Need help choosing a bigger ride for my growing family

[dennison]

Take a look at the Xpander GLS. Its good value for money. Or the Monty GLX 6speed manual, if you dont mind driving with a stick.

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Will check it out ... I guess I should have stated that I wanted AT. Thanks!

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[dennison]

How big is the family now? Number of kids.. yayas.. extended family... planning to have more kids?

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3 adults, 1-2 kids

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[dennison]

Had the same problem as you. Got an innova 2 weeks ago. Problem solved.

Dont get rush. It is slow and can get cramped inside. Xpander looks roomy though

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Thanks for the reco. I'm on the fence with the Xpander since its relatively new so not much feedback yet. What do you mean the Rush is slow? Are you referring to acceleration?

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[dennison]

If you have more than 5 family members or plan to have more than 5 in the near future the Innova or other PPVs will not be enough as you have to allocate space for luggage.

For bigger families a full size van is the way to go.

Thanks, thought of it but the van is too big for is right now. Maybe in the future.

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[dennison]

Innova or Starex

In laws had a Starex, disposed for a CX-5. Van is too big for us.

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[sparc179]

What's about the Rush do you find disappointing?

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1. Lack of power, a 1.5 NA gas engine is woefully slow.
2. Comfort, they made them too high, good ground clearance but you sacrifice on the ride quality.
Also, it feels cramped for a 7 seater, when compared with an Innova.
3. Long term reliability is not yet established. We don't know yet, until a few more years on the road.

I'm also in the market but might be opting for the new KIA Sportage if the SAs get their act together.

Good luck in your search. Let us know how it works out.

[makelovenotwar]

Many people rave about the Mux, rode one several times but I don't get it, what's so good about it? Not being sarcastic, genuine question.

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7-seater, diesel engine, high ground clearance and brand reputation.
The Mux 1.9 RZ4E is the cheapest midsize SUV.
Oh, china brands are cheaper though.

[17Sphynx17]

Thanks for the advice. Under 1m if possible, I am ok with 3-5 year old model.

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You could try and check out Toyota Pre-owned then for an Innova that would fit the bill for sub 1m php.

It might not be a 3 year old G trim, I think it would fit as an E trim though. Really depends on Toyota CPO (certified pre-owned). You'd have to be the one to call per branch though in your area of convenience.

[Wh1stl3r]

I agree here. A full size van will make you smile and will keep everybody very comfortable.

Five to six people on captain seats, with enough room for luggage, dog cage and some more.

Get a Nissan NV350, customize your seats to your liking, and you will have everything you need.

Ah captain seats. Nothing beats those for long drives. Speaking of customized NV350, I once played with the idea of getting the cargo model. The extra body length would be great for legroom. With the lower price vs the 15 seater/18 seater/Premium, captain seats all around would've been possible. If only it had AC vents in the back...

[monty_GTV]

Ah captain seats. Nothing beats those for long drives.

only if you have a chauffeur [emoji2960]

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