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November 28th, 2006 03:48 PM #11
Found this on an Isuzu dealer website:
ISUZU Crosswind XT SPECIFICATIONS
TRANSMISSION CONTROL: Type 5-Speed Manual
ENGINE: Engine Model 4JA1 L EURO 2 Direct Injection Diesel
Displacement Liter: 2.5
Fuel System: Air Optimizer Low Charge Turbo
Tank Capacity (liters): 55
Maximum Output (JIS): ps/rpm 85 /3,900
Maximum Torque (JIS): kg.m/rpm 18.9 / 2,000
WEIGHT & DIMENSIONS
Gross Vehicle Weight (kg): 2,180
Overall Length (mm): 4,475
Overall Width (mm): 1,680
Overall Height (mm): 1,839
Wheelbase (mm): 2,680
CHASSIS
Suspension - Front : Independent Double Wishbone & Torsion Bar Springs with Stabilizer Bar
Rear : Flex Ride Suspension System; Semi-Elliptical Leaf Spring
Tire & Wheel Size: 205/65 R15
Finish: Silver Finish Alloy
EXTERIOR
Radiator Grille: 6-Hole Design
Front Bumper: Upper Portion Body Color
Bumper Overrider: Without
Side View Mirror Color: Black
Rear Combination Lamp: Multi Reflector; Bulb Type
Rear Spare Tire Cover: Without
Rear Spoiler with Center Chrome Garnish: Without
INTERIOR
Seats - Driver / Passenger Pilot Seat; Reclining & Sliding / Bench Type; Reclining
2nd Row: Bench Type / Folding
3rd Row: Side Facing and Folding
Material: Gray Sport Jersey / Vinyl Combination
Handbrake Handle: Pull and Twist
Entertainment System: Audio Function Single In-Dash CD / Tuner / MP3
No. of Speakers: Four
Video System: Without
COMFORT & CONVENIENCE
Power Features - Remote Keyless Entry: Without
Power Door Lock: With
Power Windows: With
Power Side Mirror: Without
SAFETY & SECURITY
Alarm System: Without
Back-up Sensors: Without
No word on incentives, though.Last edited by Bogeyman; November 28th, 2006 at 03:50 PM.
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November 28th, 2006 03:57 PM #12
IMO.
Spending P800-900K on a new vehicle with an aging platform and engine (84hp anyone?) isn't my idea of it being a good value of money. A second hand Pajero Fieldmaster is more to my taste for that kind of money.
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November 28th, 2006 04:00 PM #13
Well... no big loss if there's no keyless on the base Crosswind... the stock keyless system sucks as an alarm (ours works only after every other oil change... and has stopped working since mid-year).
At least the XT has decent sized tires, not those horrendous off-road balloons the XUV has (no offense, Doc! Just think they're useless on such a basic 4x2).
I'd say the choice between Crosswind and Adventure should really be up to your friend. I personally prefer the Crosswind because I have experience with it, and though I've had the exhaust fixed twice under warranty (they finally learned, though... flexpipe went in during second fix), I've had no radiator or other problems. But the ride takes some getting used to. Can't comment on the current XT, but I'm sure the current XUV will ride just as badly.
I guess the best bet is to have your friend try both out and see what he prefers driving.
The Carens? Did somebody say Carens? Where? Where?!? Nah... it's too small in the third row to impinge on AUV territory, and it'll be expensive. I'm still waiting, though.
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November 28th, 2006 04:06 PM #14
Bwahaha... what's wrong with 84hp?
Seriously, though, if not for the statistical possibility (what, 1 in every 5,000?) of D4D problems, I'd go for the Innova... definitely a better platform. The E variant, if this is the mid-level one, comes, at least, with power windows and mirrors. That's all you really need, IMHO... fancy leather seats and other stuff are easy to get on the aftermarket. Nice car to drive, though it has a bit of turbo-lag for a CRDi (even in MT form), it's a damn sight more powerful than either of its two dinosauroid competitors.
But, hey, I understand... simple ruggedness counts sometimes... that's why it's so hard for us to decide on whether or not to sell the Crosswind.
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FrankDrebin GuestNovember 28th, 2006 04:06 PM #15
Sa Isuzu, tipid ang friend mo sa maintenance kasi 4 liters of oil lang, mura lang ang mga filters (Php100.00 to Php 300.00 lang ang air, fuel at oil filters unlike sa Mitsus Php650.00 na ang fuel filters), walang timing belt, more sturdier suspension than the Mitsus, etc., fuel efficient
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November 28th, 2006 04:18 PM #16
Belt ba ang Mitsu? Medyo astig nga na timing gear yung sa Isuzu... gives you a lot less to think about in terms of long term maintenance.
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November 28th, 2006 04:30 PM #18
Power windows na ba ang Innova E? Wala din kasing mention dun sa website. J, E, G, V ang indicated na models. Alin ang mid dito? Wala kasing gitna, eh. :lol:
The XT is decently equipped for the price also (around Php815k??? as per an old pricelist here). Pwede ko naman siya samahan to get the anti-theft system. Power mirrors would've been nice since different drivers take turns in driving the vehicle. XL ba ang base model ng Crosswind range?
Sorry hindi pwede ang second hand. Yan din ang unang suggestion ko (it would've opened up a whole new world of possiblities). Kaya lang brand new ang kino-consider at this time.
Ang hirap na pala maghanap ng mga 'ol reliables ngayon. hehehe. Sana may Nissan Tsuru at Maruti Baleno din sa Pilipinas. Yung fanbelts ng Crosswind AFAIK ay redundant, meaning if one breaks, there is another one left. Ganyan din sa Pajero. Pero sa Adventure at pick ups, single belt na lang ang kaya ng pulley.
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November 28th, 2006 06:10 PM #19
Crosswind pa rin
Yung bayaw ko nga na mekaniko ng Mitsu for 15 years na wala pa ring tiwala sa Adventure mas prefer pa rin nya ang Isuzu Hilander/Crosswind.Last edited by Syuryuken; November 28th, 2006 at 06:15 PM.
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November 28th, 2006 06:33 PM #20
nagtaas na (naman) ng presyo yung xt alam ko, from what I read on the newspapers. 840k na yata XT, can't recall, basta hindi na 815k. iniba na yata yung front grills and wheels/mags, basically... exterior looks nag-iba. nakita ko na sample. cute upgrade is the rear camera that allows you to see anything via LCD cam pag nagbabacking ka pero wat-d-heck..di ka naman magbabacking all the time. medyo mahirap yung choice between the crosswind XT and adventure GLS. ako rin kasi I would like the power windows, and the rear wipers a big help pag rainy season, features that you won't find on the xt.
durability-wise, I guess preho lang ang 4d56 and 4ja1, yun nga lang, mas maingay crosswind talga in the long run. na-solb na yata yung muffler and radiator issues ng crosswind with the new releases. lamang lang ang crosswind xt and xl, and maybe xuv sa fuel efficiency- but the xuv is over your budget. kung sa ride comfort... ano ba typical load ng friend mo? kung madalas loaded... maginhawa suspension ng crosswind pag fully loaded, matagtag kung solo flight ka.
better kung mag test drive friend mo. kung ako lang...depends on what features, incentives or freebies the sales agent will give me :D
I also prefer silver. hindi halata na madumi na and some imperfections like faded color and slight...
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