I'm looking at buying a 2nd hand 2010 suv.
I'm looking at the options below. What are the pros and cons of each car? Which is the best option?
Honda crv
Hyundai tucson
Nissan xtrail
Mitsubishi monterosport
Toyota rav4
Subaru forester
Thanks!
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May 1st, 2013 11:08 AM #2You can research which vehicle won the 2010 SUV of the Year and start from there.
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May 1st, 2013 12:11 PM #4Sa bawat manufacturer, namili lang siya ng isa.
Originally Posted by Retz
bakit ala Fort sa list?
Nagkataon lang na RAV4 ang nagustuhan niya sa Toyota line...
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May 1st, 2013 01:47 PM #5Forester XT - most power output among the choices (hehehe). With the new Forester out, the older model might be priced lower.
If you want a small SUV with a diesel engine, go with a Tucson CRDi or Sportage CRDi
If you really need the extra space, you can choose from the Santa Fe/Sorento CRDi or Montero Sport.
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May 1st, 2013 11:41 AM #6Montero Sport Originally Posted by sammylao13
2010-2011 Best Midsize SUV; Car of the Year (CAGI)
2009 Best Midsize SUV 4x2 ; Car of the Year (CAGI)
2009 Midsize SUV of the Year; Auto Focus People’s Choice Award
-2009 Media’s Choice- Best Bang for the Buck; Montero Sport; Auto Focus People’s Choice Award
-2009 Class 17 Compact SUV; Montero Sport 4x4 AT; C! Awards
ASX
2010-2011 Best Compact Crossover 2wd; Car of the Year
from MMC facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Mitsubishi....ines.Corp/info
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May 4th, 2013 02:17 PM #7What are your priorities? Comfort? Performance? Must sit how many people? Good fuel consumption or acceptable fuel consumption? Flood fording capabilities? Etc??? That can help put forward the cars you can prioritize on the list. Originally Posted by sammylao13
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May 4th, 2013 04:46 PM #8Among these, the Montero would be the most practical considering the bigger seating capacity, diesel engine, higher ground clearance, more durable chassis and excellent flood fording capabilities.
The only other car I'd personally consider would be the Tucson CRDi. The rest would eat a hole in my wallet with the high fuel consumption!
What are you looking for? Budget?
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