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    #21
    Quote Originally Posted by azizfrost View Post
    umorder na ako CX-5 woohoo!! Red AWD! walang additional payment sa red color and may 50K discount =)
    Nice! They were asking for an additional 25k ata before for the red before!

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    #22
    Quote Originally Posted by azizfrost View Post
    umorder na ako CX-5 woohoo!! Red AWD! walang additional payment sa red color and may 50K discount =)
    hi, kuya saang branch ka nakakuha with P50k discount? we are also considering cx-5 vs subbie forester vs cr-v, we just had our test drive today (greenhills branch) thanks

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    #23
    Up ko to, anong branch? 10k lang na discount binibigay sa amin

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    #24
    we have a 2012 Tucson. petrol engine. consumption is around 5km/L city driving. bumigay na agad ang a/c compressor buti covered pa ng warranty. hindi rin kami happy sa service ng Hyundai dealerships. if we were to choose now, we will choose the Mazda CX5. I hope this helps

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    #25
    If FC is not an issue then by all means go for the cx5.

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    #26
    Compared to the CX-5, the Tucson would seem needing a tech update.

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    #27
    Drove an AT Tucson (gas) a few times and I have to say, I found the throttle response to be very slow. Everything else was fine though.

    Sent from outer space

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    #28
    Quote Originally Posted by RandMcnally View Post
    I don't really mind the strict PMS schedule. For one, it's already free for three years. Secondly, i am strict myself with regards to PMS.

    I was also in the same dilemma before. But CX-5 has better handling, great fc, looks more classy, slightly bigger than tucson while tucson is cheaper.

    I chose CX-5
    HARI (tucson) has the very strict PMS sched which is every 5-7k kms and the Mazda is the one having a 3yr Free PMS. Im a bit confused.

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    #29
    Quote Originally Posted by jcal68 View Post
    If FC is not an issue then by all means go for the cx5.

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    Compared to the gas variant, the CX-5's fc is better than Tucson. As for the diesel, savings can be compensated by the free PMS, and if you drive mostly in the city, it is almost negligible. The CX-5's fc is almost the same or better than most compact cars. 10km/L is normally what I get for city driving in light to moderate traffic, and up to 16km/L in highway driving.

    Quote Originally Posted by Excalibur View Post
    HARI (tucson) has the very strict PMS sched which is every 5-7k kms and the Mazda is the one having a 3yr Free PMS. Im a bit confused.
    I think Mazda is strict in the sense that you must not be late even a day or not go beyond the required mileage for the PMS, otherwise, you forfeit the free service. Other than that, they only require PMS every 10k kms or 6 months which is a good thing. It all then boils down to your dealer's services.

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    #30
    Bumping this thread since I'm no longer considering the Fortuner.

    Tucson Gas - Cheapest at 1,188,000
    Tucson Diesel - Cheaper Fuel Expense
    CX5 MAXX - Same price as Tucson Diesel

    Same ba ang mileage ng gas at diesel? Or mas tipid ang diesel?

    Right now lamang ang Hyundai in terms of price/savings and reclinable second row seats.

    CX5 is higher, more ground clearance, Yojin 3, better after sales service and better durability (?).

    Right now I think I only need to know if the notorious Hyundai horrible after-sales service is true. Or if they have improved already. And of course, kung nag improve na rin ba ang durability ng cars nila. I think I will only need the car for 4-5 years so if proper maintenance can keep it running in good condition for the next 5 years then I guess Hyundai will be OK.

    My friend who got a Tucson said 5 year warranty na ang Hyundai. Totoo ba ito?

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