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FOR SALE!!! Blue 1997 Nissan Sentra Exalta Sedan

  • Used car
  • 1997
  • Manual
  • 223,154 km
Pampanga, Guagua
₱70,000

Zero DP Geely Emgrand comfort 2023 AT

  • Used car
  • 2023
  • Automatic
  • 31,902 km
Metro Manila, Quezon City
₱7,500 ₱8,000
  • Financing
  • Trade in

2022 GEELY OKAVANGO URBAN PLUS WITH SUNROOF

  • Used car
  • 2022
  • Automatic
  • 20,000 km
Metro Manila, Quezon City
₱1,000 ₱1,800
  • Financing
  • Trade in

2022 GEELY EMGRAND

  • Used car
  • 2022
  • Automatic
  • 43,000 km
Metro Manila, Quezon City
₱7,200 ₱7,500
  • Financing
  • Trade in

2019 Toyota Wigo G Automatic

  • Used car
  • 2019
  • Automatic
  • 67,000 km
Metro Manila, Quezon City
₱1,000 ₱3,000
  • Financing
  • Trade in

2022 GEELY OKAVANGO URBAN PLUS WITH SUNROOF

  • Used car
  • 2022
  • Automatic
  • 23,000 km
Metro Manila, Quezon City
₱1,000 ₱1,800
  • Financing
  • Trade in

2020 Toyota Wigo G Automatic

  • Used car
  • 2020
  • Automatic
  • 49,000 km
Metro Manila, Quezon City
₱5,300 ₱5,500
  • Financing
  • Trade in
  • Insurance
  • Free transfer of ownership

2015 Nissan Xtrail 4x4 Gas Top of the Lin‼️🔥 09121061462 MABY LATIDO☎️📩📲

  • Used car
  • 2015
  • Automatic
  • 51,000 km
Metro Manila, Makati
₱56,800
  • Financing
  • Trade in
  • Insurance
  • Free transfer of ownership

Nissan Sentra 2001 (Manual)

  • Used car
  • 2001
  • Manual
  • 212,783 km
Cavite, Dasmariñas
₱45,000 ₱70,000

2017 Chevrolet Trax 1.4 Automatic Gas

  • Used car
  • 2017
  • Automatic
  • 34,000 km
Metro Manila, Makati
₱3,888
  • Financing
  • Trade in
  • Free transfer of ownership

2nd hand 2023 Suzuki Super Carry Utility Van for sale

  • Used car
  • 2023
  • 25,000 km
Bulacan, Baliuag
₱69,000
  • Financing

MULTICAP FOR SALE in Tacloban

  • Used car
  • 2015
  • Manual
  • 100,000 km
Leyte, Tacloban
₱65,000

Nissan Sentra for Sale

  • Used car
  • 1995
  • Manual
  • 244,444 km
Davao del Sur, Davao City
₱60,000

2008 Daihatsu Move Minivan MT GAS

  • Used car
  • 2008
  • Manual
  • 100,000 km
Metro Manila, Parañaque
₱60,000

Well kept 2000 Toyota Ipsum for sale

  • Used car
  • 2000
  • Manual
  • 87,900 km
Isabela, Roxas
₱60,000

Selling Silver 2006 Chevrolet Aveo second hand

  • Used car
  • 2006
  • Manual
  • 54,500 km
Metro Manila, Manila
₱70,000

Multicab pickup

  • Used car
  • 2004
  • 100,000 km
Cebu, Lapu-Lapu
₱38,000 ₱40,000

Autokid Titan 2.7 Euro 4

  • Used car
  • 2022
  • Manual
  • 999,999 km
Metro Manila, Manila
₱32,000

Buying a used {Brand} Car: Shall We Avoid the First Year Models?

We have been hearing tons of myths around first-year models and their performance efficiency in recent days. Some believe if you are in the market for the new {Brand} price in the Philippines, buy the most-updated cars with latest features as all the niggles from the previous versions are resolved.

Is this true?

Let us debunk the myths surrounding the first year or base year cars upon looking for the used cars for sale in the Philippines. Also, Philkotse.com is going to provide buyers with a complete guide to search for your {Brand} 2nd hand car.

1. Is it a risk to buy a {Brand} base year model?

Answer is both yes and no. Sometimes manufacturers release the newer cars with massive updates from the previous-gen cars but there’s also a case when the first releases are matched with superior hi-quality that the younger ones may lose out. 

In order to get a successful second hand car purchase, you’d better read comprehensive experts and owners’ reviews about the base model then compare them with the most upgraded ones. There’s a chance that owning a base year car may be a better choice as it fits your budget and auto needs better.

2. Are {Brand} base year models just as good as the new and updated release?

It’s an unsecurable answer but surely upgrades entails additional expenses if you want the latest audio features and tech gadgets to your {Brand}.

Based on your auto need, you’d better stick with the first-year model. Once again, it all comes down to what car you need most.

3. Are {Brand} base year models delivering the same performance superiority to new releases?

There are many chances that you can find first-year cars offering the performance that is almost on par with your needs.
You can do your own research on its overall performance or consult your trusted car expert about the information you need to know regarding a model and its features.

Many assume the idea that base-year models are less impressive in terms of quality, reliability, and performance, but this is not the case for all brands. Some models are impressive just at the first release and later upgraded for its visual aesthetic, technological updates and infotainment systems.