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Tsikoteer
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March 3rd, 2009 02:21 AM #22
Crosswind for me! i've driven those 3... meron kami sa family namin XUVi, VX200, old and new Adventure. Macho ang crosswind. matagtag nga lang. tolerable naman noise nung crosswind para sakin... or nasanay na lang ako. Much comfortable nga lang ride revo. parang kotse. The Adventure for me is too cramped inside. medyo matagtag din. pero kung kasali sa choices yung INNOVA. INNOVA na lang.
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April 2nd, 2009 09:19 PM #23
CROSSWIND - Tough, Mukhang angas ang look. Depende rin sa type ng crosswind.....eh kung XL lang, wag na Peace sa mga natatamaan. Ano ba kasi type ng crosswind ang gusto mo? Sportivo or XUVi ok na yan
ADVENTURE - ok kung pampamilya, pero medyo mahina suspension niyan. Bawal tambakan ng mabibigat.
REVO - Ok pampamilya. Malamig ang a/c niya GSX dati sobra lamig. CASA maintained eh. Pero maganda VX200.
Kung eto ang pagpipilian mo
ISUZU CROSSWIND XUVi or Sportivo - Pampamilya at kung mahilig ka bumiyahe ng malalayo
Mitsubishi Adventure Super Sport - City driving kasama family
Toyota Revo Vx200 - City driving kasama family w/ some provincial trips
kaw na bahala diyan
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April 2nd, 2009 10:27 PM #24
Toyota Revo VX240D. kahit sabihin nilang old, mas guwapo pa rin kesa sa adventure kahit yung present model na naka smoked headlights and taillights pa. IMO lang
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April 2nd, 2009 10:46 PM #25
Ang weakness lang ng Revo is fuel consumption... And oh avoid the AT Revo's. Ang bobo ng tranny (di marunong mag upshift kailangan bitaw pa pedal para mag upshift).
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April 2nd, 2009 10:49 PM #26Having driven both the Revo (Diesel) and Crosswind, I'd say it depends on your needs, if the vehicle will be used primarily for hauling stuff then the Crosswind it is, for family use, go for the Revo. But personally, I'm biased towards the Crosswind, mas matibay suspension and engine, mas malakas sa akyatan.
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April 2nd, 2009 11:24 PM #27
Baliktad naman ako; I find the XUV/i's dimensions too exaggerated. Tries too hard to look more macho than the Trooper. Overpriced pati.
The size of the XTO/XT/XTi variants is more appropriate for the Crosswind's class, and they give more value for money. Besides, they're the only ones that currently fit my criteria for a second car (not too big, rear-wheel drive, rigid rear axle, non-CRDI diesel, M/T).
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April 2nd, 2009 11:53 PM #28kung ang hanap mo ay big space, comfortness at durable maigeng bumili ka na lang ng revo sa maintainance hindi naman mahirap kung sa quality naman ng diesel engine ok na ok rin sya at sa piyesa mura din.
sa crosswind naman ang space ay malaki din, durability matibay naman sya pero pag dating naman sa comfortness naman kung ikaw ang nagdadrive or passenger ka na nakaupo sa unahan, bandang gitna ok lang pero kung nakaupo ka naman sa huling seats sa likod matagtag sya at medyo nakakahilo.
adventure sa style wala akong masabi kung hindi maganda, comfortness well ok lang din sya kung ikaw ang pasahero kahit saan kang upuan mapuwesto hindi matagtag, pero dyos ko kung malalaking tao naman kayo or kahit average lang at punuan sa adventure masikip ito sobra kaya ang space nito ay maliit kaya apat kayo sa gitnang upuan siksikan na kayo, durability masasabi ko madaling mabulok ang chassis nito compare mo sa ibang AUV
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April 3rd, 2009 08:23 AM #29
Crosswind. yung hindi XUV/sportivo. Mas malakas yung hatak. Parang inaalon sa likod ng adventure pag fully loaded.
sa revo naman... andyan lang yung successor nya. hehe.
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April 3rd, 2009 09:39 AM #30
i go for crosswind.
revo, ok ok din. 2L ang engine, pwede rin kaso matagtag daw ang revo compared sa crosswind. adventure? parang nahihinaan ako sa hatak. ok sana kung 4d56t ang engine nya, dun ako.
It's more about navigation. On my head unit and phone I have the OsmAnd app. And in this app...
Do we still need GPS when we can use Smartphone?