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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
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    let us wait for the pricing first.. alamunaman si honda.. hindi magpapa-talo sa presyo..
    The mobilio is not getting super rave reviews.

    That is telling us something.

    Anyways, Hondas suck until you own one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by b_9904 View Post
    The mobilio is not getting super rave reviews.

    That is telling us something.

    Anyways, Hondas suck until you own one.
    Test drive one and you know why. Its almost a honda outside,,, not so much inside.

    There's a lot of compromise.. I'm guessing after a short while, people would secrety tell themselves that they should have bought the Innova instead.

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    Quote Originally Posted by piapot View Post
    Test drive one and you know why. Its almost a honda outside,,, not so much inside.

    There's a lot of compromise.. I'm guessing after a short while, people would secrety tell themselves that they should have bought the Innova instead.
    I have seen one in real life. I was like, MEH.

    Maybe....

    Anyways, I will find time to test drive one someday. Para malaman ko ang difference ng Ertiga vs Mobilio.

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    Quote Originally Posted by piapot View Post
    Test drive one and you know why. Its almost a honda outside,,, not so much inside.

    There's a lot of compromise.. I'm guessing after a short while, people would secrety tell themselves that they should have bought the Innova instead.
    I have seen one in real life. I was like, MEH.

    Maybe....

    Anyways, I will find time to test drive one someday. Para malaman ko ang difference ng Ertiga vs Mobilio.

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    Mileage

    Fuel efficiency is yet another important aspect that one takes care of before buying an MPV. One buys an MPV so that an entire family/group of people can travel together in less fuel, though this wasn't the case before. Earlier, spaciousness used to be the prime concern for buyers, but cars like the Ertiga gave them an opportunity to own a car that is both spacious and fuel efficient. So, now when Mobilio has been claimed to be the most fuel efficient MPV in the country, people might prefer that over the other two.

    In this area, the Mobilio outshines both the Ertiga and Innova, thanks to the highly frugal 1.5-litre i-DTEC diesel unit. The Mobilo's 1.5-litre i-DTEC diesel engine returns the best-in-class mileage of 24.2Km/l (ARAI certified). The Ertiga with its 1.3-litre multijet engine too is quite impressive with an ARAI certified mileage of 20.77kmpl. The Innova's 2.5-litre common-rail diesel with around 12kmpl is the least efficient of the three. The 1.5-litre i-VTEC petrol engined model of the MPV too is quite impressive in terms of mileage. It is claimed to return 17.3Km/l.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mentos View Post
    Mileage

    Fuel efficiency is yet another important aspect that one takes care of before buying an MPV. One buys an MPV so that an entire family/group of people can travel together in less fuel, though this wasn't the case before. Earlier, spaciousness used to be the prime concern for buyers, but cars like the Ertiga gave them an opportunity to own a car that is both spacious and fuel efficient. So, now when Mobilio has been claimed to be the most fuel efficient MPV in the country, people might prefer that over the other two.

    In this area, the Mobilio outshines both the Ertiga and Innova, thanks to the highly frugal 1.5-litre i-DTEC diesel unit. The Mobilo's 1.5-litre i-DTEC diesel engine returns the best-in-class mileage of 24.2Km/l (ARAI certified). The Ertiga with its 1.3-litre multijet engine too is quite impressive with an ARAI certified mileage of 20.77kmpl. The Innova's 2.5-litre common-rail diesel with around 12kmpl is the least efficient of the three. The 1.5-litre i-VTEC petrol engined model of the MPV too is quite impressive in terms of mileage. It is claimed to return 17.3Km/l.
    So honda released a diesel variant here in the PH?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mentos View Post
    Mileage

    Fuel efficiency is yet another important aspect that one takes care of before buying an MPV. One buys an MPV so that an entire family/group of people can travel together in less fuel, though this wasn't the case before. Earlier, spaciousness used to be the prime concern for buyers, but cars like the Ertiga gave them an opportunity to own a car that is both spacious and fuel efficient. So, now when Mobilio has been claimed to be the most fuel efficient MPV in the country, people might prefer that over the other two.

    In this area, the Mobilio outshines both the Ertiga and Innova, thanks to the highly frugal 1.5-litre i-DTEC diesel unit. The Mobilo's 1.5-litre i-DTEC diesel engine returns the best-in-class mileage of 24.2Km/l (ARAI certified). The Ertiga with its 1.3-litre multijet engine too is quite impressive with an ARAI certified mileage of 20.77kmpl. The Innova's 2.5-litre common-rail diesel with around 12kmpl is the least efficient of the three. The 1.5-litre i-VTEC petrol engined model of the MPV too is quite impressive in terms of mileage. It is claimed to return 17.3Km/l.
    So honda released a diesel variant here in the PH?

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    Nope, still no diesel variant for Honda Phil.

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    I'm planning on getting a Compact MPV as soon as I sold my car. Choices now down between Mobilio and Ertiga. Though wala pa ako gaanong nakikitang Mobilio running on the streets at this time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RC-V View Post
    Nope, still no diesel variant for Honda Phil.
    thanks for the info bro :D

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    Quote Originally Posted by RC-V View Post
    Nope, still no diesel variant for Honda Phil.
    thanks for the info bro :D

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Battle of the Compact MPVs (Ertiga, APV, Avanza, Mobilio, etc)