brand new advised 2011

**aronniksa** · May 18th, 2011 02:20 PM

mga sir thank you sa reply..for family na din po at everyday gagamitin ng wife ko sa ofis city drive po,san pedro to tagaytay via greenfield, first chioce ko dati ung avanza un nga lang medyo up to 7 seater lang kapag my outing po ung family medyo malalaki mga brother ko. pero mas ok po ba diesel?

**aronniksa** · May 18th, 2011 02:23 PM

Ry-Tower
sir never pa po na try pero mostly mga unit ditosa kapitbahay namin adventure po.

**mda** · May 18th, 2011 02:39 PM

Not considering the innova?

**renzo_d10** · May 18th, 2011 02:45 PM

Originally Posted by aronniksa

mga sir thank you sa reply..for family na din po at everyday gagamitin ng wife ko sa ofis city drive po,san pedro to tagaytay via greenfield, first chioce ko dati ung avanza un nga lang medyo up to 7 seater lang kapag my outing po ung family medyo malalaki mga brother ko. pero mas ok po ba diesel?

Yeah, they're old school diesels so they will have cheaper maintenance as compared to modern engines regardless of the fuel-type being used.

**Burai** · May 18th, 2011 03:00 PM

avanza-adventure-crosswing ako
kaso since sabi mo malalaki isasama nyo pag may trip, dun na ako nagtaka bakit avanza naisip nyo kesa sa innova. avanza bagay nga kay misis lalo na kung siya lang lagi gagamit kasi maliit lang avanza. design lang ng avanza ako hindi masyado nagaganahan...

ang ayoko sa crosswind naman eh masyado mausok compare sa ibang choices mo.

**renzo_d10** · May 18th, 2011 03:02 PM

Yeh better yet consider the Innova as well. Bigger. Looks better & can seat people more comfortably. Kasya 8, sa Avanza ... 7 lang ata.

**niky** · May 18th, 2011 03:15 PM

I actually like the knee-room in the Avanza third row better, but the Innova is really more spacious.

Amongst the three given, the Avanza has the most comfortable ride, the Crosswind the least... but the Crosswind has lots of space and good utility.

It's also very easy to maintain... no timing belts or timing chain tensioners... very mechanically simple. The interior plastics are garbage and the steel is soft, which makes the hinges come out of alignment easily, and our dashboard is failing... but the engine and transmission are still going strong on just the second clutch. (200,000 kilometers plus... may be much more... our odometer is going bad...

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If you'd consider the base gasoline Innova, that's probably closer to what you want out of a family car than any of the above, though.

**aronniksa** · May 18th, 2011 04:43 PM

ok din po sana ung innova sir kaya lng po sa range ng price J variant lang po

**aronniksa** · May 18th, 2011 04:45 PM

It's also very easy to maintain... no timing belts or timing chain tensioners... very mechanically simple. The interior plastics are garbage and the steel is soft, which makes the hinges come out of alignment easily, and our dashboard is failing... but the engine and transmission are still going strong on just the second clutch. (200,000 kilometers plus... may be much more... our odometer is going bad.

sir avanza po ba ito or crosswind

**Ry_Tower** · May 18th, 2011 05:07 PM

Originally Posted by aronniksa

Ry-Tower
sir never pa po na try pero mostly mga unit ditosa kapitbahay namin adventure po.

Since medyo malalaki brother mo, Adventure or crosswind na nga lang. If Innova kasi, medyo unreliable pa diesel nila eh. Kung la ka malaking savings for maintenance, mag-old school ka na lang muna. Mas bagay sa mga newbie. Pero if knowledgeable ka na sa car maintenance, puwede mo na din i-consider Innova.

Tama si sir renz, Advie na GLS ang da best in terms of value for money between you 3 choices.