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April 10th, 2007 08:19 AM #41
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April 10th, 2007 09:03 AM #43
O.T. my dad tells me na karamihan ng golf courses dito sa'tin ngaun, panay Koreans and Japs ang laman dito. as in dinadayo pa, and my dad tells me they're encouraged pa (and some subsidized) by their own respective govts.
considering average laro ah 1.8k+ up to 3k * 3 hours play, kung 1 day sila, malamang nakaka 6k/day sila sama na kain, excluding hotel accomodations. Sa SM City Baguio lang this holy week, mga pamilya nila namamakyaw ng toblerone. as in 1 full cart!
mayayaman na ang Koreans and Japs. won't be long at par na 'tong dalawang 'to. no wonder Korean cars are keeping up. hindi lang sila sa golf course nag-cocompete mga execs nila hehehe
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April 10th, 2007 11:02 AM #44
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April 10th, 2007 11:25 AM #45
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April 10th, 2007 11:49 AM #46
kunsabagay sulit talaga Starex ang laki eh. last week before going to Baguio, we brought with us
- 6 travel bags (yun di-gulong) for 6 people,
- a dog with his own travel bag hehehe,
- 1/5 sako ng bigas + 3 6 liters Mineral Water
- my dad's golf set
- my wifey's Imac 17" including box
- a studio modelling light with 120cm octabox, (labo no, pero nagpraktis lang kami hehehe)
- a dvd player, a dslr, a basketball hehehe
- an emergency bag with 3 emergency reflectors, jumper cables, panghangin ng gulong and 3 all-weather flash lights
ang na consume lang space eh half ng third row. we collapsed only the right side seats while yun left eh naka-fold.
pag-uwi may dala pa mom ko na tatlong halaman + mga pasalubong! 2 people + 1 dog seated on the front, 3 on the mid row, and 1 on the 3rd. hindi pa nagamit yun outside roof rack.
ang luwag!
660km logged (from Tue to Mon, Manila to Baguio, going around Baguio, Baguio to Manila). almost 1 full tank, may natira pa.Last edited by oldblue; April 10th, 2007 at 12:01 PM.
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April 10th, 2007 01:00 PM #47
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April 10th, 2007 07:59 PM #48AFAIK, with the bigger discounts they usually give, halos pareho lang. If you throw that in with more space not to mention the absence of D4D problems, kaya popular ang Starex.
If they increase even more though, and Toyota's fix on the D4d becomes widespread, may tulog sila.
It's good they have competition, it'll keep their feet (and prices) on the ground.
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April 10th, 2007 08:17 PM #49With its sophisticated lines, the all-new H-1 (project codename TQ) improves on its predecessor in every measurable respect. More spacious, more comfortable and more convenient, the new H-1 reinvigorates Hyundai competitiveness in this hotly contested segment.
The new H-1 comes in passenger van and commercial van versions. The people mover is available in a variety of seating layouts: eight, nine, 11 or 12 passenger while the commercial van comes in two, three, five and six seater versions for a a high degree of versatility.
Engine
For all markets outside of Korea and the EU, power for the new H-1 is provided by a 2.5-liter turbocharged intercooled engine (4D56). Euro-III emissions-compliant, the 4D56 delivers 100ps of horsepower and 23kg m of torque whilst delivering 9.4km per litre of fuel. It's mated to a five-speed manual gearbox or the optional four-speed automatic.
For the EU and Korean markets, the new H-1 gets the A 2.5 CRDi, a Euro-IV compliant engine which with the assistance of a Variable Geometry Turbocharger delivers 170ps and 40kg m of torque. The base gearbox is a five-speed manual but an automatic is available as an option, in either four- or five-speed versions, depending on local market requirements.
For markets requiring gasoline propulsion, the 2.4-liter Theta engine is a new offering to the range. Delivering 170ps and 22.8kg m of torque, the Theta can propel the new H-1 to a maximum speed of 185km/h and has a fuel economy rating of 7.1km per litre.
Key new exterior features include the addition of dual sliding side doors, twin swing rear doors (commercial van only), enlarged wheels and tires (205/70R15 -> 215/70R16), back-up warning system (passenger van only) and a sliding side window (wagon only).
New touches to the interior include the mounting of the transmission gear shift lever to the center fascia for obstructionless movement between the driver seat and front passenger seat and the addition of an overhead storage console. The new H-1 is also fitted with an electro-chromic rear view mirror and new roof-mounted air vents for improved cooling and heating throughout the cabin.
The new H-1 gets 16-inch front disc brakes providing better braking power than the H-1's 15-inch discs. And for improved handling, it's fitted with a MacPherson strut front suspension.
Production of the new H-1 diesel edition starts in August 2007 while the petrol version won't be available until after November 2007.
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April 11th, 2007 01:03 AM #50
If you're interested to buy a HYUNDAI e try nyo contact si Sir LUI. Ok sya, hindi sya ang agent namin sa STAREX namin pero he is helping us to have our problematic STAREX fix by HARI.
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