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June 27th, 2018 11:59 PM #21
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June 28th, 2018 12:29 AM #22
FORT V vs MUX?
Kung tagtag kasi ang usapan?!
Depende po talaga sa nakasanyan lalo kung ikaw ang nagmamaneho or meron personal/family/company driver..
Kasi once po na talagang kayo po ang nagmamaneho most of the time,
between driving and riding..
malalaman nyo agad...
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June 28th, 2018 12:32 AM #23
Bulok po specs ng Fortuner V. Go for the higher trim, yung V ata base model.
My uncle got one last month, na underwhelm ako sa loob.
Liit ng infotainment, then ni-reverse ko nag aantay ako lumabas yung rear view cam, pero wala pala lol.
Tapos 2 airbags lang!
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June 28th, 2018 12:42 AM #24the V is topper than the G.
unless!
someone sikwated out the G emblem, and replaced it with a V emblem.
heh heh.
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June 28th, 2018 12:57 AM #25
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June 28th, 2018 01:01 AM #26for people who just saw a MUX in a showroom, the perception is the interior is cheap. but I have owned it for like 7 months now, if it's really cheap materials then madami na tear or gasgas eto, but it's not easily scratched nor damaged.
but if youre talking about the Rush that i dissed so much, pangit talaga sya sorry. it doesnt look like a bad ass suv. if you ask me, Toyota is duping customers in believing that that car is an SUV buy just fitting suv suspension and higher ground clearance to a body of a Mobilio or Ertiga.
The Fortuner maybe a good car but it lacks one important necessity in today's setting, a reverse cam. for the price, if some say it's only 5k or 10k third party install, eh bakit hinde pa nila maibibigay even on the top of the line version. ALL PPVs have it. dont tell me it's a toyota. Apple had too manufacturer a bigger screen smartphone coz all others have standard sizes at 5in up. if Apple had their way, mag-stick yun sa pinakamaliit na screen coz they think highly of their brand.
personally, I just hate people saying it's a Toyota pero okey lang walang reverse camera. that's a very big car to operate in our compact roads. the reverse cam is not only for the safety of the owner /driver but also of others. pedestrians and other cars.
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if you're insinuating naman that I am a fanboy of Isuzu. I dont give a damn whichever you or they prefer. im just stating facts based on ownership, not opinions na nakuha lang sa first visit sa showroom
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June 28th, 2018 01:09 AM #27
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June 28th, 2018 01:13 AM #29this is something that I cannot reconcile. when the say Toyota, it's reliable. for me, all japanese PPVs are reliable, Mitsu, Isuzu, Nissan. Isuzu is even more reliable than Toyota because it can still run non-synthetic oil on its engine. Put this on the latest generation Fortuner or Montero, medyo kabahan kayo. now is that really reliable?
what if dinala sa afghanistan or africa ang Fortuner / Montero, and because of the situation there, regular engine oil lang available, now that is my question? will these cars run at optimum reliability given the setting .
in Australia, it was reviewed that the current Pajero can take diesel with 20-30% water contamination and still traverse the outback. now, that's reliable, ilan km crossing the Australian desert, not enough for one full tank. if you pass by a house with a measily small buisines diesel filling station that's not top 3 , the Pajero can still run and continue its quest. nows that reliable.
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June 28th, 2018 01:18 AM #30what is the movie arab terrorist's pick up of choice?
i didn't know that mineral oil is not recommended for the latest-model forts and montys...Last edited by dr. d; June 28th, 2018 at 01:20 AM.
Because pinoy mentality. Not surprising.
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