Kindly advice: Foruner, Trailblazer or Everest?

**jutenheim223** · November 5th, 2013 12:50 AM

In terms of Safety, Comfort, Fuel efficiency and price.

Safety: Same safety features I think.
Comfort: Definitely TrailB with its 5-link with Coil Spring rear suspension
Fuel Efficiency: Almost the same yung 3, pero Everest ang may highest average fuel consumption. Nasa 5-9 km/l (based from my friend's everest).
Price: Sulit sa specs ang TrailB dito with 200HP and 500Nm torque, pero talo ata sa toys na kasama since bago palang sa market

**Mikemike07** · November 5th, 2013 03:45 PM

Originally Posted by albert_b

I own a Chevy Trailblazer and I don't agree na malakas siya sa diesel. Sure, it's not as frugal as a Jazz or a Vios but what would you expect from a 2.5/2.8 liter engine. My economy varies between 7 and 10 km / liter. Purely city-driven with Ortigas ext/C5/Makati rush hour traffic conditions.

wow thats really good FC. thats what compact cars usually get in the same situation.

id get a fort/monty. as much as i love the exclusivity nakakatakot din. baka pahirapan sa parts. tulad ng kakilala ko. meron nung current gen pajero. 1 month stuck sa casa kasi walang parts.

scratch that. id get a santa fe in a heartbeat.

**20santafe14** · November 5th, 2013 07:15 PM

betwwen the 3 i choose TOTL trailblazer.

**Retz** · November 5th, 2013 07:21 PM

I'd pick the Fortuner.

**Noel Salisipan** · November 5th, 2013 09:07 PM

Originally Posted by basti08

I prefer the Everest.

It being replaced next year? Sure.

Papalitan na din naman ang Fortuner sooner or later. 8 years na sya sa market. The current Everest is just 6 years since 2007 (pre-facelift) and I like the fact that it has 5 speed AT (vs 4AT of the Fortuner), 18" wheels, side swinging hatch and rear door mounted spare. Very practical. Plus it is heavily discounted.

But to each his own.

Goodluck.

Ito rin naging reasons ko why I choose the everest. Besides, kasama pa ang montero, sta Fe, sorento.. sa mga selection.

Everest was selected because of the space, maganda ang vision for both the driver & the passengers pas nakaupo ka sa respective seats, hindi hirap mga bata magbukas at magsara sa rear door kahit na less than 5' tall pa lang sila.

**tsupermario** · November 6th, 2013 09:54 AM

i'd check out the fort 2.5v and probably wait for the 5 a/t

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**GTi** · November 6th, 2013 10:33 PM

Lahat ba nitong pinag-pipilian top of the line?

I'd suggest you bring your family to the showroom to check out each one. Since you will be the one riding the car, your opinion along with your family's counts the most. The 3.0L Fortuner is not known for it's fuel efficiency, interior is also quite cramped and with limited headroom for the 2nd and 3rd rows. The Trailblazer seems to be an excellent proposition, but then I'm still not sold on Chevy's local dealer support and parts supply as of the moment. The Everest is a rather safe choice. It's been in the market long with no issues. It's also got the most interior space.

Aren't you considering the Montero Sport, Sorento and Santa Fe?

**42n3r** · November 7th, 2013 09:42 AM

Toyota Fortuner anytime of the day.

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**ACarEnthusiast** · November 11th, 2013 04:20 PM

If your choice is based on value for money, I would select the Trailblazer LTZ for the safety features, ride comfort and the space 4X4.

If you prefer to have a safe choice, then I would select the Fortuner. The Everest is a little longer but the Trailblazer is wider and more appealling. If you prefer ease in driving, the Montero might be deserving of your attention.

For better driving experience plus comfort and a little touch of elegance, then go for the Sorrento or Santa-Fe.

**numbah5** · November 13th, 2013 09:24 PM

Originally Posted by ACarEnthusiast

If your choice is based on value for money, I would select the Trailblazer LTZ for the safety features, ride comfort and the space 4X4.

If you prefer to have a safe choice, then I would select the Fortuner. The Everest is a little longer but the Trailblazer is wider and more appealling. If you prefer ease in driving, the Montero might be deserving of your attention.

For better driving experience plus comfort and a little touch of elegance, then go for the Sorrento or Santa-Fe.

Sir you forgot the class leading power and torque outputs of the Trailblazer

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