4x4 mid-spec brawl: Isuzu D-Max LT vs Toyota Hilux 2.4 E vs Ford Ranger XLS Sport

**kkreuk18** · July 23rd, 2019 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by crosswind

I beg to disagree with the FC of the DMAX, I use one everyday....

Depende sir sa driver at area. Everyday ko din gamit ang mux, 70km a day. Siguradong mas matipid ang dmax over mux. Isang factor sa pagtipid ng konsumo un ac thermostat. Napansin ko un dati sa jazz. Hehehe

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**kkreuk18** · July 23rd, 2019 01:44 PM

Un comparison na sinabi ko over navara ay pareho kami ng ruta at mas magaan ang paa sa kin nung owner/driver ng navara

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**crosswind** · July 23rd, 2019 01:55 PM

Originally Posted by kkreuk18

Depende sir sa driver at area. Everyday ko din gamit ang mux, 70km a day. Siguradong mas matipid ang dmax over mux. Isang factor sa pagtipid ng konsumo un ac thermostat. Napansin ko un dati sa jazz. Hehehe

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Best I had with the Dmax 3.0 euro 4 was around 13km/l while the Mux euro 2 was around 11.8 km/l on the same route sa pure highway driving.

**kkreuk18** · July 23rd, 2019 02:06 PM

Originally Posted by crosswind

Best I had with the Dmax 3.0 euro 4 was around 13km/l while the Mux euro 2 was around 11.8 km/l on the same route sa pure highway driving.

Hahaha! Bigat paa mo brad. Mux euro 2 manual tranny, 17.3 kpL un best ko. Dasmariñas-Tagaytay-Dasmariñas. 60 km total. Speed 80-90, banayad ang arangkada, ac thermostat nasa unang guhit lang

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**spotdog11** · July 25th, 2019 09:01 PM

I am getting 10km per liter for city driving with light to moderate traffic and 16km per liter for highway drive. This is using a hilux e 4x4 MT with 1k mileage. Im sure the figures will improve when I reach 5k to 10k mileage.

**arnelgutierrez** · August 21st, 2019 05:49 PM

Originally Posted by 12vdc

We have Dmaxes, Hiluxes, NP300s, Tritrons, Rangers in the fleet. After warrenty expired the Ford is costlier. I've seen one with engine out of the bay because of oil-priming issue. Also ford parts are costlier, hard-to source out because of limited supplier. The new one is not as reliable as the old ford that you could easily swap parts from Mazda.

Sir,
sa opinion po ninyo, alin ang best pickup between 1995-2000, then 2000-2005, then 2005-2010 with respect to (1) reliability /durability and (2) lower maintenance, (3) fuel economy (4) driving experience ? thanks!!

**arnelgutierrez** · August 21st, 2019 05:55 PM

Originally Posted by 12vdc

We have Dmaxes, Hiluxes, NP300s, Tritrons, Rangers in the fleet. After warrenty expired the Ford is costlier. I've seen one with engine out of the bay because of oil-priming issue. Also ford parts are costlier, hard-to source out because of limited supplier. The new one is not as reliable as the old ford that you could easily swap parts from Mazda.

sa opinion po ninyo, alin ang best pickup between 1995-2000, then 2000-2005, then 2005-2010 with respect to (1) reliability /durability and (2) lower maintenance, (3) fuel economy (4) driving experience ? thnx