Isuzu Crosswind XUVi vs Ford Everest 2007

**vctradingcubao** · May 25th, 2007 11:36 PM

Mga bossing, newbie here, pasensya na, di ko mahanap ang "introductions forum", so pa join na lang po. Almost made up my mind to go for the 2.5 everest. 2 nights na nga akong napupuyat kababasa ng forums.
My question:

What's better? the 2.5 everest AT or the manual? Pros & cons please.

**boybi** · May 26th, 2007 12:17 AM

Ayaw nyong magreconsider? Autofocus People's Choice AUV of the Year ang Crosswind!

**eggman** · May 26th, 2007 11:38 AM

Originally Posted by boybi

Ayaw nyong magreconsider? Autofocus People's Choice AUV of the Year ang Crosswind!

Hehehehe ikaw talaga....Ok yung Sportivo(as if.....)...

**niky** · May 26th, 2007 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by vctradingcubao

Mga bossing, newbie here, pasensya na, di ko mahanap ang "introductions forum", so pa join na lang po. Almost made up my mind to go for the 2.5 everest. 2 nights na nga akong napupuyat kababasa ng forums.
My question:

What's better? the 2.5 everest AT or the manual? Pros & cons please.

I'd normally say MT, but I didn't gel well with the stick of the Everest MT. And while cars with electronic throttles usually feel less sluggish with MT, there's still some response delay with the Everest MT, so I'd say the AT is the way to go with this one.

Maybe I'm just sour-graping because the Everest's electronic throttle wouldn't let me burn rubber during the test-drive's acceleration segment, shutting the engine down when I tried to slip the clutch. :hysterical: But if the computer won't let you modulate power delivery with the clutch and throttle, what good is a manual?

**saipeme** · May 26th, 2007 06:50 PM

if you buy a diesel car today buy car with crdi engine,powerful,refine and efficient...

**kokey** · May 26th, 2007 07:31 PM

EVEREST for me

**sandamakmak** · May 26th, 2007 08:19 PM

Originally Posted by xto

crdi over non-crdi. all new everest na even the 4X2 m/t.
xuvi is not an suv that could be compared to everest. it's everest
over crosswind even if sportivo pa yan. all new pa.

a very good point sir. i think the crosswind and sportivo are classed as AUV while the everest is an SUV. so for me, ang katapat ng everest sa isuzu range is the alterra though meron yata silang difference sa price. just expressing my own view. Peace!

**drunken_driver** · May 26th, 2007 10:23 PM

wat is crdi po b??

wat is the difference btwn crdi and non-crdi?

**niky** · May 26th, 2007 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by drunken_driver

wat is crdi po b??

wat is the difference btwn crdi and non-crdi?

CRDi is generally smoother, quieter, higher-revving and more fuel-efficient.

There's still some worry about the long term effects of "dirty" diesel on CRDi injectors, but if you live in and around the city, and fill only at new and botique-style (big name, big space) gas stations, you should have no problems.

**drunken_driver** · May 26th, 2007 10:57 PM

Originally Posted by niky

I'd normally say MT, but I didn't gel well with the stick of the Everest MT. And while cars with electronic throttles usually feel less sluggish with MT, there's still some response delay with the Everest MT, so I'd say the AT is the way to go with this one.

Maybe I'm just sour-graping because the Everest's electronic throttle wouldn't let me burn rubber during the test-drive's acceleration segment, shutting the engine down when I tried to slip the clutch. :hysterical: But if the computer won't let you modulate power delivery with the clutch and throttle, what good is a manual?

so, does it mean that it is more better to go for a M/T than A/T when it comes to everest 4x2?