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    Right now I am looking (for my parents) to get a new SUV. Right now na-check ko na yung Ford Everest and it seems ok and the deal I got and the price is tempting. But to be honest (on a personal level) I am in love with the Hyundai Santa Fe but its a bit more expensive. Pero since my parents are the type of people who look at cars as just a tool to get from A to B rather than an extension of themselves so they don't want to spend too much money on it.

    I have never driven both cars, pero from what I heard the Everest is bumpy. When they say bumpy, how bumpy? Can you guys relate it compared to the Toyota Revo (their previous car) for example.

    I really really appreciate any inputs!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tidus1203 View Post
    Right now I am looking (for my parents) to get a new SUV. Right now na-check ko na yung Ford Everest and it seems ok and the deal I got and the price is tempting. But to be honest (on a personal level) I am in love with the Hyundai Santa Fe but its a bit more expensive. Pero since my parents are the type of people who look at cars as just a tool to get from A to B rather than an extension of themselves so they don't want to spend too much money on it.
    Would you be open to the option of buying a sedan instead of a SUV for them?

    I have never driven both cars, pero from what I heard the Everest is bumpy. When they say bumpy, how bumpy? Can you guys relate it compared to the Toyota Revo (their previous car) for example.
    Like driving a truck. Not a good vehicle if you want smooth ride quality.

    Here is one guy who was really unhappy about his purchase.

    Last edited by ghosthunter; October 31st, 2008 at 10:56 AM.

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    Nope definitely an SUV for the versatility. And they already have a sedan which is Camry.

    But lets say compared to a Revo is it bumpier? Since nasanay na sila sa Revo so Revo bumbiness is tolerable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tidus1203 View Post
    Nope definitely an SUV for the versatility. And they already have a sedan which is Camry.
    OK, because I was thinking of the issue of climbing into a tall vehicle is a bit more difficult for older people. Would they be driving or have a driver?


    But lets say compared to a Revo is it bumpier? Since nasanay na sila sa Revo so Revo bumbiness is tolerable.
    Here's a comparo thread for the same vehicles you were asking about.

    http://tsikot.yehey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=40215
    Last edited by ghosthunter; October 31st, 2008 at 11:05 AM.

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    Here's "First drive: New Everest, Escape, Explorer" thread...

    http://tsikot.yehey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34447

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    Your parents will appreciate the smoother ride of the Santa Fe plus it has better safety features since it's being sold outside of Asia and passes US and Europe safety standard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ghosthunter View Post
    OK, because I was thinking of the issue of climbing into a tall vehicle is a bit more difficult for older people. Would they be driving or have a driver?
    Di naman po sila ganun katanda. My dad is 53, mom is 51. They are old but not grumpy old if you know what I mean they still both work and run a business so hinda pa sila yung retirement age. My mom will have a driver, my dad will likely drive by himself.

    Leaning towards Santa Fe, kung papayag lang sila to spend a bit more para makagamit din ako Worse comes to worse, baka magdagdag na lang ako with my own money para matuloy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tidus1203 View Post
    Di naman po sila ganun katanda. My dad is 53, mom is 51. They are old but not grumpy old if you know what I mean they still both work and run a business so hinda pa sila yung retirement age. My mom will have a driver, my dad will likely drive by himself.

    Leaning towards Santa Fe, kung papayag lang sila to spend a bit more para makagamit din ako Worse comes to worse, baka magdagdag na lang ako with my own money para matuloy.

    How about Nissan X-Trail? Its cheaper somewhat:
    250X 4x4 AT = P 1,380,000
    250 4x4 AT = P 1,270,000
    200 4x2 AT = P 1,160,000

    Ride quality is also much better. Spacious inside and the cargo carrying capability is quite versatile.

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    Hmmm... Pero diba gas mga yan? Hindi ba mas ok yung diesel ng Santa Fe and Everest?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tidus1203 View Post
    Hmmm... Pero diba gas mga yan? Hindi ba mas ok yung diesel ng Santa Fe and Everest?
    Santa Fe 2.2 GLS 4x2 AT CRDi Dsl = Php 1,528,000
    Everest 2.5L DuraTORQ TDCi 4x2 MT= Php 1,265,000
    X-Trail 200 4x2 AT = P 1,160,000

    Assuming you choosing between Sta Fe vs Xtrail

    price difference = P368,000 = 8,178 liters of gasoline * P45/L

    Or about 40,800 km * 5km/L fuel mileage (assumed) in the X-Trail.

    How far would you have to drive the Sta-Fe to become "cheaper"?


    And if you are feeling the pinch of fuel costs, you have the option of going AUTO-LPG with the donut fuel tank. GREENFUEL's demo car is a X-Trail.
    Last edited by ghosthunter; October 31st, 2008 at 11:44 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tidus1203 View Post
    Hmmm... Pero diba gas mga yan? Hindi ba mas ok yung diesel ng Santa Fe and Everest?
    Since your parents have the Toyotas why not include the Fort D4D? pricewise its on the level of Sta. Fe, well really I think they will not mind the plus if they love that SUV (Hyundai).

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    I have removed the Fort from the list, its just like ants in the road nakakasawa na talaga.

    *ghosthunter

    Ewan ko ba even if its cheaper I just don't have the love for the Xtrail. Its old and I dunno it just does not feel exciting. So for now lets stick with Everest VS Santa Fe.

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    Sir Tidus, para sa akin Sta. Fe na lang kunin mo for your parents...

    (Biased ba? - hehehehe)

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    Sa kin lang and between the two, matiisin ako eh. If I want the Santa Fe, antayin ko na yung new model, since established na rin ang Santa Fe ang sarap ata ng una . You know that diba with your FD? - tyaga muna sa Camry kundi in a hurry kasi tagal na rin ng current Santa Fe.

    One thing i like in Everest is the availability of m/t.

    My 1 cent.

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    ^^I see pero kailan ba yung New Santa Fe? Kasi kung 2 years from now pa baka hindi na...

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    outlander 2x4 perhaps?
    Damn, son! Where'd you find this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by safeorigin View Post
    outlander 2x4 perhaps?
    Mitsu Outlander 2.4 GLX 4x2 Gas = PHP 1,270,000

    I have a half-cousin who drives one. He claims he gets 8km/L in city driving.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tidus1203 View Post
    ^^I see pero kailan ba yung New Santa Fe? Kasi kung 2 years from now pa baka hindi na...
    i'm sure si lui makakasagot ng exact dito. paging boss lui yoohoooo

    another kung sa ngayon go ako sa MONTERO SPORT 1.5M lang 4X4 na kung tipo nyo lang.

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    Hmmm... May bad taste pa din ako sa Mitsubishi hanggang ngayon pero sige I might consider those pero they are still backseat compared to Everest and Santa Fe. I will e\test drive these two especially the Everest since I really need to know the bumpiness of the Everest.

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    go for the Sta Fe. gandang ganda ako dito pag may nakikita ako. based on looks sta fe. pareho ko pa naman hindi naddrive eh. hahaha

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