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April 3rd, 2011 01:34 AM #11
Abangan niyo may mag-sisingit ng Santa Fe, Sorento o Carnival... :hysterical:
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April 3rd, 2011 06:03 PM #12
OT : Ilan ba seating capacity nung Carnival SWB ?
BTT : Montero. Ayoko nung GS pag magisa, pwede ako magbasketbol sa loob sa sobrang laki.
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April 3rd, 2011 09:02 PM #13
The Carnival SWB can seat 8.
The Montero Sport is much appropriate here since your relatives go home once a year. If you get the Grand Starex, total waste since you're just three in your family. Unless you're a social junkie and you go out with 10 other people, get the GS. But from a usage and priority prospective, go with the Montero Sport
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April 5th, 2011 06:49 AM #15
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April 5th, 2011 07:55 AM #16
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April 5th, 2011 09:17 AM #18
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April 5th, 2011 10:13 AM #19
montero din
pero pero pero
mas masarap gamitin ang van lalo na kapag may bulilit na.
siguradong gagawin niyang bed ang second row kaya wala ka na acces sa 3rd row kapag tulog na siya
dati ok na ako sa sedan dahil sabi ko 3 lang naman kami pero nagkaroon ng yaya, carseat, stroller, etc.. pati arinola pala ..
kaya yung starex na lagi ginagamit ko (00 strarex). parang nasa bahay ka lagi lahat pwedeng dalhin hehe
nung lumipat naman kami sa montero naloko na...
2nd row naging higaan
3rd row para sa yaya at mga gamit
yung pinaka likod sakto lang sa stroller
yan ay para sakin lang
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April 5th, 2011 10:50 AM #20
Kung yung Gen 3 na Starex vs. Montero Sport, I'd have gone for the the Gen 3. But since we're talking about brand new, I'd take the Montero Sport over the Grand Starex.
We just upgraded from a Gen 3 to a GS, and yes, it does take some getting used to. Whereas the Gen 3 was around as big and as easy (if not easier) to drive as an MS, the GS is bigger and bulkier. Ok naman to drive alone, because it's wide and stable, so handling is not an issue even if unladen, but then lonely ka sa loob. Hehe! Sabagay, even if you, your wife and kid ride it, maluwag pa din!
I'd seriously consider a Carnival LWB though. It's a bit longer than the GS, but then since it's not as tall, it doesn't feel as bulky, and it rides better. You don't feel as much a full time driver on the Carnival as with the GS. Hehehe! Plus for me is the fold into the floor 3rd row, which will be useful for your out of the country relatives and their cargo. Think of the interior room like a Montero's but more spacious. Unlike the GS which is definitely more van-like.
Though the SWB Carnival is easier to move around due to shorter overall length, I find the LWB's last row more flexible and more useful. If I were you, I'd try considering the Carnival together with the GS and MS.
Choice I would have made as well.:nod:
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