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October 17th, 2012 04:14 PM #32
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October 17th, 2012 04:40 PM #34petrol ba yung manual ng Sorento? pero 5 seaters yata
bakit kaya ayaw ni TS ng A/T? SF na sanaLast edited by dfopiso; October 17th, 2012 at 04:44 PM.
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October 17th, 2012 10:01 PM #35
*TS: once nakagamit ka ng matic ayaw mo na mag manual lalo nat kung lagi ka sa city. Lalo na kung gas fed engine then matic very smooth sailing di nakakapagod manenohin
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October 18th, 2012 03:14 PM #36Sorry, mali nasulat ko, here is a better list of options for TS
Category 1
7-seater SUV Diesel M/T = Montero, Fortuner & Alterra
7-seater SUV Diesel A/T = Montero, Fortuner & Santa Fe
Category 2
7-seater MPV/AUV Gas M/T = Innova, Adventure
7-seater MPV/AUV Gas A/T = Innova, Adventure, Grandis, Fuzion
7-seater MPV/AUV Diesel M/T and A/T = Innova, Adventure, Crosswind
Category 3
5-seater Crossover Gas M/T = Tucson
5-seater Crossover Gas A/T = Tucson, ASX, Rav4, CRV, Xtrail, Forester
5-seater Crossover Diesel A/T = Tucson, Sorento
I suppose that the 7-seater requirement is non-negotiable, I know how it feels in buying a family car and how mobile real-estate is critical. If not, get a Crossover any day (category 3), it gets the best of space, comfort, ground clearance and performance, at the expense of seating capacity. Get A/T for more choices in this category.
Once decided on the 7-seater requirement as non-negotiable, then choose if you would go for an SUV (category 1) or settle with an MPV/AUV (category 2) for more practicality.
For category 1, get a diesel, it's fuel efficient and it's maintenance friendly, don't worry, since this is no longer the usual "low end diesel" engines that has repair headaches and emission issues. Modern engines are way better. Get A/T for driving convenience and higher resale value, but get M/T for practicality (need quick acceleration at times, or easy low battery starts) or if you are a die hard manual user like me. Get this category as long as your budget permits. This is the best category in terms of vehicle performance and prestige.
For category 2, get this if you have limited budget, or you really really want a Gas M/T combo like me, or both. Only this category has gas efficient variants, regardless of A/T or M/T. Innova wins hands down in this category, it has the best combination of price, performance, comfort, space, ground clearance, cost of parts, maintenance and after sales service. This is the best category in terms of practicality and price.
Hope this helps =)
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October 18th, 2012 05:31 PM #37
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October 18th, 2012 06:36 PM #39
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October 19th, 2012 12:29 PM #40Tlaga? I wasn't aware and I stand corrected, hehehe, wala na pala yun gas na Adventure? Alam ko kasi few years ago Revo vs Adventure pa sa gas engine market magkalaban. Tsaka weird nman yun AUV na walang A/T variant, alam ko malaki market ng budget family car na A/T eh =(
Oh well, that explains why Innova is a sure winner sa category na yun. Ladder frame in an MPV outfit, AUV durability and car like comfort, plus complete with all variants (M/T A/T Gas Diesel) and cheaper than crosswind.