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October 13th, 2021 04:59 PM #141
agree ako syo... pero we all have different definitions of "pwede pa." yung big body ko was sold when it reached 15 years old... in 15 years. twice ako nagpalit ng suspension and shocks. lahat ng kilala ko sabi sayang $$$ ko. pero sabi ko naman, mararamdaman mo yung difference kapag bago yung suspension mo. I think year 12 or 13 yung huling suspension change ko before I decided to sell it (naramdaman kong nagflex yung body nung alanganin inclined parking ko).
hence, a third party inspection (as done in other countries) would be a good barometer to see if a car is still road worthy.
we'll see... I told her its my last choice... I feel na magdadalawang isip sya to use the car kapag napansin nyang mas mabilis maubos gas nya kesa sa akin
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October 13th, 2021 07:38 PM #142ah yung big body corolla mukhang mahina nga ang chassis nyan.. parang ganun din sa love life eh... yung service vehicles namin na love life may body flex.
pero itong 1st gen altis matigas ang body..
pero kung corolla cross vs territory.. my vote goes to corolla cross..
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October 16th, 2021 10:50 AM #143automobile journalists do mention those of weak chassis in their 'glowing reviews',
"... has just the right amount of body flex..."
one has to know how to read between the lines.
heh heh.
i know the 90s sentra has some chassis flex.
don't know about the 90s corolla.
but the 2003 altis has tough chassis, in my opinion.
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October 16th, 2021 11:39 AM #144
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October 16th, 2021 12:29 PM #145
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October 19th, 2021 04:33 PM #146I think early 2000s was when nearly everyone made huge strides in chassis rigidity. It's also when cars got much safer (at least for the occupants).
On some old Best Motoring videos I think the Evo VII was claimed to be over 100% stiffer than the outgoing Evo VI, a lot which was certainly down to the difference between the new Cedia chassis and the outgoing Pizza Pie Lancer.
Just from crash test videos it's immediately apparent how much better 2000-s era cars are compared to their '90-s counterparts.
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October 19th, 2021 05:00 PM #147
agree, cars now are safer and better made.
pero we can't expect the chassis to be as strong 15-25 years later. kung building nga 50 years lang ang lifespan due to the expected wear sa materials. do we expect our cars na moving to last as long?
On a 20 year (or older car) - without a ladder frame, find a ramp na aangat na approx 8 inch to 12 inch yung isang wheel, then try to open the door.
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October 19th, 2021 09:14 PM #148
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November 5th, 2021 12:12 PM #149
Update on wife's decision making...
Ford Territory is out - after joining their FB group and seeing current problems + F/C we decided to not even visit a Ford showroom (as my wife said, baka maka-gulo pa)
Xpander GLS/Cross is still there in the mix (thanks to its very low price, compared to the other choices). But I told her we have to wait until the new version comes out.
I think the final 2 choices...
Corolla Cross - hybrid. wife loves the looks and the idea that its a hybrid. all her friends (overseas) drive one. road clearance and cargo space is a big letdown.
Innova E (+ reverse camera and sensor, 15K additional from Toyota) - wife loves the fact that the Innova is as tall as her. plus the space. (after seeing the other Innova variants, we feel that the E (+ reverse camera and sensor) is a better deal compared to the G and V.
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November 5th, 2021 12:43 PM #150
Innova is the most practical car you can buy. If you don’t mind the zero s3x appeal, go for it.
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