Mazda CX-5 FWD Pro v. Honda CR-V 1.6 V

[travajante]

That is noted and thanks for the feedback : )

If I may ask, do you have any idea about the fuel economy of the new CX5 and CX9?
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Anytime, sir. Let's await real world metro traffic FC figures from the owners. Ours are the hobo 1.5s.



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[rfvinuya]

What will be your choice? CX-5 Pro or CR-V 2.0S?

[April_Ryan]

if you wont mind the suspension niggles of the crv. the crv is my choice

I need to research on this, as I'm not familiar with this issue.

[April_Ryan]

Oh, you got the SH platform. The new one, SK platform, is two generations ahead already. Check it out first.


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Thanks, I will.

The previous generation Forester (since the 2019 is completely new) is being sold on 5-years zero interest. I should probably have a look at those too, but not really enthused about how those old ones performed or looked. I like my SH's looks better.

[April_Ryan]

Maybe consider the Honda CR-V 2.0S gasoline model ... Better features than the 1.6V diesel ...

Yes, the sales agent was telling me that the 2.0 gas model has more or less the same features as the CR-V 1.6 S diesel model, which is the higher end variant and is selling for 1.8 Million (beyond my budget).

[xxxpinpointxxx]

We have a 2016 CX-5 Pro. Right now fuel consumption average is 12.2l/100km with average speed of 12 km/h. Mostly city driven. Odo is now at 39,000+kms. Just sharing the fuel economy numbers 8-)

[Sleepcare]

I need to research on this, as I'm not familiar with this issue.

Makalampag ang crv on unpaved roads but there are already some fixes sa common issues.

-Rear hatch door (may solution)
-Aircon vent sa dashboard (may solution)
-Engine under protection (ginagawa pa yung part na solution)
-Engine support (may solution siguro? replace? )

[babybackrivs]

The population of Skyactivs has grown exponentially, too. A lot of common parts are shared across their current product line...the 2, 3, 6, CX3, CX5 & 9. Fast moving consumables & wear items are usually available off the shelf, reasonably priced. Only the BT50 remains having some Ford in it.
Dealerships maybe the most convenient support source, but they're not the lone. Online sources for proper parts have become very reliable, accessible & practical. This has made it more assuring to look beyond the T & H badges.....
In major decisions like transport & shelter, try listening to the heart. The lasting choices I made were not from the head.[emoji846]

That is noted and thanks for the feedback : )

If I may ask, do you have any idea about the fuel economy of the new CX5 and CX9?


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CX9 FC is around 4-5 km/L for daily city driving

Our CX9 right now is only being used on weekends and since there’s less traffic and puro highway, we get an FC of 6-7

Not the most practical car IMHO but it’s really nice


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[travajante]

CX9 FC is around 4-5 km/L for daily city driving

Our CX9 right now is only being used on weekends and since there’s less traffic and puro highway, we get an FC of 6-7

Not the most practical car IMHO but it’s really nice


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[April_Ryan]

So I took a look at the Forester mid-trim and its nice. Priced at 1.698 though, and no discount at all.