Value for money? What do you think?
Hot items ang Rush and Xpander so baka mahirapan ka magpaschedule ng test drive due to unit unavailability. You'll just have to trust the car reviews from websites and actual owners.
Subaru almost always has test drive units available.
My wife loves her XV. It's a very easy and friendly car to drive in the city.
XV if you like the AWD, semi autonomous driving cruise control, top class safety features enabled by eye sight and relative sportiness compared to the other choices. It feels more premium as well.
The Rush or Xpander if you need the 7 seats. But dynamically they cant really compare favorably to the Subaru.
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Last edited by EQAddict; October 11th, 2018 at 12:59 PM.
The XV is pricier than the Rush or Xpander but it is reasonable as it is a better vehicle overall. The XV will drive better and offers a more premium experience.
If you really need 7 seats and with a budget for an XV, I guess the Innova is the practical choice.
If you don't need the extra row of seats and are willing to pay more for acquisition and maintenance, the XV is the better choice. Handles better, more capable with AWD, and the materials used and build quality seem to be a lot better.
My choices would be in this order: XV > Xpander > Rush
I'd also take a look at the Mobilio, BR-V, HR-V and base diesel CR-V.
Don't expect too much from a small NA engine rated at 103hp/134Nm pushing something heavier than a subcompact sedan.
The base model RAV4 is more than 1.4M and you can only buy it on order basis. We inquired about the RAV4 a few months back and Toyota could not offer a test drive. If you want one, they can order one for you and it is considered sold to you. A Forester or CX5 or CRV will be much easier to test drive and buy.
Di maganda reviews ng Rush. Mas maporma, maganda pricing and loaded sya vs competitors pero sa space, ergonomics, overall comfort, driving dynamics, power, FC etc bagsak sya.