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    How much is the discounted price of the Montero GT nowadays? 2.1M+ kasi list price. If they offer it around 1.8M or less, good buy yun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    How much is the discounted price of the Montero GT nowadays? 2.1M+ kasi list price. If they offer it around 1.8M or less, good buy yun.
    Just out of curiosity I asked a mall display agent bro. 330k daw ang discount for 2018 models. May bawas pa daw.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r View Post
    Just out of curiosity I asked a mall display agent bro. 330k daw ang discount for 2018 models. May bawas pa daw.
    very curious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lakwatsero View Post
    Montero GT also gets safety tech similar to CRV SX. Iirc, it has autonomous emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, lane keep assist, adaptive cruise control, etc. Basically most or all of what Honda sensing has.

    Prefer the Montero on this comparison, even with the crying tail lights. You can remedy those if you don't like it.
    Most nga meron. Tama ka. Wala sa Montero (top variant) yung Lane Keep Assist, Lane Departure Warning and Road Departure Mitigation na meron sa CRV (top variant).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maria Salve View Post
    Most nga meron. Tama ka. Wala sa Montero (top variant) yung Lane Keep Assist, Lane Departure Warning and Road Departure Mitigation na meron sa CRV (top variant).
    Pwede na rin, pinaka useful naman yung auto emergency braking at adaptive cruise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lakwatsero View Post
    Pwede na rin, pinaka useful naman yung auto emergency braking at adaptive cruise.
    Pinaka importante yung suwak sa budget. Mas mura ang Montero kaya mas ok sa budget.

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    I test drived both last September i think sa World Trade. For me i prefer the Montero over the CR-V. I'm a big man, mas gusto ko yung height ng Montero. And also may nabasa ako mas maganda yung may tagtag kaunti, i agree with that. I feel that CR-V would have kalampag in years to come as we have the worst roads in Manila!

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    Another question to TS, is AWD or 4x4 capability a key requirement? I guess it will be a cost effective option if you look into 4x2 models.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    Another question to TS, is AWD or 4x4 capability a key requirement? I guess it will be a cost effective option if you look into 4x2 models.

    what would you prefer betwen the two?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Strange View Post
    what would you prefer betwen the two?
    If there is an option between 4x2 and 4x4, then it is more cost effective to opt for the 4x2 option. Unless of course, the vehicle comes standard in AWD only like Subaru.

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    Kung bibile din lang ako ng crossover diesels these days, the purpose is just for luho at meron na ako at least two PPVs for daily Manila Grind.

    anong crossover? It would be the Palisade.

    Pero bago yan, na ka US , Europe, Iceland Aurora Lights na ko, nakapagdasal na ako sa Jerusalem at Greece at gumastos pa ako ng extra money sa Machu Pichu Peru to prove that there are ancient aliens

    so what am I talking about, if after all that, 2 PPVs, a Minimalistic Japanese inspired house, an Ipad Pro 12.9 512GB, iPhone xS Max 512 GB with a backup iPhone XS, and traveled the whole world

    At may extra pa ako 2.8M at wala na ako maiisip magawa sa buhay , bibile na ako crossover Palisade. Pero kung ang extra money ko lang eh 1.7M pambile ng CRV diesel, babalik na lang ulet ako sa Europe kaysa gastusin dyan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    Another question to TS, is AWD or 4x4 capability a key requirement? I guess it will be a cost effective option if you look into 4x2 models.
    A bonus, if the 4x2 on the monterro has cruise control, that would be my bet.

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    If its gonna be the only car of the household. I'll pick the more versatile and robust car so Montero for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jhenanne View Post
    Need help with this. Comparison, pros and cons. My criteria that chooses these two are as follows:


    1. Diesel (fuel economy)
    2. 7 Seater
    3. Cruise control
    4. Comfort
    5. Fun to drive (when I'm alone)
    6. Paddle shifters (rules out Everest)

    If you have things to point out (which are important but I do not know) please feel free to say it.

    Thank you and God bless.
    might i point out,
    you already have a car.
    what's the second car for?
    i mean... really...
    Last edited by dr. d; March 21st, 2019 at 12:01 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    might i point out,
    you already have a car.
    what's the second car for?
    i mean... really...
    Upgrade and also family is getting big. 5 adults now + friends hitching would be a problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jhenanne View Post
    Upgrade and also family is getting big. 5 adults now + friends hitching would be a problem.
    Montero 3rd row is better than the crvs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jhenanne View Post
    Upgrade and also family is getting big. 5 adults now + friends hitching would be a problem.
    If you ask me, family size is a key consideration but hitching friends is not a concern.

    If hauling/ferrying people most of the time, I guess it is much better to buy an MPV - Innova, Grand Starex, Carnival.
    Last edited by Egan101; March 21st, 2019 at 03:38 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    If you ask me, family size is a key consideration but hitching friends is not a concern.

    If hauling/ferrying people most of the time, I guess it is much better to buy an MPV - Innova, Grand Starex, Carnival.
    if he gets the crv and puts his friends on the 3rd row. he won't have friends hitching later on
    Last edited by StockEngine; March 21st, 2019 at 03:56 PM.

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    if you really value the 3rd row, a cuv is not cut for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    If you ask me, family size is a key consideration but hitching friends is not a concern.

    If hauling/ferrying people most of the time, I guess it is much better to buy an MPV - Innova, Grand Starex, Carnival.
    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    if he gets the crv and puts his friends on the 3rd row. he won't have friends hitching later on
    Guys, its just its my Car not some hitching friend's car, Fun to drive would be nonexistent in those MPVs/True 7 seaters...

    Still friends would be happy hitching when public transpo is a nightmare here on Cebu. Ofcourse little buddies must be on the 3rd row...

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