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neither

both are distasteful in terms of looks and specs

no better options?

if not..fielder

 

as long as it does not come with those pathetic undersize 14 inchers? on the axio...got enuff space in the wheelarch to stuff some sleepy cats

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yes. quite long in s'pore already unlike fielder. Is honda Spare parts ex than toyota?? hear Toyota cars can go anywhere to service but not honda cars.Any comments?? [sweatdrop][wave]

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Which car is better?? Honda Airwave or Toyota Fielder??? [wave][wave][:|]

 

Guess you better "tighten" your question before you get more lame answers.

 

some tips:

- what motoring attributes do you prefer e.g. safety, reliability

- by what other e.g. popularity, "modability", cost of ownership

 

or are you asking others to make the case for you.

 

If you asked me - i'd agree with a poster earlier on to go with an agent-imported car if there's nothing really special about the PI version that you need.

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Which car is better?? Honda Airwave or Toyota Fielder??? [wave][wave][:|]

 

Why this 2 car?

 

What is your concern?

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nah.. no lame answer.. only lame question to throw back to TS.

 

It's like asking coffee or Tea.. which is better

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Need something like a basic stationwagon(between 1.5 to 1.6) and not wanting to spend extra on a MPV.Preferred Toyota or Honda car. [thumbsup][thumbsup][wave]

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Agree with you Airwave looks better than Fielder especially the outstanding Moonroof

where I can imagine laying on the seats with my lovely family and enjoying the moonlight in the open air.

 

I've nearly bought it when I was deciding whether to get Airware or Axio (the sedan version of Fielder).

 

BUT beauty comes with a price,

 

1. a higher insurance premium on the moonroof,

 

2. and also need to be very carefull when parking under the open air in Singapore

to worry that nothing throw on the moonroof, which is a pretty big piece of glass without protection.

 

So in the end I've to wake up from my sweet dream and be more pracitical.

After all, we don't go Moonlighting everyday but need to park in the open air carpark most of the time.

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True also!

 

When travelling in raining day esp at night, you can see the raindrop hitting on your moonroof. Very nice and romantic feel. haha...

 

The moonroof is a big glass panel, not only the driver or front seat passenger can have the "sky view" but the 2nd row of passengers can also have the "sky view" [thumbsup]

 

Now the new HDB carpark are MSCP liao. Maybe this can ease some worries.. [;)]

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