3.5 Mil වලට ගන්න පුලුවන් හොඳ කාර් එකක්

[ChamaraGL]

Kollek tanam mewa
Mazda Axela/3
Lancer EX
Civic FD1

nattam mewa
Corolla 141
Nissan TIDA

Civic fd1 nam maru

 

[Jack_Sparrow]

gaanu neme wayasaka pappala

141 padinne ganuda ?

ganunta oya ona 1k padhinnna puluwan, eth pappalage choice eka 141
thattata puthata mamata mahappata padhinna puluwan wahanayak

 

[corp]

bump

GP 1

 

[HiranthaC]

Ykooo oya ganata 2017 land cruiser v8 ekak ganda puluwan

eka thamai math beluwe

 

[සුදු මහත්තයා]

gaanu neme wayasaka pappala

Math itin dan wayasai machan.

 

[redhat]

allion 240

 

[redhat]

The best one is Corolla 141 lx model.. This is not a fuel economy car but one month ago I got one and it is doing 12-14 km/l out of the city. Don't know about city limit bcoz I'm not a town man. It suit best for me... very comfortable and cracking look. But you have to think what you need. Just an idea. I think raththaran Also would recommend this car

meka petrol bonawa

 

[crazycasper]

meka petrol bonawa

CT100 ekak ganing. hodata thel weda karanawa

 

[lockdown]

Nissan bluebird sylphy g11

 

[idhasitha]

Allion 240

 

[netsurfer]

gaanu neme wayasaka pappala

uba kiyana ekath aththa ban, dan ithin api naki thama....

 

[netsurfer]

CT100 ekak ganing. hodata thel weda karanawa

uba 141 ekak gaththada?

 

[hrm]

Axio hena ganan ne. X grade dala thiyenewa 40+ walata. kisima therumak ne.

 

[PoweruseR]

Nissan bluebird sylphy g11

oka thibbe kiyatada dan 4m kiyanawa hondatama thiyena ewa

 

[PUKARIS]

3.5 Mil වලට ගන්න පුලුවන් හොඳ second hand කාර් එකක් කියන්නකො. Fuel Economy එක සාමාන්‍ය එකක් උනාම ඇති. ගොඩක්ම පරණ නැති ඒ වගේම parts හොයන්න ලේසි ලෙඩ අඩු වාහනයක් උනානම් හොඳයි.

Sedan එකක් වෙන්නත් ඕන.

Toyota belta... is the best option according to your requirment. You can buy 2010 registered one at 3.5m.
Go for the belta instead of yaris, as belta equipied with CVT auto transmission compared to manual or convensional auto at yaris. CVT gives you the best fuel economy.

And the Belta is produced JDM version of yaris.
Consider the fuel economy when you are buying a vehicle in SL. Good fuel economy gives you a headache free drive as well as a good second hand market..

 

[lockdown]

oka thibbe kiyatada dan 4m kiyanawa hondatama thiyena ewa

35 kata ikman eke tibba machan 2010 ekak.2011 ekak dan dala tiyenawa 40 ganakata.

 

[Hyaenidae]

Toyota belta... is the best option according to your requirment. You can buy 2010 registered one at 3.5m.
Go for the belta instead of yaris, as belta equipied with CVT auto transmission compared to manual or convensional auto at yaris. CVT gives you the best fuel economy.

And the Belta is produced JDM version of yaris.
Consider the fuel economy when you are buying a vehicle in SL. Good fuel economy gives you a headache free drive as well as a good second hand market..

Well if you intend to use the vehicle for a long time period my advice is to avoid CVT altogether - they don't export CVT transmissions to south Asian countries for a reason. All the fuel savings will be down the drain if (more like when) CVT tranny failure occurs.

 

[PUKARIS]

Well if you intend to use the vehicle for a long time period my advice is to avoid CVT altogether - they don't export CVT transmissions to south Asian countries for a reason. All the fuel savings will be down the drain if (more like when) CVT tranny failure occurs.

There are plenty of Japanese vehicles in SL equipped with CVT and still running smoothly at 10+ old situations. Future of the automobiles are based on CVT transmission due to strict carbon tax.
Maintanance wise CVT is behind by the cost of oil change and parts. But it will gradually replace the existing conventional auto transmission in near future.
It's just what had happen when converting the manual car to the auto car. these days all the new cars are come with automatic instead of manual. if we want a manual we had to request it with optimizations.

In the otherhand CVT has very smooth operation and it does very well in the trafic. Normal auto is just like a riding a manual in the regard of smoothness.

 

[rosharavinda]

Suzuki Wagon R 2017 Fully Hybrid

 

[Hyaenidae]

There are plenty of Japanese vehicles in SL equipped with CVT and still running smoothly at 10+ old situations. Future of the automobiles are based on CVT transmission due to strict carbon tax.
Maintanance wise CVT is behind by the cost of oil change and parts. But it will gradually replace the existing conventional auto transmission in near future.
It's just what had happen when converting the manual car to the auto car. these days all the new cars are come with automatic instead of manual. if we want a manual we had to request it with optimizations.

In the otherhand CVT has very smooth operation and it does very well in the trafic. Normal auto is just like a riding a manual in the regard of smoothness.

You need to visit Nilwala Motors sometime Check how many low-mileage JDM Toyota CVTs are being repaired/replaced every day there. Ever wondered why Honda FIT aria 7-speed CVT transmission equipped cars have such a low second-hand market value?

Future of the automobiles is NOT based solely on CVT, check out Mazda's patented conventional auto transmission. Check out what DCT is. Yes, CVT is smooth and saves fuel etc etc but reliability-wise it has a long way to catch up to conventional auto (which I think it will someday - but that day is not today) and let's not forget the fact it is plain boring to drive - but for the average consumer that is not much of a concern, reliability, however, is - at-least in Sri Lanka.

If you're buying a used vehicle in Sri Lanka, 90% of the time there is no way
for you to know if it has been maintained properly. CVT transmissions are VERY sensitive to maintenance, unlike conventional autos - employees of Toyota Lanka themselves weren't sure which hole to pour new CVT fluid in - (member marquis shared an article on this matter) that says a lot about how CVTs are being maintained in SL innit?

So for the time being, conventional autos/manuals are the way to go if you intend to use the car more than 5 years without having to worry about the transmission. Go for CVT if the seller has complete maintenance records or you're buying the car unregistered/Brand new, or you're gonna sell the car anyways in about 3-5 years time or when you feel the transmission is not performing as well as it did before