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December 15th, 2008 01:16 PM #11
i agree, driving this baby by yourself can feel freaky.. got to drive it to the airport when I had to pick up some relatives. It's so spacious and when you look in the rear view mirror.. parang may mga nakaupo sa likod.. hehehehe...
or maybe it's just me.. brand new pa kasi nun, kaya weird talaga..
pero when driving full.. mabilis pa ren cia and handles very well.. My tito who owns this say, he still hits 6-7 km/l which is not that bad.
I have yet to drive a Fort, hence I couldn't compare, but just for looks, handling and rarity of the Grandis compared to Fort, Grandis pa ren ako.
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December 17th, 2008 04:08 PM #12just want to add... the Grandis is NOT hard to drive... it just feels awkward driving alone....
easier to maneuver than a mid size SUV (pajero/fort/trooper... which i have compared)... turning radius is like a car, not a truck
its length and width is smaller than a Camry... shorter than a Ford everest
but if image is important plus resale... will still get a mid size SUV
Brand new Grandis is 1.250M, Fort will set you back 1.380M.... personally, its a hard choice!
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December 18th, 2008 08:43 AM #13
I haven't seen a Hyundai Santa Fe kick 200kph... not even in Youtube. Besides, the Manufacturers claim is just 180kph(no electronic limitations here) but I know it can hit 186kph. Fellow Santa Fe owner myself.
Nwei, Grandis or Fortuner. Minivan or SUV?
Ride height - Fortuner
Interior Space - Fortuner
Interior looks - Grandis
fuel efficiency - none
parts available(maski sa banawe) - fortuner
exterior looks - Grandis, eyesore na fortuner specially the ones with all the chrome kits.
resale value - for now, fortuner
Magandang match-up is Grandis vs. Grand Starex - Starex wins hands down by overall packaging!
Fortuner vs. Santa Fe - meadyo malapit na laban ito!
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December 18th, 2008 01:39 PM #14
you just need an open road (NLEX, SCTEX and STAR) although sometimes, traffic. A lot of SFs have already reached 200, some even surpassed it. ^_^
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December 19th, 2008 02:31 AM #15just adding something from my previous post above (kahit medyo OT), maganda rin naman mga katulad ng grandis lalo na yung subaru exiga. i dunno lang kung kasing exciting and fun to drive (as what subaru.jp said) niya ang exiga. if it is not hard to drive, then its fun to drive
teka
is it like parang nagddrive ka alone using a grand livina ba? hehehe
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December 25th, 2008 11:48 PM #16
Maganda ang Grandis at mura nalang ngayon sya....A must buy dahil eto ang isa sa underrated MPV ng Pinas..
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December 30th, 2008 09:41 PM #17We have both cars. Although our Fortuner is the 3.0V. I would highly recommend the Grandis if you have little kids. When we travel I have 2 little kids (Age 3 and 1.5 with their car seats) and 2 yayas and of course my wife. I feel the Grandis is the most underrated MPV out there. Feels and rides like a midsize sedan but not the midsize sedan price. I agree that it is very refined. It's a much cheaper alternative to the Toyota Previa. Our Fortuner really feels like a truck after you ride the Grandis. From time to time we also use it for going to the office. For me the only downsides are the low ground clearance and the fuel economy. Average fuel economy for me is 6.5-7.5kpl mixed city and highway.
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