New nissan terra

[Wh1stl3r]

Thanks guys. Forgot to mention the unit I tested was the 4x2 VL variant.

[Dr. Strange]

Thanks guys. Forgot to mention the unit I tested was the 4x2 VL variant.

would you consider nissan terra to other ppv in the market?

[StockEngine]

The Terra's interior is mostly lifted from the NP300 and while it isn't bad, it's starting to show its age. The center console is tiny. Almost all surfaces are hard plastics. The Everest's and Fortuner's dashboards are definitely better. So are their steering wheels. I wish they put the 2018 X-trail's Tie Fighter steering wheel in there in lieu of that old bikini wheel. And yes, if you're the type who holds the bottom part of the wheel when doing wide turns you'll probably end up pressing the horn inadvertently.

But the front seats of the Terra are nicely sized, extremely supportive and comfortable. I really like the Zero G material (memory foam). The driver's seat's electronic adjustment allows for cushion tilt which I like. Haven't had much seat time in the 2nd row so I can't compare. As for NVH I can't remember if the Everest or Fort are as quiet but in my short drive, it seems at par with the current CR-V.

I did panic for a second when I glanced at the rear view mirror and didn't see the portly Nissan agent seated in the 2nd row. For a moment I thought baka multo, but then I remembered it was the intelligent rear view mirror at work.

10/10 review! Crv is the better 5seater ?

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[jut703]

Checked out the Terra - it's a pretty good jack of all trades. Not particularly outstanding in any aspect, but not bad either.

Interior is wide enough for 5 in the first and second rows. The second row sits quite high, I personally am not a fan but others might like the theatre-style seats.

Interior design is middle of the pack - better than the hideous MUX but not as good as the Everest or Fortuner.

Exterior is also middle of the pack - no bad angles, I would rank it above the Montero, par with the MUX, but not as good-looking as the Fortuner or Everest.

3rd row is pretty spacious but it's a knees-up affair with the very high floor. Again, middle of the pack - the Montero has the tightest 3rd row, then the Fort, then the Terra, then the MUX, then the Everest.

Both the Terra and Montero have very high floors so your knees are bent awkardly. The MUX on the other hand doesn't recline so if you're on the chunky side, you might find the seating position too upright.

Terra - decent space but knees up:


Montero - knees up, limited space for 2nd and 3rd rows:


Fortuner - slightly cramped but better seating position with recline:


MUX - spacious for all 3 rows and knees not too bent but no recline:


Everest - spacious with good knee seating position and recline, but 2nd row compromised due to thick seats, no tumble for 2nd row


Will comment on the power, ride and handling once I get my hands on a unit.

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[StockEngine]

Jut comment on the steering horn [emoji848]

Your PPV 3rd row comparison ought to be in an article in autoindustriya.

3rd row of the Ms is comfy naman because of the recessed seat bottom. Vs the flat seat bottom of the Nissan xtrail/terra

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[minicarph]

Checked out the Terra - it's a pretty good jack of all trades. Not particularly outstanding in any aspect, but not bad either.

Interior is wide enough for 5 in the first and second rows. The second row sits quite high, I personally am not a fan but others might like the theatre-style seats.

Interior design is middle of the pack - better than the hideous MUX but not as good as the Everest or Fortuner.

Exterior is also middle of the pack - no bad angles, I would rank it above the Montero, par with the MUX, but not as good-looking as the Fortuner or Everest.

3rd row is pretty spacious but it's a knees-up affair with the very high floor. Again, middle of the pack - the Montero has the tightest 3rd row, then the Fort, then the Terra, then the MUX, then the Everest.

Both the Terra and Montero have very high floors so your knees are bent awkardly. The MUX on the other hand doesn't recline so if you're on the chunky side, you might find the seating position too upright.

Terra - decent space but knees up:


Montero - knees up, limited space for 2nd and 3rd rows:


Fortuner - slightly cramped but better seating position with recline:


MUX - spacious for all 3 rows and knees not too bent but no recline:


Everest - spacious with good knee seating position and recline, but 2nd row compromised due to thick seats, no tumble for 2nd row


Will comment on the power, ride and handling once I get my hands on a unit.

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wow, juts payat na ng legs mo, nagworkout ka ba ng husto sa upcoming wedding mo. good job. kaya lang walang medyas, parang naasiman ako sa mga nakikita ko di naka-medyas, di ba umaasim yan mga gilid-gilid ng toes mo, turn off

[jut703]

wow, juts payat na ng legs mo, nagworkout ka ba ng husto sa upcoming wedding mo. good job. kaya lang walang medyas, parang naasiman ako sa mga nakikita ko di naka-medyas, di ba umaasim yan mga gilid-gilid ng toes mo, turn off

Foot socks dear. They've been around for years. [emoji6]



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[minicarph]

di ba pambabae lang yan, le me guess, sabi ng fiancee mo HoT ka tignan pag nakasuot ka ng ganyan, ganyan din wife ko eh, pero di ko pinansin, Ifeel naked

[istan]

I also do foot socks. Lalaki ako.

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[StockEngine]

di ba pambabae lang yan, le me guess, sabi ng fiancee mo HoT ka tignan pag nakasuot ka ng ganyan, ganyan din wife ko eh, pero di ko pinansin, Ifeel naked

Tropical climate

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