Land Cruiser 70 series or Jeep Rubicon CRD

[Jetjock]

Since pareho ang Price nila
patulong naman po in terms of the following:

1)realibility
2)durability
3)Dealer after sevice
4)parts availability
5)long term ownership
6)after market off road parts (upgrades or mods)
7)fuel consumption
8)comfort
Thank you in Advance

[blue_gambit]

Since pareho ang Price nila
patulong naman po in terms of the following:

1)realibility
2)durability
3)Dealer after sevice
4)parts availability
5)long term ownership
6)after market off road parts (upgrades or mods)
7)fuel consumption
8)comfort
Thank you in Advance

1. toyota empre
2. toyota pa rin
3. sa dami ng toyota dealers lamang na lamang
4. old body with LC200 engine for sure toyota
5. its really up to you
6. kung wala ka mabili dito you can get it in OZ paborito nila ang 70 series dun
7. you really dont buy an SUV because of FC. hehehe
8. test drive...

Go LC 70!!! :groupwave: hehehe

[ronw123w124]

Since pareho ang Price nila
patulong naman po in terms of the following:

1)realibility
2)durability
3)Dealer after sevice
4)parts availability
5)long term ownership
6)after market off road parts (upgrades or mods)
7)fuel consumption
8)comfort
Thank you in Advance

I think sa lahat ng criteria mo except siguro sa ride lamang na lamang yung LC70.

[d_mac]

Since pareho ang Price nila
patulong naman po in terms of the following:

1)realibility
2)durability
3)Dealer after sevice
4)parts availability
5)long term ownership
6)after market off road parts (upgrades or mods)
7)fuel consumption
8)comfort
Thank you in Advance

Not familiar sir Jetjock sa Jeep Rubicon, however, here's also an enquiry posted at the Toyota forum re the Landcruiser 70 Series. Goodluck sa choices mo sir.

Cheers!

Saw couple of ads in sulit.

grey market importers in MM

2.7m yata brand new na grey import

really? wow!

those selling LC200 usually meron din LC70

Someone at our office just bought one, brand new. Saw it covered under a tarp at the basement parking at work.

Ito isa:

B/N 2012 Toyota Landcruiser LX10 4×4 M/T Diesel – 318AutoMart.com most convinient car shoping center

Thanks mga sirs.... Tunay na napakaganda nila - classic box-type!

Parang may mali lang dito sa isang advert (not the Dubai-version advert above) ---- Toyota 1VD-FTV ang engine (4.5-litre V8 diesel single-turbo) na nakasulat sa kanila, pero sa picture Toyota 1HD-FTE 4.2-litre 6-straight cylinder ang makikita, which i like anyway hehe (timing gear, perfectly-balanced at lightweight SOHC). Possibly Japan-version model yung sa sulit.com priced at PhP2.7 M.

Halos parehas lang din naman ang power specs nila (205 hp, 430 Nm torque from 1200 to 3200 rpm). The 1VD-FTV V8 4.5-litre single-turbo is an Australian-model only. Magkaiba din ang umbok sa hood nila where the Aussie-version guapong intake hood-scoop talaga.










Maraming salamat mga sirs....

Cheers!

[vinj]

Given the criteria, its definitely the Toyota.

[niky]

Aside from the old-school ergonomics, I find the Rubicon incredibly refined for an off-roader. The Ride is obviously jiggly, but not harsh (better than many pickups) and noise insulation is fantastic, especially considering the roof is a removable plastic assembly.

No comparison between the two. If you're going off-road, you want the Jeep, period. But me, if I were buying a car for use on road, I'd sooner look at a more modern local Cruiser or road-going SUV.

Of course, if I were going off-road, I'd be getting something old and modified.

[d_mac]

By sheer looks and sound of the diesel engine (whether the 1VD-FTV V8 or the 1HD-FT or 1HD-FTE inline-6) nothing gives you the orgasmic feeling than the Landcruiser 70 Series.... Plus complimented by Landcruiser's reputation in off-roading history. The 70 series is as hardcore as the Land Rover.

How good-looking they are, that's why up until now the Aussie's want them that bad




But, if you're looking for an alternative and way cheaper option to go off-roading, even hardcore ones, just order from Suzuki Pilipinas the Suzuki Grand Vitara 4x4 2.4-litre or the top-of-line 3.2-litre V6, where the latter can be imported straight from Japan at only PhP1.7 M (enquire at Suzuki Pasig).... and they all run in timing chains.

Here, Suzie Grand Vitara provides the pacing for the blue Jeep Rubicon behind





It's not a soft-offroader, here you see the integrated ladder-frame chassis of the Suzie that is "tucked-in" to the monocoque chassis, not just "outrigged" as most SUV's - this feature you can only get from luxury SUV's like the Mercedes Benz but you get it outright from the Grand Vitara for way lower price.

[lowslowbenz]

TLC .... period.

[gvtheogioJ]

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