Comments on: About Car Advice

By: adnan

adnan — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 17:15:34 +0000

want to know about suzuki baleno, i have this car from last many years, i like its drive, pick and road grip, fuel consumpation but as far as the breaks are concerned i m not satisfied with that, its doesn’t work properly, wat should i do?

Regards:
Adnan Haider

By: Akbar Zaheer

Akbar Zaheer — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 06:12:16 +0000

In a budget of PKR 1 million, if I am to pick between the latest Toyota Vitz (the model with indicators in door mirrors) that gives a fantastic mileage on petrol and would never need to have CNG installed or Honda Civic Prosmatec (Eagle Eyes) not older than 2006 (as it was replaced by reborn then), which of these would be a best buy? Civic would definitely need CNG as its fuel consumption is not that efficient. On the other hand, by shopping around I can get a Vitz with a very low mileage as in under 10,000 km. For Civic I don’t know if I’d be able to get one under 50,000 km running. But I hear that Civic is standing cash and can be disposed off anytime funds are required, while this may not be the case with Vitz. Please guide.

By: momekh

momekh — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 09:30:54 +0000

Thank you for the concern, friend.
I assure you, this blog, although has been ‘slowed down’ … It is not abandoned. Not in the least.
In fact, the reason for the slow down in posts is that God willing, a better more wholesome approach to talking about cars is to be implemented. Please note, the cars market, especially in Pakistan and generally all over the world, is facing its most difficult time – this magazine/blog can see that first hand. A car that should not be more than a maximum of 6,00,000 Pak Rupees now is retailing for 1,400,000. The leasing is more strict than before and much more expensive. Overall, the car market in Pakistan has been on a downturn. Nonetheless, I am trying to adjust this little effort to cater for all market trends etc.

Again, thank you for your concern. I sincerely hope that CarAdvice.pk keeps producing relevant content in the future. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome.
God bless & good luck with whatever you are upto
M.

By: bigtugboat

bigtugboat — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 07:18:51 +0000

Oh my God…no new posts on this great blog during last three weeks

Don’t tell me you have planned to abandon it in just six months. Try it for a year at least. Keep it going at least while the domain lasts.

By: Nabeel

Nabeel — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 20:15:00 +0000

this is a great platform for petrol-heads. good work fellas!! keep it up.
i also started writing about cars recently and i would like to write regularly for this blog.
please let me know how i can contribute
drop me an email at leeban1@gmail.com
thanx

By: Usman Butt

Usman Butt — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 20:56:21 +0000

Assalam O Alaikum,

I want to write for this blog. But due to my studies and my own blogs work I can’t write no more than 1 post a week. If you’re interested than contact me.

By: Momekh

Momekh — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 12:29:27 +0000

Wasalaams Fakhar,
I see you watch a lot of Discovery and NatGeo
And what you say is a great way to spend weekends, building something with your own hands – you not only enjoy yourself, you end up learning a sell-able trade.
I will compose, God willing, a small post that answers your questions. I hope you have subscribed to our mailing list (or RSS feed).
You will be hearing about this soon enough, God willing.
God bless & Good luck with your studies and endeavors,

By: Fakhar

Fakhar — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 12:06:28 +0000

AOA,
Sir I am a student of MCS,and i works in my home on my computer,that’s why i have enough time, sir actually I want to built a car(Suzuki mehran)after buying the used parts from market,can you tell me that can i do this, and from which website i get help of its assembly.
I hope that you will guide me in a better way