Crosswind : Maangas tingnan ,durable, mas matipid kasi sa krudo at parts kasi timing gear at kya cons ay maingay talaga ang engine, maintenance is change oil lng. New look. Spacious rin likod if you want to put new ukay2 sacks basta yung side to side third row lng wag lng yung front facing third row pero dont go for sportivo, quite pricey pero aesthetics/design/color lng ang dinagdag at hindi performance based. Go for xt or xuv pero all models have the same performance , pwde ka bumili ng mura at upgrade mo nlng para maging sportivo look, mas makakatipid ka pa .
Adventure kasi walang pinag bago ang mukha ilang years na at mas maliit pero ok rin naman at mas cheaper kay resale value nya super cheap tlga kahit gls supersport pa.
Do not expect lng na mabilis for both because even turbo yung cw, not really much ang kanyang naibibigay kaya dont dare na makipag karera using these units. Takbong pogi lng to.
Innova if you want to have what modern cars can offer kaya mas costly ang maintenance pero mas talagang mas Mabilis with safety features like abs, airbags pero sa look imho pang soccer mom tlga xa. [emoji3]
Verdict : CROSSWIND
Kasi adv or cw lng topic to end with.
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innova?Originally Posted by ;2875487
costly maintenance?
i have two.
and i just do the 5000 km oil and filter change.
their combined odo readings are over 160K km.
soccer mom? only if you limit yourself to it.
heh heh.
both isuzu and mitsubishi have no plans to make euro4 compliant crosswinds and adventures..
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Well, that's bad for isuzu because there will only be two models left that aren't classified as trucks in it's lineup, the d-max and mu-x. The good thing is that the latter is selling pretty well for them though. Only mitsubishi is making a move by saying there will be a replacement arriving in a few years. Hoping this is true.
Ganyan un choices ng Barangay sa min. Service bale ng chairman. Sa huli advie ang kinuha kasi di na mahintay ang isuzu, sobrang tagal. Kaso ayun nagsisisi kasi everyday mga 7-8 persons un sakay, nabali kagad un mud flaps sa likod, sumayad sa humps, dapang dapa un likuran, para tuloy hirap na hirap un advie. Daig pa nung innova kahit puno di nagkakaganun
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Question lang, kasi nagtitingin kami sana ng sasakyan. tapos nagustuhan pa ng tatay ko ung sportivo crosswind dahil nga 10 seater .. this week lang siya pumunta bago magcheck, tapos may offer pa na 50K discount daw.. pero hindi pa namin alam tong euro 4, ibig sabihin ba hindi na din siya dapat allowed? Balak ko pa naman iapply ng loan. Buti nabasa ko to, todo push pa sa akin tatay ko ng crosswind kunin namin.
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Nagtanung-tanong ako about the Euro 2 topic and here's what I was told: Yung dealerships na may remaining stocks na Adventure or Sportivo, they can still sell their remaining brand new units in stock. Pero kahit brand new unit sya, 2017 year model ang nasa rehistro, at hindi 2018. Kaya they are giving attractive offers/discounts so they could clear their remaining Euro 2 inventory.
Among the choices mentioned, the Crosswind gets my vote.
1. Side opening door of the Crosswind= less maintenance as there is no hydraulic strut that will wear out in time, compared to the liftback/ top opening door of the Adventure. Although by experience, kailangang ibagsak ng matindi ang doors ng Crosswind para lumapat
2. The rear cooler is positioned between the 2nd and 3rd row seats, evenly distributed ang lamig, downside to this is the driver cannot adjust the cooler settings from the driver's seat
3. Aesthetically, Crosswinds look more period correct, it doesnt hide its age compared to the CRV-ish taillights of the Adventure which clearly looks out of place in its 90's body style. My favorite iteration of the Adventure was its initial 1998 model, which has styling cues derived from the 2nd gen Pajero![]()