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July 7th, 2013 09:51 PM #11
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July 7th, 2013 11:29 PM #12Di sulit ang Alphard 2.4 dahil di kasali sa JPEPA tax exemption program. Less than 100k lang ang price difference sa 3.5V6. And then I believe they may actually be able to price it even lower if not for the presence of the expensive 2.4L variant. If it really consumes at 5-6km/L, hindi rin naglalayo diyan ang 3.5L. The 2.4 is gonna be both underpowered and thirsty. At least with the V6, you get excellent performance even if its thirsty.
If you're concerned about FC, maybe you'd like to check out the Carnival, preferably from the grey market, if you want something comfortable and with loads of space. KDM models have pretty much all the bells and whistles found in the Previa along with the 2.2 R e-VGT engine, 6 speed transmission and a 4th row.Last edited by GTi; July 7th, 2013 at 11:35 PM.
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July 8th, 2013 09:48 AM #13
If 2.4L, i personally like the sleek design of the Previa versus the Alphard. However, the Alphard has better space utilization AFAIK so in the end, this might win the purchase decision. The Previa is mostly by indent order when i inquired about a year ago so you have to wait and cough out the advance payment.
Power-wise, the 2.4L will get the job done (we used to take a 2003 Previa 2.4L up to Baguio, with a Thule roof box and all). Unless you drive the car often with a heavy load and really desire the speed (especially when you're passing), the 2.4L is fine for most of your driving needs. If you can afford the 3.5L, the go for it. :D
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July 8th, 2013 10:05 AM #14
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July 8th, 2013 11:37 AM #15
Eto is dahil lang sa wants...
Kung meron din ang Alphard na remote door open (Open Sesame) like the Previa then go Alphard... Else sa Previa na
I hope na consider mo na iba pero want lang yan kasi masarap paglaruan yung remote para sa door wag lang sosobra ma ma discharge mo ng todo yung battery hehe
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July 8th, 2013 04:20 PM #17
May 2.4L Alphard pa ba? With the price difference, might not be enough ready stock.
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July 8th, 2013 04:55 PM #18Bought a V6 Alphard couple of months back and no issues whatsoever. If you want a luxury MPV, then this is the choice. Because of the weight of the Alphard, I guess the 2.4l will struggle. Main difference between the 2.4 and the V6 are: 6 speed AT vs 4 speed AT, DVD/GPS for the V6 while a 6 disc changer for the 2.4. Otherwise everything is the same. As with the small price difference of about 150k go for the V6. As for the Alphard vs the Previa. No doubt, the Alphard is a better luxury MPV, but the price difference between the Alpahrd V6 and the Previa is almost 700k. Both are good MPV's, but if money is not a consideration get the Alphard, but if you cannot justify the 700k price difference then the Previa is a good alternative.
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July 8th, 2013 07:49 PM #19
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July 9th, 2013 10:14 PM #20FC is at about 5 and if lucky 6 (city) these are mixed light to heavy traffic, but if you use it mostly on weekdays + rush hour expect it to go lower. Best I had was at 9 highway. At this pricepoint FC shouldnt really be an issue if you are able to buy a 3.1M car then you should be able to afford filling it up.
The Previa would be a good alternative at 700k cheaper than the V6. Sits 7 comfortably but is smaller compared to the Alphard. When I checked a couple of months back parang per order basis lang so expect to pay a higher deposit and longer wait times. But I dont know if they chaned na
just seen a 10th gen cross 200,000 miles on reddit. is this a unicorn or has the cvt been proven...
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