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  1. Join Date
    Apr 2006
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    #1
    If you were to choose a daily driver among the 3 models, which will you choose? AT or MT? Please include performance, riding comfort, fuel consumption and maintenance cost. I prfer auto matic transmission though. Do these models have AT?

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    #2
    i believe lahat yan available sa a/t.

    if i were to choose between the 3, i'll definitely choose the x-trail because of its low resale value(which doesn't actually mean that it's not durable/reliable). since you are a second hand buyer you can use this to your advantage because you can get "newer" vehicle with a lot of features with the same price as a later model toyota. and nissan haven't really changed much of the x-trail so your car wouldn't be viewed as a "old model". it's performance and riding comfort is good plus it's interior space is better than the rav4, but it's quite thirsty i've read that it averages 6-7km/l for city driving. maintenance cost wouldn't be as cheap as a toyota but i think it is reasonably priced and the main advantage of the xtrail among the other choices is that it can actually be a good off-roader.


    my 2 cents!

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    #3
    i vote for the XTrail as well but get the 2.5 model. better power and fuel economy ata since less strained yung engine.

    Quote Originally Posted by fullmetal View Post
    i believe lahat yan available sa a/t.

    if i were to choose between the 3, i'll definitely choose the x-trail because of its low resale value(which doesn't actually mean that it's not durable/reliable). since you are a second hand buyer you can use this to your advantage because you can get "newer" vehicle with a lot of features with the same price as a later model toyota. and nissan haven't really changed much of the x-trail so your car wouldn't be viewed as a "old model". it's performance and riding comfort is good plus it's interior space is better than the rav4, but it's quite thirsty i've read that it averages 6-7km/l for city driving. maintenance cost wouldn't be as cheap as a toyota but i think it is reasonably priced and the main advantage of the xtrail among the other choices is that it can actually be a good off-roader.


    my 2 cents!

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    #4
    I'll take the X-Trail anytime, in 2.0L guise for everyday travel.

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    #5
    You won't have any problems finding a/t versions of any of the three choices. I'm not sure but from what I know the X-trail and Outlander only came out with a/t. And most buyers of these vehicles bought a/t.

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    #6
    Quote Originally Posted by glntVR View Post
    You won't have any problems finding a/t versions of any of the three choices. I'm not sure but from what I know the X-trail and Outlander only came out with a/t. And most buyers of these vehicles bought a/t.
    Walang manual silang lahat when new..

  7. Join Date
    Jan 2006
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    #7
    Quote Originally Posted by myk384 View Post
    Walang manual silang lahat when new..
    There was a M/T Rav 4 both in 1.8L (4x2) and 2.0L (4x4)models. The A/T version was only a 2.0L (4x4).

    I want the X-Trail it's still looks new among the lot.

  8. Join Date
    Apr 2006
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    #8
    Thanks for the input. I guess Xtrail would be a good buy. Check ko lang ang idling problem and pulley problems bago decide kunin ang car. Around how much ang going rate ng 2.0 and 2.5 na Xtrail?

04/05 RAV 4, X-Trail 2.0 2.5 and Outlander