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Toyota Allion Or Premio (2016) ?


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15 minutes ago, asrock said:

So what the heck are full sized sedans?

Not popular here in SL machan. I can only give  you a few examples like Toyota Avlon, Nissan Maxima.This category seems to be popular in USA

Here are some categories for you

http://www.caranddriver.com/best-sedans

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10 hours ago, sathyajithj99 said:

Not popular here in SL machan. I can only give  you a few examples like Toyota Avlon, Nissan Maxima.This category seems to be popular in USA

Here are some categories for you

http://www.caranddriver.com/best-sedans

I guess in a local context the Nissan Cedrics can be considered full size. Accords,Camry's Mazda 6's Cefiro's etc and even the Mark2 fall in the mid-size category. 

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13 minutes ago, matroska said:

I guess in a local context the Nissan Cedrics can be considered full size. Accords,Camry's Mazda 6's Cefiro's etc and even the Mark2 fall in the mid-size category. 

Agree. Even Toyota Crown can be considered as a full size sedan in a local contest imo.

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25 minutes ago, PreseaLover said:

what about Presea? No Presea? 

Haiyo Salli.... 

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17 minutes ago, PreseaLover said:

could you elaborate the difference between a compact sedan and a midsize sedan? :)

EPA car class Total passenger and cargo volume (cu. ft.)
Two-seaters Any (designed to seat only two adults)
Minicompact Less than 85 cu ft (2,407 l)
Subcompact 85 to 99 cu ft (2,407–2,803 l)
Compact 100 to 109 cu ft (2,832–3,087 l)
Mid-size 110 to 119 cu ft (3,115–3,370 l)
Large 120 cu ft (3,398 l) or more
Small station wagons Less than 130 cu ft (3,681 l)
Mid-size station wagons 130 to 159 cu ft (3,681–4,502 l)
Large station wagons 160 cu ft (4,531 l) or more
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27 minutes ago, sathyajithj99 said:

It's hard to explain exactly machan. It differs from region to region. Categorized depending on dimensions, curb weight, taxation, emission and so on. 

 

27 minutes ago, matroska said:

Haiyo Salli.... 

facepalm.jpg

 

EPA car class Total passenger and cargo volume (cu. ft.)
Two-seaters Any (designed to seat only two adults)
Minicompact Less than 85 cu ft (2,407 l)
Subcompact 85 to 99 cu ft (2,407–2,803 l)
Compact 100 to 109 cu ft (2,832–3,087 l)
Mid-size 110 to 119 cu ft (3,115–3,370 l)
Large 120 cu ft (3,398 l) or more
Small station wagons Less than 130 cu ft (3,681 l)
Mid-size station wagons 130 to 159 cu ft (3,681–4,502 l)
Large station wagons 160 cu ft (4,531 l) or more

ah ok thanks :)

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Both cars are almost same, the Premio is slightly focused on luxury specs. But that does not mean either is a luxury car. Both are overpriced jap econoboxes which give a decent riding comfort.

IMHO (that is a personal view), spending above 6 mil for a Japanese car is a crime (only 2 exceptions may be a slightly used Mazda 6 or a Honda Accord if around 7 mil). If I could comfortably go for a 9 mil budget, I will consider only Euros and preferably go for a BMW.

Anyway if your last 2 options are above 2, go for the Premio. 

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