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    #1211
    Quote Originally Posted by RandMcnally View Post
    Im wondering if the additional specs on the 2.0 AT variant worth 75 -100k? Dealers can give that much discount for the 2013 variant which makes me think if leather seats + istop + rear camera is worth it. I was already planning to buy one when I heard there's a newer model. Thanks

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    I agree. Same situation also.

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    #1212
    Question din sa mga naka AWD - useful technology ba ung i-stop? Kasi parang naiisip ko, madaling bibigay ang battery dahil jan eh, kahit pa sabihin mong special battery xa...

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    #1213
    Quote Originally Posted by Albastru View Post
    Question din sa mga naka AWD - useful technology ba ung i-stop? Kasi parang naiisip ko, madaling bibigay ang battery dahil jan eh, kahit pa sabihin mong special battery xa...
    i-Stop or idle stop / auto start stop is not a new technology. Euros have been offering similar technology for so many years already. By this time, battery manufacturers would have perfected their end of the tech loop already.

    Also, what sets Mazda's i-Stop apart is that it relies on combustion (that's why the pistons line-up at the middle of their cylinders), and not on the starter motor.

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    #1214
    Quote Originally Posted by Albastru View Post
    Question din sa mga naka AWD - useful technology ba ung i-stop? Kasi parang naiisip ko, madaling bibigay ang battery dahil jan eh, kahit pa sabihin mong special battery xa...
    You have the option naman to disable ur i-stop, where I live di naman ganon ka-grabe traffic so if ever I chance to be on a stop light I don't press the break pedal that hard para huwag mag-activate i-stop but I really like the tech.

    Anyway guys, what would you recommend for gps nav na babagay sa ating CX5? I'm not planning on replacing the HU, un portable lang and at least 5inch screen sana. Thanks in advance

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    #1215
    Quote Originally Posted by Kevz321 View Post
    You have the option naman to disable ur i-stop, where I live di naman ganon ka-grabe traffic so if ever I chance to be on a stop light I don't press the break pedal that hard para huwag mag-activate i-stop but I really like the tech.

    Anyway guys, what would you recommend for gps nav na babagay sa ating CX5? I'm not planning on replacing the HU, un portable lang and at least 5inch screen sana. Thanks in advance
    Garmin has one na windshield mounted. Di ko lang sure yung accuracy ng maps. For me, a cheaper alternative would be to get a pocket wifi, connect your smartphone, and use google maps instead. :D

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    #1216
    Quote Originally Posted by germs View Post
    i-Stop or idle stop / auto start stop is not a new technology. Euros have been offering similar technology for so many years already. By this time, battery manufacturers would have perfected their end of the tech loop already.

    Also, what sets Mazda's i-Stop apart is that it relies on combustion (that's why the pistons line-up at the middle of their cylinders), and not on the starter motor.
    Thanks. Useful info here. So sa 80-100K na price difference, 40-50K for leather seats, the rest is for the justification of the i-stop and the rear-view camera... Hmmm...

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    #1217
    Quote Originally Posted by germs View Post
    what sets Mazda's i-Stop apart is that it relies on combustion (that's why the pistons line-up at the middle of their cylinders), and not on the starter motor.
    i-Stop is absolutely, positively brilliant. In the right conditions, it can make a 1-2 km/l difference in stop-and-go traffic. Some people find the shudder at restart annoying, but I don't mind it. Every time I hear the motor turn off, I smile, because I know I'm saving gas.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    #1218
    ^ Sana lang mas mura battery in the future, almost 3X nang current 2sm MF eh. hehe

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    #1219
    Quote Originally Posted by Kevz321 View Post
    You have the option naman to disable ur i-stop, where I live di naman ganon ka-grabe traffic so if ever I chance to be on a stop light I don't press the break pedal that hard para huwag mag-activate i-stop but I really like the tech.

    Anyway guys, what would you recommend for gps nav na babagay sa ating CX5? I'm not planning on replacing the HU, un portable lang and at least 5inch screen sana. Thanks in advance
    Same here, I almost don't notice the i-stop working which is a good thing.

    Regarding GPS, I just bought a Garmin (forgot model number) at a motorbike accessory shop beside BMW Autohaus in Libis. I'm pleasantly surprised how detailed the map iand it comes with an analogue TV feature (good when in traffic jams). Plus map updates are available for free download. There are other cheaper Garmin models but I got the top of the line unit.

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    #1220
    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    ^ Sana lang mas mura battery in the future, almost 3X nang current 2sm MF eh. hehe
    Don't worry, what you saved for the yojin free maintenance is more than enough for the replacement batt plus extra for gadgets add ons...:thumbup:

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