Momtero Sport 2012 and Kia Sorontor 2012

[Niroshan86]

can you pleae explain what is the best choice from Montero Sport 2012 or Kia Sorento 2012

Thankz in advance

[tiv]

14 hours ago, Niroshan86 said:

can you pleae explain what is the best choice from Montero Sport 2012 or Kia Sorento 2012

Thankz in advance

Take a look at the depreciation figures 

You ll get the summary 

Search the forum, you ll get the facts 

 

[matroska]

Well - 2 different SUV's one's an actual SUV the other a comfy car 
You might just wanna read this too - there was a recent thread on SUV's 

just curious why the sudden interest in SUV's through the forum these days - have SUV prices actually come down or something?

Edited May 13, 2019 by matroska

[Niroshan86]

Thankz

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[tiv]

9 hours ago, matroska said:

Well - 2 different SUV's one's an actual SUV the other a comfy car 
You might just wanna read this too - there was a recent thread on SUV's 

just curious why the sudden interest in SUV's through the forum these days - have SUV prices actually come down or something?

Prices are going up and due to the new tax structure anything even close to an suv will be over 20mil unreg, also newer euros need extensive maintenance which the average SriLankan joe boycotts and lead to hefty repair bills, and selling them when they near the service / mileage interval. Thereby causing a mild demand, 

unreg vitz and fits go to the prices of what suvs used to go and a majority of sensible individuals know what will last in the long run in terms of value and longevity, ignoring maintenance costs

this is what was told by a friend who runs one of the oldest car sales in Kandy, even 2000s pajero iO s and rav4s are being sought after, 2003 xtrails heavily restored as well, but no market for Jimnys though

Edited May 13, 2019 by tiv

[Sadik]

16 hours ago, tiv said:

Prices are going up and due to the new tax structure anything even close to an suv will be over 20mil unreg, also newer euros need extensive maintenance which the average SriLankan joe boycotts and lead to hefty repair bills, and selling them when they near the service / mileage interval. Thereby causing a mild demand, 

unreg vitz and fits go to the prices of what suvs used to go and a majority of sensible individuals know what will last in the long run in terms of value and longevity, ignoring maintenance costs

this is what was told by a friend who runs one of the oldest car sales in Kandy, even 2000s pajero iO s and rav4s are being sought after, 2003 xtrails heavily restored as well, but no market for Jimnys though

That's sad- I thought Jimney was a tough little nut