Would you buy these?

[dawuddustin]

Hey guys which among these would you purchase? and why
https://www.sellist.com/trade/sri_la...portation-cars

[Lemmy]

The Wagon R. Because the previous generation was available here and it was robust, economical, unpretentious transport.

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

Originally Posted by Lemmy

The Wagon R. Because the previous generation was available here and it was robust, economical, unpretentious transport.

Even though it's true, the non-JDM versions (Wagon R+, or Wagon R Wide depending on the market) relied on a less sophisticated engine which may eventually also be easier to find parts in export markets due to its usage in other models that were not exclusive to Japan. That's a good point in favor of the Toyota Premio, since its powertrain won't be so substantially different from other models more easily available out of Japan.

[mattrod]

I don't like the wheels on that Allion, and the steel bar below the bumper looks weird.

[Lemmy]

In the UK Vauxhall - a GM brand until recently - used to do the Wagon R with their own engines fitted. Can't remember whatnot was called.

[Daschicken]

None, cause they're all autos.

Otherwise wagon R cause tiny car with tiny engine.

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

Originally Posted by Lemmy

In the UK Vauxhall - a GM brand until recently - used to do the Wagon R with their own engines fitted. Can't remember whatnot was called.

Wasn't it the Opel/Vauxhall Agila?