New nissan terra

[Ketib]

Wala pa akong nakitang Terra rito sa amin a, daily naman ako lumalabas.

[PATSYS]

Sa fuel gauge, is it the same with navarra na even though more than 120K pa left to empty na warning na?

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Have not experienced so far, palaging full tank eh :D

[heavenlee]

Exterior dimensions? Bakit sa LABAS ka ba nakasakay?

i compared my eve with my neighbor's MuX. Pag interior width lamang konti MuX. Mas manipis kasi doors ng MuX kahit mas malapad sa.labas ang eve. Yung bagong MuX ha hindi yung luma. Mas mahaba eve pero napunta sa luggage space behind the 3rd row and not to leg room.

Ahhh, so even though everest is externally the biggest in its class, it is not, in fact, the roomiest. Mux is even roomier, even though it's externally smaller. This is a consideration for many -- roominess vs. being just externally large.

Being the biggest, everest will be harder to maneuver in tight and narrow places. But then having thicker steel ddors, means the everest must be "safer".

On romminess, you know how big Filipino families love having all that space to seat the most number of people in a PPV.

I wonder how the Terra stacks up against these two in terms of romminess.

[heavenlee]

Wala pa akong nakitang Terra rito sa amin a, daily naman ako lumalabas.

Where is your palce sir? I myself have only seen one or two on the road. I'm in Q.C. area most of the time.

[dr. d]

Ahhh, so even though everest is externally the biggest in its class, it is not, in fact, the roomiest. Mux is even roomier, even though it's externally smaller. This is a consideration for many -- roominess vs. being just externally large.

Being the biggest, everest will be harder to maneuver in tight and narrow places. But then having thicker steel ddors, means the everest must be "safer".

On romminess, you know how big Filipino families love having all that space to seat the most number of people in a PPV.

I wonder how the Terra stacks up against these two in terms of romminess.

are these based on subjectives, or are there numbers supporting these?
for some reason, internal dimensions don't seem very popular here. many of the specification sheet flyers i have seen, don't have 'em.

[Ketib]

Where is your palce sir? I myself have only seen one or two on the road. I'm in Q.C. area most of the time.

Davao, sir. Maybe, drawing board pa lang marami.

[heavenlee]

are these based on subjectives, or are there numbers supporting these?
for some reason, internal dimensions don't seem very popular here. many of the specification sheet flyers i have seen, don't have 'em.

It seemed our fellow member her, sir yebo, took measurements for the everest and the mux so that's objective enough. But you are right sir, seems those numbers aren't on the brochures. You're probably rigbht also, must be because no one really cares for objective numbers, only subjective "feel".

[Wh1stl3r]

Ahhh, so even though everest is externally the biggest in its class, it is not, in fact, the roomiest. Mux is even roomier, even though it's externally smaller. This is a consideration for many -- roominess vs. being just externally large.

Being the biggest, everest will be harder to maneuver in tight and narrow places. But then having thicker steel ddors, means the everest must be "safer".

On romminess, you know how big Filipino families love having all that space to seat the most number of people in a PPV.

I wonder how the Terra stacks up against these two in terms of romminess.

I don't think thicker sheet metal would eat into so much cabin space. Difference will only be a millimeter or so. Body design and interior siding thickness will determine how much usable space there is. The flatter the panels and thinner the sidings, the more interior space. Then it will come down to seat thickness, console length, dashboard, etc. Haven't seated 3 at the 2nd row yet but I think interior width is similar to the Fort. Legroom seems best in class.

[StockEngine]

But then having thicker steel ddors, means the everest must be "safer".

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Thicker doors doesn't necessarily mean thicker sheet metal.

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[heavenlee]

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Thicker doors doesn't necessarily mean thicker sheet metal.

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Just thicker innnards? Could be, but the first though one gets is that they are made of thicker metal.