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October 14th, 2007 01:37 PM #31if i may suggest, sirs. i saw the chev suburvan last week. it was really big. as im scouting for a replacement for my fortuner 3.0, i heard that the consumption of the new subruvan is better than expedition 2007. maybe some of our experts here can giv some input on the suburvan vs the expedition. thank u for your inputs..
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October 14th, 2007 01:59 PM #32
Yup and she's planning to get yet another american, 2007 Tahoe.
Told her that it's a waste of money and a good way to help ruin the already-dying environment. Hehehe
Anyway, the V8's i've tried that are good are the Nissan Armada V8 and Tahoe 2007 (which for some reason looks exactly like the current model Suburban in the Middle East)
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October 22nd, 2007 07:35 AM #34
that must piss off the Prius drivers...ridiculously overpay for hybrid technology in a company economy car, and drive next to someone else who is burning away all the environmental benefits you have done, and then some :evillaugh
anyway, the ride of the two vehicles is comparable (soft and floaty on highways...very comfortable if you're into that sort of thing), fuel economy should be comparable since both of them have pretty much the same engine (although the E-series is available with a smaller engine than the 5.4L). i guess it's just a question of body style preference, and towing/4x4 capacity vs. people hauling capacity.
my favorite thing about the E-series van is that it is called the "Econoline" even though there's nothing "econo" about it :bwahaha:
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October 22nd, 2007 03:58 PM #35
Econoline:
Take ten passengers. That's equal to the load for two midsized cars.
An Econoline doing 5 km/l carrying ten people is more economical than two Camry sedans carrying the same ten people in similar comfort (if it were a Corolla, five would be cramped) getting only 7-8 km/l each.
Yes, it is economical... as long as you can find enough people to put in it...
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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October 22nd, 2007 09:05 PM #36
... and with a helluva light foot...
Hmmm... I don't have any experience with the Gen 2 Exped, but the 1st one was great for long drives. Comfy seating for 5 larger than your average Asian adults. Power with just a light tap of the throttle. Parking? Well, you'll get used to it. I find anything larger to be a bit harder to park, so unless you have a driver for the E150, or use it on a daily basis, I'd take the Exped.
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October 23rd, 2007 09:25 AM #37
E150, we use ours for long trip or for hauling stuff. Can sit 10 adults comfortably. More than enough hauling capability. It is not an everyday car but it was purchased for its purpose.
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Daming issue ng SU7:grin:
Xiaomi E-Car