Toyota Allion 2004 - Nzt240

vidu · February 1, 2011

Dear friends,

I'm new to here.SO I do not know weather is it ethical or not for asking questions like these.If it is wrong please forgive me.

I(actually my parents) plan to buy a car (Toyota Allion 2004 - NZT240).I would like to know about your idea about this model ?

also how about prices in market ? We take it as our family vehicle and my parents are warring about the prices I think you can understand about it. Specially about second had market.

Please give you comments.Thanks

PS - I heard that there are different sub models in car (rounded Back light ,etc) is it true ?

rockerz · February 1, 2011

if u are gonna go for the 2004 model...i would suggest you go for the the premio....if u want i can give some pix of both cars!

vidu · February 1, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 2:03 PM, rockerz said:

if u are gonna go for the 2004 model...i would suggest you go for the the premio....if u want i can give some pix of both cars!

Thank you I really appreciate

What is the normal price of premio in market ?

why do you suggest premio 2004 over allion 2004 ?

Isuru Udana · February 1, 2011

I think 240 Allion price is arround 3.5M

Edited February 1, 2011 by Isuru Udana

vidu · February 1, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 2:15 PM, Isuru Udana said:

I think 240 Allion price is arround 3.5M

mh Thank you for your reply bro.

Thank you again

BLu3HaZe · February 1, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 1:51 PM, vidu said:

I heard that there are different sub models in car (rounded Back light ,etc) is it true ?

Yes there was a small facelift at the end 2004 for 2005 models, they have LED lights at the back and people call it flower lights as I've heard due to the shape. Nothing else different but predictably that's slightly more expensive due to being a newer car and SL prejudice and may hold resale value better.

rockerz · February 1, 2011

u can easily find preio with beaige interior and full wood trim..basically with a better interior!..but im not sure of the price..it shud b close to the allion's pric!..i'l chk on that n let u knw!

BLu3HaZe · February 1, 2011

Beige interior and fake wooden trim isn't that big you know Anyway, a 240 Premio seems to be in the 3.2-3.7M range.

rockerz · February 1, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 3:13 PM, BLu3HaZe said:

Beige interior and fake wooden trim isn't that big you know Anyway, a 240 Premio seems to be in the 3.2-3.7M range.

but it does add a better look to the interior bro

chek dis out

heavyD · February 1, 2011

Having a wood interior in my car would make me feel like I'm in my mid forties...

rockerz · February 1, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 3:34 PM, Big_D said:

Having a wood interior in my car would make me feel like I'm in my mid forties...

not rely bro...it luks rely gud wit da wooden panels...i drive a mark II grande....u wanna see its wooden n beige interior?

BLu3HaZe · February 1, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 3:51 PM, rockerz said:

not rely bro...it luks rely gud wit da wooden panels...i drive a mark II grande....u wanna see its wooden n beige interior?

I see some replies gone Anyway, what do you think of these? Still Allion/Premio better? For the price of a 260, can go for the slightly older model and 240 money just a bit earlier. All of around same era anyway.

The Stig · February 1, 2011

Allion was basically aimed for the youth market and the premio was aimed for the executive type so its natural that the allion doesnt have much fancy wood and stuff like the premio

vidu · February 2, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 2:54 PM, BLu3HaZe said:

Yes there was a small facelift at the end 2004 for 2005 models, they have LED lights at the back and people call it flower lights as I've heard due to the shape. Nothing else different but predictably that's slightly more expensive due to being a newer car and SL prejudice and may hold resale value better.

Yeh.During my little research about I found that there are a slightly price different.Now I know the reason.Thank you

vidu · February 2, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 2:57 PM, rockerz said:

u can easily find preio with beaige interior and full wood trim..basically with a better interior!..but im not sure of the price..it shud b close to the allion's pric!..i'l chk on that n let u knw!

I will check about the prices.Thank you

vidu · February 2, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 3:13 PM, BLu3HaZe said:

Beige interior and fake wooden trim isn't that big you know Anyway, a 240 Premio seems to be in the 3.2-3.7M range.

Thank you for price range.

Let me study few more informations about those two models.

vidu · February 2, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 5:35 PM, BLu3HaZe said:

I see some replies gone Anyway, what do you think of these? Still Allion/Premio better? For the price of a 260, can go for the slightly older model and 240 money just a bit earlier. All of around same era anyway.

Normally I consider life time and maintainability of vehicle but my parents more consider resell value.

Thank you for the photos

vidu · February 2, 2011

On 2/1/2011 at 5:47 PM, The Stig said:

Allion was basically aimed for the youth market and the premio was aimed for the executive type so its natural that the allion doesnt have much fancy wood and stuff like the premio

Is that so ?

Thank for informations.

vidu · February 2, 2011

Update :

Today I plan to hit on some car sales and check out those cars that you mentioned.

I will update the thread after I come back.

If you have more informations please share them.

Thank you for your helps.

slcamel · February 2, 2011

On 2/2/2011 at 4:53 AM, vidu said:

Update :

Today I plan to hit on some car sales and check out those cars that you mentioned.

I will update the thread after I come back.

If you have more informations please share them.

Thank you for your helps.

Second hand market.. then go for 260. But, check both when you hit those sales. compair it and check which has the second hand market value. My 2 cents

vidu · February 2, 2011

On 2/2/2011 at 6:01 AM, slcamel said:

Second hand market.. then go for 260. But, check both when you hit those sales. compair it and check which has the second hand market value. My 2 cents

Thank you but budget can not deviate very much.

Normally how much will 260 cost ?

Supra_Natural · February 2, 2011

On 2/2/2011 at 6:14 AM, vidu said:

Thank you but budget can not deviate very much.

Normally how much will 260 cost ?

You havent yet mentioned what your exact budget is.

260 Allions range from roughly 4.5 Million to upwards of 6 Million depending on factors such as: Year, Spec, greed or arrogance of seller, stupidity and gullibility of buyer etc.

vidu · February 2, 2011

On 2/2/2011 at 6:50 AM, Supra_Natural said:

You havent yet mentioned what your exact budget is.

260 Allions range from roughly 4.5 Million to upwards of 6 Million depending on factors such as: Year, Spec, greed or arrogance of seller, stupidity and gullibility of buyer etc.

3.5M -3.7 M in cash (No leasing and not going to get one )

I check classified in here I think 260 goes far beyond this amount. Parents might not able to afford to it or I have to sell mine and put money to go for a bigger car.

Supra_Natural · February 2, 2011

On 2/2/2011 at 6:56 AM, vidu said:

3.5M -3.7 M in cash (No leasing and not going to get one )

I check classified in here I think 260 goes far beyond this amount. Parents might not able to afford to it or I have to sell mine and put money to go for a bigger car.

Yeah absolute minimum for a 260 is gonna be about 4.5 Mill. So a 240 Premio looks like your best bet.

European freak · February 2, 2011

Mmmm..try on a latter version of a permio with beige interior and wood trim or an allion with full bodykit with wood trim. Everything depends on your parents preference. My dad drives an allion 240 and he is pretty satisfied with it. Since your budget is pretty good to do something with 240's you can meddle abit and get the best :) :)