Well my car hunt continues and my interest in getting a new car is somewhat increasing. Why you ask; well because summer is coming and my current ride doesn't have any air-con, so I do think it's best that I get a car that has one of those. I think the thrill of having a targa top is wearing off, as it's still hot, so I would definitely considering the "upgrade". But by saying that I would really miss my eg2, but I think I'm the only one that shares that view; sad isn't it?
Anyways, I've been working overnights for the past few nights, nights which have been quiet, so therefore I've been able to research and discover the car market. I think I've have a bit too much time to think about this. At one stage I was even considering the Toyota Camry Sportivo; I need a more sensible car yes, but not a Camry. Besides for what I'd be paying for a Camry Sportivo, I could be getting a Ford Focus XR5 Turbo; which I think is more suited for me yes?
I think the flavour of of the day has got to be the Holden Cruze. Firstly it's a car that meets all of the criteria that has been set, it's reasonably priced and it looks alright. I was actually doubting if the rear end of the car, but after seeing it in person this morning in traffic, it isn't all that bad. Another thing I'm iffy about the Cruze is that basically it's a Daewoo, but badged as a Holden. I am considering it though, but I'd like to see it first hand before I make my final judgement. The biggest question is; can an asian drive a Holden?
Anyways, I've been working overnights for the past few nights, nights which have been quiet, so therefore I've been able to research and discover the car market. I think I've have a bit too much time to think about this. At one stage I was even considering the Toyota Camry Sportivo; I need a more sensible car yes, but not a Camry. Besides for what I'd be paying for a Camry Sportivo, I could be getting a Ford Focus XR5 Turbo; which I think is more suited for me yes?
I think the flavour of of the day has got to be the Holden Cruze. Firstly it's a car that meets all of the criteria that has been set, it's reasonably priced and it looks alright. I was actually doubting if the rear end of the car, but after seeing it in person this morning in traffic, it isn't all that bad. Another thing I'm iffy about the Cruze is that basically it's a Daewoo, but badged as a Holden. I am considering it though, but I'd like to see it first hand before I make my final judgement. The biggest question is; can an asian drive a Holden?-----------------------------------------------------------------
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