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April 27th, 2010 08:28 PM #1
Guys, i need your opinion. Which one would be better based on my needs?
1. Its going to be a daily drive.
2. I have 2 kids and a big dog.
3. I only go on long trips 2-3 times a year.
4. I go for comfort and space
5. Tipid rin in gas and maintenance.
6. My wife is also going to drive this so it should be easy to drive
I'm going only for the 2.0 4x2 models. Appreciate all the inputs. Thanks.
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April 27th, 2010 08:56 PM #3Yup go for the tucson....
the GLS model, comes with the cool lexus/bmw style Smart Keys and Push Button start.
very cool!
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April 27th, 2010 09:28 PM #4
Tucson.
The explanation is VERY simple, and here it goes ...
Subaru should be out of your list because of number 5. The Forester is AWD, so if you own one, you shouldn't expect good figures in your FC. And since the FXT has only one CASA, parts COULD be pricey and hard to find in the next couple of years.
The CR-V too should be out also because of number 5-, maintenance. Knowing Honda they have high maintenance and cost of parts.
And that leaves the Tucson. See ? As what I have told you, explanation is very simple. :lol:
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April 27th, 2010 10:43 PM #5
Thanks guys.
Well i had to do a re-think about the maintenance though. I really don't mind paying a premium just as long they are quality parts. Plus, what are the service intervals of these vehicles? 5000 or 10000km?
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April 28th, 2010 12:12 AM #6Tucson for ME... Maganda yung Forester for since concern mo FC then Tucson wins here.... And if i were you.. get the CRDi..
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April 28th, 2010 12:25 AM #7
ahmmmmm brader, sa Premium Variant lang po yan. kaya may "*".
okay BTT: Heto nanaman tayo. Comparo nanaman nung tatlong sasakyan. ang sakit na sa ulo mag sagot
Well i had to do a re-think about the maintenance though. I really don't mind paying a premium just as long they are quality parts. Plus, what are the service intervals of these vehicles? 5000 or 10000km?
For me, Tucson. Best FC if na break in ng maayos. 6 speed tranny w/ manual sports mode, leather seats (GLS 4X2 Gas), steering wheel audio controls, etc. Mura pa maintenance.
CR-V, kahit may minor facelift change, you can't change the fact na 3 years na sya sa market. Luma na yung style nya. at sa totoo lang hindi maganda yung ride ng CR-V. Lacks torque kasi 155 HP lang (Tucson GLS 4X2 gas has 167HP ata)
Forester, good car IMO, pero AWD. won't give you the best FC and low maintenance cost, ang mahirap pa iisa lang ang casa. (baka mag react nanaman yung may mga 2.0 Forester diyan)
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April 28th, 2010 10:10 AM #8
+1 for tucson, why?
tucson over crv, they're both practical cars so it will come down on the looks, personally i like the tucson's looks (interior and exterior) more than the crv.
tucson over forester naman, the forester isn't known to be comfortable and it's fc is only at 6-8km/liter. the forester is known for it's performance not practicality, also just to correct people saying parts for the subaru is hard to find, they are wrong and probably don't own one. it's just not as easy to find as honda parts na every where you go meron parts for it.
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April 28th, 2010 07:35 PM #9
your comparo is for the 2.0L gas right? crv and forester is bit sluggish compare to tucson.
gls tucson for me the practicality and value for the money is hardly to beat by any suv of the same category...
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April 30th, 2010 03:23 AM #10Dude get the tucson, good looking, fresh, comfortable ride and FC is practical with a powerful engine. Good resale din yan later on.
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