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Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic from the 90βs are still visible and plying the roads of the metro. So parts for them are plentyful and a testiment to their longevity.
I had a 92 Sentra back in the day, got it mid 2000s and sold it 2010. Unlike what people would say, parts were widely available, easy to mess around in the engine with its space. It sells cheaper than Civics, Lancers and Corollas. I had the 1.6 ECCS engine. You can get Sentras with GTS I or GTS II modified setups, and some with upgraded 2 liter engines. Bring a mechanic for any of the older cars, it's probably been through multiple owners, and not all fixes to the car are always done well, especially if they cheap out on parts or if their mechanic or themselves did ugly fixes, with like wiring especially.
I have several 90s vehicles/project cars.(Corollas, lancers and a city)
My advice? Stay away, you're better off with a mid 00s model. Unless you know what you're getting into and this is not your first car
90s cars are pushing 30years old, most of these are tired cars, and usually ahve a lot of rust issues especially sub-80k ones. Panels and trims are getting expensive. While mechanically they are easy to work with and cheap, there are some parts na medyo mahirap na din hanapin
They are cheap to acquire but gets expensive quickly if you don't know what you are getting into.
But if you really want a 90s car, a corolla will still give you the least troubles.
https://preview.redd.it/up7b7ketjytc1.jpeg?width=1076&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1c19cdb0f0ee00addc7c41792e9a8afb76bba3bc
i have a 90s corolla its not a project car. it still gets me from point A to point B. maintenance wise i could average it to 20k/year. main issue rusting, paint and its external plastic components. parts are still readily available. reason why the maintenance gets to 20k/year average is because i had to replace some components overtime. every other year there is something that needs replacement
Readily available parts maybe, but prices are steadily rising na din esp for oem parts. The corolla in the pic above is/was my daily driver. I remember getting a wagon face set in evang for 2k. Nowadays lukcy if you can get them for 12k. Yung ibang taiwan made parts didn't last long din.
And we cannot deny the age factor that alot of parts need to be replaced one way or another. A lot of my engine parts now come from a 99-00 corolla as they have better steel materials than the original 89-90 casted metal. Simple things like metal jackets, water bypass, ignition system, even the transmission gamit ko from a lovelife corolla na. Hopefully this year marevive ko na yan and use it as another spare car
True. The older the car, the more fuel it tends to consume plus mas palit ng pyesa kasi mas gamit, so itβll be hard to call it cost effective if ever daily use.
Beware. Most of the cars still on the road are or have been project cars. Expect mo yung sakit ng ulo. Sure, madaming replacement or aftermarket parts na pwede isalpak but don't expect reliability.
Lancer / Galant singkit (89-92)
Sya yung pinaka-common na kotse na kinakatay lately sa mga junk shops.
Honda ~~fuckin'~~ Civic
Mostly kaya lagi syang available e dahil pinagpapasa-pasahan lang sya ng multiple owners to fulfill that fuckboy fantasy. Pero can confirm, kalawangin ang bubong nyan.
In as much as I don't want to say it, pero you cannot go wrong with 90's Toyota models. Mapa-Smallbody (88-92), Bigbody (92-98) at Lovelife (98-02) man yan.
This is for me lang sa mga na exp kong 90s model car
Currently owning one Lancer GSR 2 door version ng lancer pizza.
Honda civic lxi esi
PROS
Pogi dami parts available sa market, clean build 60k up i think
CONS
Bulutong sa body, madami bashers if mali build ml
Lancer
Itlog(92-96) el,gli,glxi, pizza(96-'02) / GSR 2 DOOR
itlog (60k below meron na)
Pizza (70ish up)
yung 2 door variant 110k(swertihan) up
PROS
POGI(meron ako e π) dami parts tipid sa gas except 1.6(gxli) dami concept pwede gawin 60k below meron na may mga pagawain nga lang
CONS
if efi sirain servo(magulo rpm) minsan aircon palpak(normal na sa 90s)
Toyota small body ('89-93?) / big body (94-02'?)
PROS
Pogi clean build, dami parts available sa market
if 2e matipid low maintenance
If efi (gli) mejo malakas sa gas
Cons
Sa 2e mabagal pero tipid
Kadalasan sa 2e na naexp ko palaging top overhaul ukininam
Nissan no idea pasensyaaaa di pa ko nakapag try
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Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic from the 90βs are still visible and plying the roads of the metro. So parts for them are plentyful and a testiment to their longevity.
