought a car this old before, and constant breakdowns will be a nightmare. However, if the K11 is much more reliable than these Korean ones, I'd have to go with that. Thanks a lot for your time, though. Really appreciate it.

Hi, I'd just like to know what cars you would recommend for my budget of 2 to 2.5 million. From my research, I've come across the Nissan March, Hyundai Sonata, Hyundai Coupe, Hyundai Elantra, Hyundai Accent and the Kia Spectra all in the years from 2000 to 2004. I'm buying the car as a daily driver, so having a/c and good mileage would be preferable. I mainly want to know what's the most reliable and least likely to breakdown. Please feel free to suggest any other type of car as well. Thanks in advance for your time.