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    November 7th, 2011 12:19 PM #11
    Quote Originally Posted by andretti View Post
    ....Kung sa maintenance naman, tipid na tipid ang Sportivo, e halos ala nang maintenance yung sa amin after the third year pero hangga ngayon ayun no issues parin....

    If it will be your daily drive, choose the Innova due to its lower stance and car-like features, but if you like to have a go anywhere, hassle free type of car, choose the Sportivo.
    No doubt naman sir, highly dependable at durable naman talaga ang Crosswind.... Pang-harabas nga ang 2003 Crosswind XT ni misis.

    Pero sana naman huwag naman plus PhP1.100 M for the Sportivo ---- yes, andoon na tayo sa tibay pero it's just too boring hehe.... Mataas na nga ang PhP0.750 M diyan haha


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    November 7th, 2011 03:26 PM #12
    Tama Sir, masyado nang overpriced ang Sportivo sa presyong php1.1M...hehe ito nga din ang pang-harabas ni misis, dapat pala mag-mit misis natin sir!!!

    Pero honestly before we bought the Sportivo ang nasa isip lang namin is tibay at wala ng iba,. I think that alone sells it to a lot of people, kaya sa tagal tagal na gamit mo ang sasakyan, sulit na sulit na... di nga namin nagamit warranty during its first 3 years dahil alang nasira...

    If you plan to keep the car for more that 5 years and you don't mind the harsh ride then get the Isuzu due to lower overall maintenance cost, but if you want to enjoy your driving experience, a more relaxed ride and will dispose your car in lets say in less than 5 years then get the Innova...
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    November 7th, 2011 04:40 PM #13
    Quote Originally Posted by hinDMaxsiado View Post
    Pero sana naman huwag naman plus PhP1.100 M for the Sportivo ---- yes, andoon na tayo sa tibay pero it's just too boring hehe.... Mataas na nga ang PhP0.750 M diyan haha
    At that price, it would be the Innova killer for sure!
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    November 7th, 2011 05:26 PM #14
    Siguro naman sa durability, tatagal din ang innova...

    Quote Originally Posted by andretti View Post
    Tama Sir, masyado nang overpriced ang Sportivo sa presyong php1.1M...hehe ito nga din ang pang-harabas ni misis, dapat pala mag-mit misis natin sir!!!

    Pero honestly before we bought the Sportivo ang nasa isip lang namin is tibay at wala ng iba,. I think that alone sells it to a lot of people, kaya sa tagal tagal na gamit mo ang sasakyan, sulit na sulit na... di nga namin nagamit warranty during its first 3 years dahil alang nasira...

    If you plan to keep the car for more that 5 years and you don't mind the harsh ride then get the Isuzu due to lower overall maintenance cost, but if you want to enjoy your driving experience, a more relaxed ride and will dispose your car in lets say in less than 5 years then get the Innova...
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    November 7th, 2011 06:08 PM #15
    Isuzu Sportivo:

    -- The Sportivo is known to be durable & bullet-proof. Regards to its maintenance, worry not, it's dirt cheap. However, for the past 2875973057 years, safety-wise they have not improved. The seatbelts are your only best chance of survival. Design-wise, not has much been changed. Swapping headlights to headlights, bumpers to bumpers and grille to grille and call it a new model was Isuzu's trademark. IMO, though, the current design is actually a bit impressive. Not that I like old-fashioned vehicles but the looks justifies it's durability. Brusko, ika nga. However, overall the Sportivo DOESN'T justify it's hefty price tag attached to it. The 1M++ tag isn't just well fit to it. Probably when they swap the engine to a more modern one or yet, include some safety features.

    Innova E M/T

    -- Okay family vehicle. Comfortable. Bang-for-the-buck. What can I say? It's an Innova.

    Adventure

    -- Can't say much on this. But from the looks of it, it's pretty durable and looks more worth the buck than the expensive Sportivo.
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    November 7th, 2011 06:38 PM #16
    Innova ka na lalo na kung ikaw ang driver. Sobrang kupad ng Crosswind.
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    November 7th, 2011 11:57 PM #17
    Quote Originally Posted by imperialv View Post
    Siguro naman sa durability, tatagal din ang innova...
    Matibay naman ang Innova, but not as tough as Isuzu IMO.
    An example of having to choose on which one is more durable whenever we go to the farm, for sure Sportivo ang gagamitin, rough road kasi, you would be fool to use the Innova.

    buyer's preference nalang
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    November 8th, 2011 10:03 PM #18
    our friend recently got a Sportivo and I got a chance to hitch on it, well, same ride feeling just like our Revo's riding comfort can give, btw, I love the JVC EXAD KD-AVX77, the projector headlight, signal lamps on the sidemirror (LED), chrome grille finish and the beige interior of the sportivo. but hindi talaga ideal para presyuhan ng 1.1 million, nanghihinayang ako sa kaibigan kong iyon, sana tucson na lang kinuha niya.

    --Innova here, fuel-efficiency, riding comfort and safety feautres is worth it.
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    November 8th, 2011 10:51 PM #19
    Heres my choice accordingly

    Innova
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    November 9th, 2011 07:32 PM #20
    Quote Originally Posted by zap.FREEDOM View Post
    our friend recently got a Sportivo and I got a chance to hitch on it, well, same ride feeling just like our Revo's riding comfort can give, btw, I love the JVC EXAD KD-AVX77, the projector headlight, signal lamps on the sidemirror (LED), chrome grille finish and the beige interior of the sportivo. but hindi talaga ideal para presyuhan ng 1.1 million, nanghihinayang ako sa kaibigan kong iyon, sana tucson na lang kinuha niya.

    --Innova here, fuel-efficiency, riding comfort and safety feautres is worth it.
    Add 100K and you have a nice Strada 4x4 already!
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