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June 10th, 2007 10:56 AM #41
Yes, and if i am not mistaken, it's by Denso Japan, same brand used by the D-4D Toyota. I hope Mitsu Di-D wouldn't suffer the same fate.
The problem with the japs is that their technology (and often design) was mostly copied from the Europeans (often from the Germans), often without consent/license so it's mostly guesswork from the start. That's how it used to be, at least for the past decades. I'm not sure about the present.
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June 10th, 2007 12:31 PM #42
the 2.0 Di-D used in the european market is not really from Mitsubishi... Its from Volkswagen.
the outlander is a waste of money.
it's not popular among the masses - so no satisfaction for you there.
it's expensive - so you get to pay more with just about the same resale value as any other suv in the future
it's a gas-guzzler - so you need to spend more fuel on the same kilometer
kahit saan ko tignan talo ako eh
tingin ko dyan para ka lang bumili ng high-end Samsung phone with all the best features and still nobody dares to give a 2nd-look kapag nasa dinner kayo ng barkada nyo sa gerry's hehehe
peope buy cars because its their choice... it meets their lifestyle and their needs. So telling them its a waste of money is kinda rude since you seem to point that they dont know how to buy cars to fit their preference.
it's not popular among the masses - so no satisfaction for you there.
You cant have the satisfaction because you can only look it in your two eyes. Its like were comparing a Maybach with a Ferrari.
> Kids admire Ferrari and it brings a smile to the masses since its cool!
> Kids dont admire the Outlander but when you ask an owner. You'll understand. It brings a smile to those who buy them. Hey we are talking about drivers, not masses.
it's a gas-guzzler - so you need to spend more fuel on the same kilometer
it's expensive - so you get to pay more with just about the same resale value as any other suv in the future
For my lifestyle - an Outie would rock my world!
When im old and I have still have many things to think about - a CR-V would be nice.Last edited by drey; June 10th, 2007 at 08:37 PM.
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June 10th, 2007 01:07 PM #44
Hey! that's kind of rude to the CRV owners. It's like saying they're old and debt-ridden. I don't drive a CRV btw, only my cousins. hehehehhee.
Anyway, I drive a SantaFe because it's my choice. I chose it over the Fortuner and the Alterra. Why? because of the technology under its hood. Of course, the Hyundai badge met a lot of opposition but eventually, it was granted. hehehehehehe.
I don't care whether the masses agree or approve what i drive. They can drop dead if they don't like me. I'm sick with too much attention already (if only KSPs know how wonderful it is to go unnoticed - but they're too busy begging for attention). I also don't have any "shortage" :naughty2: that i need to supplement with expensive/popular things. hehehehehehehehehehehehehehe :rofl:
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June 10th, 2007 01:24 PM #45BTW FYI the outlander is not cbu from japan but from the US as per dealers info
Much like those Mid-East spec Land Cruisers from the Middle East, yep, they're made in Japan, too. Just so happens the gray marketeers buy them from the Mid-East.
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June 10th, 2007 01:34 PM #46
'Waste' is relative. Some people buy Php100,000 paintings and don't really consider it a waste.
Some of us here actually like being unpopular. Hence my love for driving our mommy-mobile Volvo 850 wagon. I can drive all day without seeing myself.
For all the loot that you get, the price of the Outlander is pretty reasonable. Value is not equal to resale value. If you are after resale, get a 'Yota or a Honda and enjoy your 5 years together (I assume it will be sold after).
For a V6 it gets decent economy. My brother's two ton non-MIVEC V6 Montero gets 5-7km/L in the urban cycle so I expect the lighter and more advanced Outlander to do the same.
No one gives a 2nd look at my Siemens M65 over dinner, too. But I'm pretty happy with it.
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June 10th, 2007 03:58 PM #48
sa isuzu naman kasi nagkakaproblem na din sa ibang asian countries tapos tinapon pa din dito. that's accdg. to the tsikoteer who filed and won a lawsuit against Isuzu here.
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June 10th, 2007 04:04 PM #49
think about your requirements and prioritize accordingly. then, evaluate how these vehicles relate to your needs. I'm not sure if your number 1 priority is cost, looks, features, fuel efficiency, realitability, aftersales support etc create a subcategory for those topics that have equal value, just to break the tie.
i think all three are great cars. its just how they rank up on your list.
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June 10th, 2007 04:05 PM #50
i'd go for the outlander! i love everything about it!
just wondering why i don't see a lot of it on the roads...
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