2015 Advie GLX or 2015 Crosswind XT

**GTi** · March 14th, 2015 01:32 PM

I'd go for a slightly used Innova over these two. Its a much more modern vehicle and yet has proven to be reliable.

**dr. d** · March 14th, 2015 01:37 PM

Originally Posted by GTi

I'd go for a slightly used Innova over these two. Its a much more modern vehicle and yet has proven to be reliable.

brand new lang daw, sir..
ayaw ng sakit-ulo.
pero okey sakit-bulsa.
heh heh.

some people would rather lose money, than suffer something they do not understand, like car break-down.
and i wouldn't blame them. most of us understand money... few will understand cars.

**Syuryuken** · March 14th, 2015 01:42 PM

mas malamig ang aircon ng crosswind yun nga lang hindi maganda yung second row aircon niya ang liliit ng vents.

**Horsepower** · March 14th, 2015 02:25 PM

If we're talking about used cars, I'd go for a slightly used KIA Carnival LWB.

**radz15** · March 14th, 2015 02:46 PM

Originally Posted by Horsepower

+1 for Innova.

Adventure is a gas (or diesel) guzzler. Sobrang lakas sa diesel. I borrow my uncle's well-maintained (nay, baby maintained) Advie GLS from time to time.

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+1 for Innova.

Adventure is a gas (or diesel) guzzler. Sobrang lakas sa diesel. I borrow my uncle's well-maintained (nay, baby maintained) Advie GLS from time to time.

Yung Adventure diesel ko di naman malakas sa krudo. 10-11km/L city driving

**Dudee** · March 14th, 2015 02:58 PM

Thanks sa mga replies...

Wala po masyado 2nd hand in our city (western mindanao)... so options for 2nd hadn are very limited.. I have been looking around, so far eto lang available 2nd hand..
a. 2009 starex VGT at 1M - 40t mileage
b. 2010 Everest 4x4 at 750K - 60t mileage

Wala po innova 2nd hand .... maybe I'll give it a hold muna since I'm getting a huge message that innova is way ahead of advie n crosswind...

toyota dealer quoted me innova E for 1.06M....

A 60k diff from a montero glx

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**timming_gear** · March 14th, 2015 08:45 PM

Originally Posted by Horsepower

+1 for Innova.

Adventure is a gas (or diesel) guzzler. Sobrang lakas sa diesel. I borrow my uncle's well-maintained (nay, baby maintained) Advie GLS from time to time.

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+1 for Innova.

Adventure is a gas (or diesel) guzzler. Sobrang lakas sa diesel. I borrow my uncle's well-maintained (nay, baby maintained) Advie GLS from time to time.

+1, malakas talaga ang adventure sa krudo compare sa dalawa..

**crosswind** · March 14th, 2015 09:08 PM

The innova J pegs at 886k
Crosswind xt 883k
advie glx se 760k

Innova for modern,comfort,new tchnology kaso wala namang power windows and locks
Crosswind for durability,matatag kahit ano isakay mo,torque,FC/fuel efficient 20km/l at max
adventure gadgets,more modern interior, front facing 3rd row like the innova

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The innova J pegs at 886k
Crosswind xt 883k
advie glx se 760k

Innova for modern,comfort,new tchnology kaso wala namang power windows and locks
Crosswind for durability,matatag kahit ano isakay mo,torque,FC/fuel efficient 20km/l at max
adventure gadgets,more modern interior, front facing 3rd row like the innova

**jut703** · March 14th, 2015 11:33 PM

For what purpose is the car?

I would only get the Adventure/Crosswind if it's for business use.

For personal/family use, the Innova is exponentially better than these two. However, I understand it's out of budget.

I would suggest the Avanza or Ertiga instead. These aren't as rugged as an Adventure/Crosswind, but these are much more comfortable and modern. Not to mention cheaper too.

752k for an AT Ertiga GL, 712k for the MT. Yes it'll have higher fuel consumption than the Adventure/Crosswind, but since it's much cheaper, you still spend less in the long run.

**GTi** · March 15th, 2015 01:50 AM

Between the two, for mostly just city usage, I'd go for the Adventure. It has the better looking interior. This is a big factor for me, much more than a good looking exterior, since it is where you would be sitting in. The engine is geared well for city use and has good highway legs. Though it huffs and puffs in the hills. This is seen among taxicabs in Baguio. Adventure's seem to be having a hard time tackling steep inclines while the Crosswind's run around like mountain goats. Though from what I can see it is less susceptible to smoke belching as compared to the Crosswind.