Toyota Premio 2008 vs Nissan Note 2018

[mabd2772]

Aoa everyone. We have recently decided to change our car. Currently we have been using Toyota Aqua 2014 for the past 4 years. Now we want to upgrade and our range is 30-32 lac. In this range we have come down to two options but I have some reservations regarding both. The pros and cons that I have found regarding both cars is as follow:
Premio 2007-2010 Pros:
1. Much more comfortable (I mean after aqua we love the Toyota suspension). We travel out of city frequently so it is important that the suspension is comfortable (for reference I feel like city/civic are not comfortable out of city)
2. Much more spacious and a different league of luxury
3. Reliable, good resale and parts are easily available
Premio 2007-2010 Cons:
1. Much more older (at least 12 years old at this point)
2. Less features than Note
3. Non-hybrid so worse fuel consumption as compared to Note
4. Not sure if I will be able to find one in good condition at this price range.
Nissan Note 2018 Pros:
1. Has a lot of options that Premio does not (front collision braking, 360 camera etc)
2. Better fuel consumption as e-power
3. Practically brand new and will be driven much much less as compared to Premio
Nissan Note 2018 Cons:
1. Parts availability is a big concern (we have a mechanic who knows how to work on it but don't know if generator parts will be available)
2. Resale
3. Space is less compared to Premio
4. Will be less comfortable as compared to Premio

Can somebody also tell me about the ground clearance of both Nissan Note and Toyota Premio? Please list if you know any other pros or cons of either cars. Personally I am leaning towards Premio but I am concerned regarding its reliability and if it will require work frequently. Please share your opinion and let me know about your experience with either car. Thank you, JazakAllah
P.S: I am based in Rawalpindi, so if anyone has any of these cars for sale in this area please let me know

[uzeemujeeb]

hard ground fact remains unchanged.

both vehicles are grey imports. new spare parts support does not exist. brand representatives does not under take repair jobs for lack of new parts availability.

fact is such vehicles are scrap yard dependent for maintenance of suspension and cosmetics.
you having such monetary resources at disposal look at any brand new vehicle assembled in Pakistan. Which can last for over 5 years with new parts support.

(i have gathered this wisdom by reading this forum and visiting spare parts dealers)

am expecting a Yaris 1.5 sometime in mid Jan 2022

[mabd2772]

thank you for your opinion. The thing is I do not want to buy a local car. Which imported car do you suggest in this price bracket?

[uzeemujeeb]

if you can check from Gandhara Nissan for likely possible date Nissan E-note launch in Pakistan, I'd suggest Nissan.

Gandhara Nissan is super active for Electric cars since ease of govt policy for E-Vehicles.

2008 & 2018 are decade apart, choose with care.

[xenerking]

both cars shall be scrapyard dependent, but out both toyota has 100:1 ratio of finding parts easily and in reasonable price range.

premio is the smoooooth killer, i dont know wat they did with it but its like makhan malai with decent fuel average,

frankly last experience i had with nissan was a local 2.0d nissan sunny in 2000 and i loved it every bit