2013 Isuzu Crosswind or 2009 Toyota Innova

**myk384** · May 23rd, 2013 10:42 AM

What variant ba ng 2009 Innova?

**Syuryuken** · May 23rd, 2013 02:47 PM

Originally Posted by 1D4LV

apologies if i will be offending the xwind owners, but my personal opinion is that even if you are getting the xwind brand new, you are still getting a 15 year old car... xwinds design and engine has not changed a bit, so i would still go for a second hand 3 year old innova, which is more refined, and rides better.

to the ts, if your budget is 900k and it wont be enough for a brand new innova e, i dp mo yung 900k mo... liit na lang balance mo, and you get a brand new innova.
baka wala pang 6k per month babayaran mo.

but then again, the isuzu engine is the most durable in its class.... no doubt about that... i just feel that the innova is better, maski second hand pa yan.

mahina din preno ng crosswind

**d_mac** · May 24th, 2013 03:40 PM

Originally Posted by donald015

Which is better Brand New 2013 Isuzu Crosswind XT Limited Edition or Second Hand 2009 Toyota Innova G with 40k Millage from Toyota Shop

WOW, brand new for brand new, i will get the Innova 2.5 D-4D.

Pero kung pang-matagalan siguro Crosswind XT pa rin kukunin ko. Right now, plus 40,000 kms ang Innova namin and i am still observing it as to its longevity. Tatagal naman ito siempre at marami pang mileage pero i doubt lang kung maaabot nito ang plus 350,000 kms odo mileage before it stopped counting na ang Crosswind XT namin na hindi naman talaga nakakatikim ng casa maintenance. Gamit na gamit pa rin itong Crosswind na luma to this day.

Now kung 40,000 km used Innova 2.5 versus Crosswind na brand-new at bibili ako thru my hard-earned money, titingin na lang ako ng iba pa na wala akong duda, say brand-new na Innova tutal may pambili pala naman ng brand-new unit.

Goodluck sir.

**nujsimon** · May 24th, 2013 08:56 PM

Yes, If you re considering the 2009 innova vs the bnew crosswind, might as well get the brand new innova. But if the 2009 innova is in prestine condition and very low mileage, get the 2009 Innova, and save the extra bucks for accessories or upgrades. Btw, 40K mileage is not low for a 2009 vehicle.

This is assuming vehicle use is primary for moving people and not heavy cargo. Its low speed/heavy duty vs high-speed passenger vehicle.

**Gumusut_Amige** · May 24th, 2013 09:43 PM

mukhang nasa high side yung second na innova at 900K. konting dagdag na lang brand new innova ka na bro.
nothing beats a brand new car... iba ang dating pag bukas mo palang ng pinto, ewan ko kung bakit ganon

**dr. d** · May 25th, 2013 12:17 AM

at 900K for a new innova J, may sukli ka nang pamborloloy..

**d_mac** · May 25th, 2013 12:32 AM

YUP sir, madami na nagsa-suggest just buy a brand new Innova 2.5 D-4D, as also said so sir.

Mas matipid din fuel consumption Innova 2.5 D-4D manual-transmission sa personal experience namin kaysa Crosswind XT manual.

Not only that pa pala sir, mas mura ng kaunti pa maintenance sa service centre ng Toyota kaysa Isuzu ;)

Cheers!

**dr. d** · May 25th, 2013 12:41 AM

actually, i don't see much going wrong with a used vehicle of either brand. matibay pareho, maliban na lang kung inabuso ng owner. i suppose the bottom line will be the user's personal subjectivity..

**jrn29** · May 25th, 2013 08:24 PM

Originally Posted by Gumusut_Amige

mukhang nasa high side yung second na innova at 900K. konting dagdag na lang brand new innova ka na bro.
nothing beats a brand new car... iba ang dating pag bukas mo palang ng pinto, ewan ko kung bakit ganon

ikaw kasi ang basal, ang 2nd hand kasi nagamit na ng iba ,Kaya kahit sabihin mo na bata pa ang edad, 2nd hand pa rin siya ;)