Quote Originally Posted by drey View Post
I dont know what to recommend...

Sta. Fe - Diesel nga... But if you are planning to own it for 5 years or more... Nakow po... Ang mahal naman ng parts ng CRDi compared to regular diesels where you can service it on your own. Yung Outlander 2.4L naman, gas which gives you lesser maintenance costs, pero kahit more than 10 years na ang Mitsubishi sa CVT, parang i-doubt it pa rin... The CVT costs a lot when its broken.

Sta Fe - Mahal parts if nasira... Injectors nya etc.
Outlander - Mahal ang CVT if nasira...

If gas I would go for the 3.0L MIVEC V6 Outlander But kung diesel, the Sta Fe for sure, HARI is giving a 5 year warranty for the car. But... If Mitsubishi gives me the opportunity to pay a little bit more for a 5 year warranty... Hmmm... the 2.4L Outlander nalang kasi marami pa rin itong freebies... :hihihi: Sa Aussie, they get 6L/100 kms in the highway. 9L/100km naman sa City. Hope that applies here.

I hope this would give you an insight of the car you wish to get. Di naman siguro magagalit si sir Lui sa akin kasi he is in both brands. :hysterical:


sa aussie they get 9L kasi walang traffic saka tricycle dun. I have driven there in that so boring continent in the south: dun nga uso yun population 1000 sa isang area as big as QC. My SF can reach 15km/liter dun sa tingin ko, normal heavy foot driving ko pa

in 5 years, CRDi will be mainstream already with the introduction of all brands na. even Honda is joining the bandwagon.

so mahirap magsalita ng tapos ...

dito nga lang sa ORtigas ave., I have since experienced Pajero fieldmaster owners with W or X plates rolling down their windows and checking out my SF from end to end sa traffic.

3.0 Mivec pangarera lang yan dito sa sobra sikip na mundo na'tin. yun nga hindi Mivec na Fuzion lakas lumamon ng gas eh. 1M car tapos drinks like a Ford Explorer accdg. to the Fuzion thread.

kung gusto ko magyabang by enduring a gas guzzling vehicle, I'd rather buy a BMW or a Ford Expedition/Explorer or Chevy Tahoe. at least, worth ang yabang.

the only thrifty gasoline right now that I'm very confident of is the new CRV.

sa panahon ngaun kailangan mag-tipid, para makabili ka ng LCD TV the bigger the better. the savings of 3k per month on gasoline can already buy you a 32" LCD TV in 1 year sa pinoydvd.com.