Yesterday, a tasty Toyota Starlet was featured, and, to my surprises, many gave it a nice price! Today on NPoCP.ph, we take a look at the boxiest wagon in the 90's, the Volvo 850.
NPoCP.ph: For P90,000/$2,187, a rear-wheel-drive econobox
Yesterday, a lemon popped up to me, a Ford Pinto, and, predictably, it get a CP slap. Today's NPoCP.ph is rather special. It's front-engine rear-wheel-drive, a reasonable price and short wheelbase compact hatchback. Yup...it's the Toyota Starlet!
NPoCP.ph: For P199,000/$4,836, Open the Pinto!
Yesterday, a E30'd BMW 318i was featured, but it didn't wow the crowd so much that they cracked the pipe. Still, at least Mr. JayZayEighty agreed that it's more reasonable than the 325is he posted last weekend. You may be thinking that today's NPoCP.ph will feature something great. Unfortunately, we have gone lemon…
NPoCP.ph: For P245,000/$5,953, get a Bimmer with a fat lip
Last time, a Honda Prelude was showcased, but due to it's shoddy LHD conversion, I'm afraid it gets a CP. Now, let's go European with this old school, USDM E30 BMW 3-series.
NPOCP on this E30
Though there are only two pictures of this 325is, the seller gives the Tan Sport interior a 5/10 rating and the Zonnoberrot exterior an 8/10. He says he is firm on a price of $5,500 and that the engine and cooling system are both overhauled. His full list and pictures of the car are as shown below:
NPoCP.ph: For P430,000/$10,535, the second most underrated Honda
Yesterday, one of the most hideous retros, the Chrysler PT Cruiser, was our spotlight. Unsurprisingly, even if the price is right, you folks gave it a Crack Pipe. Today's NPoCP.ph is a little bit different. We're gonna bring in an underrated, the Honda Prelude Type S.
NPoCP.ph: For P560,000/$13,720, get that retro hot-rod feel
Yesterday, a reasonably-priced Lancia Delta captured someone's heart and gave a nice price, despite the Toyota 4A-GE engine. Today's NPoCP.ph, I found a retro-styling Chrysler that is quite rare in the Philippines.
NPoCP.ph: For P185,000/$4,514, you have a Lancia! Sort of.
Yesterday, a Nissan 180SX was the spotlight for NPoCP.ph, but unfortunately, it was a big CP. Now, let's turn our attention to the Italians! Most of their cars shout flamboyancy, boastfulness and wealth, other shout crap and s**tbox. However, only one company stood in the middle of the pack, Lancia.
NPoCP.ph: For P365,000/$8,869, drifting comes in a small package!
Last week, the Mustang II didn't work well with the Oppo crowd, so it earned a big CP. Today, here's another affordable sports car from the 90's and a rather special one, the Nissan 180SX/200SX/240SX.
NPoCP.ph: For P200,000/$4,860, get a cheap 'Stang
Welcome to NPoCP.ph, the Philippine version of the famed Nice Price or Crack Pipe segment! On our first day, we checked a McRae-special Impreza, and many of you NP'ed on it. Then the day after, a Porsche 914 was our spotlight, but unfortunately, all of the comments rather CP. Today, it time to bring in an American…
