tyronne

i was speaking through my own experiences only in this forum. of course it depends on price , condition , luck the list goes on. Having owned cars for the past 20 years and many brands to that, for me toyota was the easiest to re sell. i've had a Fiat uno 45 fire which took nearly 4 months to find a buyer , a mazda 323 sports hatch which took 3 ads in the sunday observer , a nissan Ad wagon which was sold far less than market price , 2 mitsubishi lancer c12 wagons which again took a while to re sell . However a toyota corona at 170 full option sedan was sold on a saturday evening after advertising in sunday silumina , a toyota corolla ee96 wagon was again sold on sunday with one advertisement , toyota camry brand new one owner car sold with a big profit with one advertisement , a toyota corolla ae100 sold approxx 55,000 more than the original purchase price . As you will notice i find it easier re sell a toyota even though there are many toyotas available in the market. The fact is that toyota is the leading automotive volume brand presently, speaks volumes about its product attributes. A toyota corolla can find a buyer from colombo to ginigath hena , giradura kotte and it is limit less where as many other brands have limited appeal geopraphically. Rarely would some one from anuradhapura buy a alfa romeo , audi , subaru , fiat . i hope i've made my self clear on the topic Cheers/ Tyrone

hay .. i think both cars are really decent on the road. after all both are toyotas and selling thwm will not be an issue. we are now in 2009 and purchasing a 1992/93 model only few cars add up to have really good feel hassle free motoring. toyota corolla and carina and both top dogs when it comes to trouble free motoring in sri lanka . if you want to sell a car before 12.00 in the after noon better pick a corolla and i can assue you that corolla is the easiest car to re sell in sri lanka if you want a quick cash in flow for some emeregncy. its like having cash in he bank. cheers / Tyronne