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January 8th, 2011 11:00 PM #11197hp na ba talaga ang mga pinapasok dito na Dubai Pajeros? Yung mga nakikita kong ads ng mga Dubai Pajero 170hp parin ang nakasulat. Has anyone driven it? Any noticeable differences? Kapag yang local Pajero kasi... 165hp and may 4WD payan kaya mabigat... Pareho lang kaya ang performance sa Trooper natin? And you were always complaining that the Trooper is slow, eh di Pajero slow din? Kaya dun ako sa Veracruz/Mohave.
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January 8th, 2011 11:07 PM #12
Hindi ako sigurado dun sa 197HP ah.. Nabasa ko lang yung kung saan-saan dito sa tsikot
Originally Posted by GTi
Kung sanay ka mag drive ng R-eVGT, mabagal na lahat ng diesel. Yan ang napapansin ko ngayon.
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January 8th, 2011 11:26 PM #13
Among your choices, rumor has it that the Fortuner is receiving yet another facelift this year and will receive a completely new body by 2013.
The Patrol Y61 is quite old and its driving dynamics is really more suitable to rutted provincial roads than city roads.
The Pajero is nice outside but personally I don't like the seats inside. They are too soft, that sitting gives one a feeling of sinking.
I'll just get the locally sourced from TMPI, Prado 4.9 V6 Dual VVT-i. This fits your budget of < Php 3M
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January 8th, 2011 11:33 PM #14
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January 8th, 2011 11:34 PM #15
why not consider the Nissan Armada and as the others said, the Toyota Prado. Both of them look reaaaalllyyy good!
and what you said about the Mohave being small, it's bigger than the Fortuner, which in my opinion looks horrid.
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January 9th, 2011 12:05 AM #16If I were to get a Dubai or American unit, it would have to have a local counterpart for easy access to parts. If it were all Japanese, I'd get a Prado V6 for the power and offroad capability. Otherwise, I'd settle for the Veracruz which in truth is actually quite big but hides its bulk well. And I find it to resemble the Lexus RX. The power of that car will bring huge smiles to your face! Nothing beats diesel efficiency and power in V6 form!
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January 9th, 2011 10:18 PM #17nice ba ang kia mohave sa offroad?ang resale value nito is it good?Kasi kia eh, din hindi quality ang mga lumang kia like pride,avella and even sportage which is very prone to overheating and other noisyvibration/parts.Kasi when who speak toyota,mitsubishi,nissan..the name itself speaks.kasi brand ng car nagabigay din ng prestige eh..... Ok lang ba ang latest na pajero?or montero na lang kaysa sa pajero na same engine lang sila..confusing na kasi.
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January 9th, 2011 11:02 PM #18As for these questions, it would also help if you look up the reviews on these Korean vehicles both here and abroad. I've read one by C-Magazine and they liked the Mohave a lot save for the fact that it has a speed limiter at 190 (like most Kia cars) while the Veracruz doesn't (said to have been able to reach 240). The Mohave has traditional ladder frame suspension, so off road capability should be quite good, especially with so much torque.
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January 9th, 2011 11:05 PM #19
AFAIK mas maganda performance ng Mohave sa VeraCruz.
Himala may bnew na VeraCruz pa akong nakita. Sa Hyundai Lipa. Siguro super old stock na yun. Yung tipong late 2008 pa andun Color white pala. Di na ako naka daan para itanong kung magkano discount eh. Ganda pa naman..
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January 10th, 2011 07:49 PM #20yeah..but the kia mohave doesnt look attractive. 1M+ fortuner and montero sport looks expensive and class than the kia mohave but kia mohave has really good engine but i guess my choices remans in pajero , patrol or fortuner 4x4.. i cant really decide
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