Tuscani... worth buying ?

[BMW320i]

Greetings to all the bros and sis and uncles & aunties of MCF. My friend is interested in purchasing a tuscani 2.6l but having doubts about korean made cars.

Was wondering if any of you have some feedbacks or knowledge on either tuscani or perhaps some insights of korean made cars and whether or not it'll be of any problem. thank you all.

 

 

Sorry decided to move the post from korean thread...

[Vit4wd]

Whether it's the Tuscani, or any cars in S'pore, it's definitely not worth buying... when over 3/4 of what you pay goes to govt taxes and that useless piece of paper (COE).

 

But if you're in the U.S. I'd say it's a good buy, at only US$11,500 - for a 2.6l, and it has no life span. You can drive till its rotten.

[BMW320i]

No I mean the car itself... not the pricing. Are korean cars reliable ? Or is tuscani flawed in some way or something.

[Mondeost220]

hey..i tink tuscani comes in 2.0L and 2.7L right?nv heard of 2.6L before lehz..or isit new version..aniwae my fren bought a 2.0L tuscani...the SE throws in one set of 17inch rims..looks pretty presentable but can c dat its cheap taiwanese rims..

[DarkLord]

Many people did commented it's "Hao kan bu hao ci"!!

[Skywalker]

"Hao kan bu hao ci" is referring to the 2.0L (A), 2.7L comes with 6-speed manual, got power due to close ratio gearbox & light curb weight dun under estimate it. Actually a good buy for the performance versus the price, but insurance & road tax will be high

Edited April 27, 2004 by Skywalker

[Buzz]

Agree with you

 

Koreans cars might have cheap interiors but you are getting what you are paying for, so dun complain

[Morris]

Dun forget " Yi fen Chian yi fen huo."