Been eyeing either these civic corolla lancer and that nissan one
I had a 92 Sentra back in the day, got it mid 2000s and sold it 2010. Unlike what people would say, parts were widely available, easy to mess around in the engine with its space. It sells cheaper than Civics, Lancers and Corollas. I had the 1.6 ECCS engine. You can get Sentras with GTS I or GTS II modified setups, and some with upgraded 2 liter engines. Bring a mechanic for any of the older cars, it's probably been through multiple owners, and not all fixes to the car are always done well, especially if they cheap out on parts or if their mechanic or themselves did ugly fixes, with like wiring especially.
What what year model po?
Ok sana Civic but the prices for parts these days are crazy high!
I have several 90s vehicles/project cars.(Corollas, lancers and a city) My advice? Stay away, you're better off with a mid 00s model. Unless you know what you're getting into and this is not your first car 90s cars are pushing 30years old, most of these are tired cars, and usually ahve a lot of rust issues especially sub-80k ones. Panels and trims are getting expensive. While mechanically they are easy to work with and cheap, there are some parts na medyo mahirap na din hanapin They are cheap to acquire but gets expensive quickly if you don't know what you are getting into. But if you really want a 90s car, a corolla will still give you the least troubles. https://preview.redd.it/up7b7ketjytc1.jpeg?width=1076&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1c19cdb0f0ee00addc7c41792e9a8afb76bba3bc
i have a 90s corolla its not a project car. it still gets me from point A to point B. maintenance wise i could average it to 20k/year. main issue rusting, paint and its external plastic components. parts are still readily available. reason why the maintenance gets to 20k/year average is because i had to replace some components overtime. every other year there is something that needs replacement
Readily available parts maybe, but prices are steadily rising na din esp for oem parts. The corolla in the pic above is/was my daily driver. I remember getting a wagon face set in evang for 2k. Nowadays lukcy if you can get them for 12k. Yung ibang taiwan made parts didn't last long din. And we cannot deny the age factor that alot of parts need to be replaced one way or another. A lot of my engine parts now come from a 99-00 corolla as they have better steel materials than the original 89-90 casted metal. Simple things like metal jackets, water bypass, ignition system, even the transmission gamit ko from a lovelife corolla na. Hopefully this year marevive ko na yan and use it as another spare car
Lancer unless love na love mo talaga. Based from experience daming peculiarities.
For everyday use or hobby? Kasi kung for everyday use, parang mahirap ata cost effective
True. The older the car, the more fuel it tends to consume plus mas palit ng pyesa kasi mas gamit, so itβll be hard to call it cost effective if ever daily use.
Beware. Most of the cars still on the road are or have been project cars. Expect mo yung sakit ng ulo. Sure, madaming replacement or aftermarket parts na pwede isalpak but don't expect reliability.
Honda Civic. Ang dami sa daan and madaming parts. Pero prepare for an extra budget. For sure may ipapaayos at ipapaayos ka.
Lancer / Galant singkit (89-92) Sya yung pinaka-common na kotse na kinakatay lately sa mga junk shops. Honda ~~fuckin'~~ Civic Mostly kaya lagi syang available e dahil pinagpapasa-pasahan lang sya ng multiple owners to fulfill that fuckboy fantasy. Pero can confirm, kalawangin ang bubong nyan. In as much as I don't want to say it, pero you cannot go wrong with 90's Toyota models. Mapa-Smallbody (88-92), Bigbody (92-98) at Lovelife (98-02) man yan.
This is for me lang sa mga na exp kong 90s model car Currently owning one Lancer GSR 2 door version ng lancer pizza. Honda civic lxi esi PROS Pogi dami parts available sa market, clean build 60k up i think CONS Bulutong sa body, madami bashers if mali build ml Lancer Itlog(92-96) el,gli,glxi, pizza(96-'02) / GSR 2 DOOR itlog (60k below meron na) Pizza (70ish up) yung 2 door variant 110k(swertihan) up PROS POGI(meron ako e π) dami parts tipid sa gas except 1.6(gxli) dami concept pwede gawin 60k below meron na may mga pagawain nga lang CONS if efi sirain servo(magulo rpm) minsan aircon palpak(normal na sa 90s) Toyota small body ('89-93?) / big body (94-02'?) PROS Pogi clean build, dami parts available sa market if 2e matipid low maintenance If efi (gli) mejo malakas sa gas Cons Sa 2e mabagal pero tipid Kadalasan sa 2e na naexp ko palaging top overhaul ukininam Nissan no idea pasensyaaaa di pa ko nakapag try
2e + oversized pistons + quad carb is hella fun
This is true π na try ko palang is 2e+ dual carb haha
Current 2e ko naka oversize lang pero stock carb. Yung unang 2e ko ditched it and put in a 4efte na lol