Low FC...

**roberto_minosa** · March 12th, 2010 01:06 PM

Just around the metro? For some, getting a VVT-i variant Innova makes sense if will be used only in Metro Manila since it'll only be used for short distances, making fuel expenses relatively low. Add to that the low acquisition cost and low maintenance expenses, and you'll see that it's a bit cheaper to run compared to the D4D variant.

To top it off, the VVT-i is immune to D4D worries

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**chua_riwap** · March 12th, 2010 01:37 PM

^^ Agree. TS, think twice about this Toyata D4Ds. Matipid nga sa diesel, pero mapupunta naman ang savings mo sa gastos, pag nag-umpisa nang magkaproblema unit mo. Wala rin. Remember the "Preoblems on the D4D" threads?

**digitel** · March 12th, 2010 04:31 PM

crosswinds and sportivos are definitely low in FC. These vehicles are a little expensive, if you want you can buy Hi-landers or IPVs. They share the same 4JA1 engine, this engine is one of the best in its class, sabi nga nila, "Basta diesel isuzu!"

**Dudee** · March 12th, 2010 07:11 PM

Any feedbacks on the hilux FX model?

**dale323** · March 12th, 2010 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by Dudee

Any feedbacks on the hilux FX model?

IMHO:
Hilux FX = D4D engine and D4D engine = engine prob (fuel line). do the math. hehehe.

**dale323** · March 12th, 2010 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by Dudee

Home- School-bank-home-school-Home..

M/T lang ang preferences ko.

OMG, the crosswind prices are too high. The cheapest among the choices I found was L3FB and advie, mahal din ang Inova E/G, plus the toyota controversies...

Actually, kaya mura ang advie and l3fb is because both their engines are 4d56 which is old but very very reliable. Also, lumang body na ang l3 and advie. Change lights, bumps but still same body. No big deal for me. Bang for the buck naman yung dalawa. See our roads and their numbers will tell you how reliable are they.