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July 24th, 2013 02:56 AM #11Grabe naman bro! I can imagine what a Pajero constantly spinning 4000rpm is like.
Wala bang black smoke? Kawawa naman ang Pajero, kawawa din si Alto... I do that with our Revo and I'm already among the fastest on the street. Matic ba yung sayo bro? I wonder how a manual will do, with alcohol injection and a big front mount intercooler. :devil:
Mas matipid pa naman siguro kesa sa gas! Let's say you get 6km/L. Given that diesel is at 43/L at gas at 53/L, the gasoline car will have to do 7.4km/L to match your fuel cost. That's gas mileage expected from a 1.6-1.8L matic compact!
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July 24th, 2013 03:33 AM #12
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July 24th, 2013 09:12 AM #13pero pag kayo nasingitan ng small cars eh kulang na lang umusok kayo sa galit... gunggong ka din pala eh makakahanap ka din ng katapat na 9mm... disiplina lang tol....hindi naman kailangan mang bully sa daan
kung ako si TS at madalas naman mag isa lang tapos daily drive.. get a small car like picanto or jazz kung kaya.. pajero for 500k??? nakow for sigurado laspag na yan at marami ka na papagawa plus mahal pa gulong nyan kasi malaki
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July 24th, 2013 09:26 AM #14
Forget the Pajero. At its age, repairs will be lined up to drain your pocket, and isn't exactly a fuel miser if that's your goal. I'd consider that if it was a second car and not a primary daily drive.
If your goal is to have practical daily driver then get something less than five years old; keep your options open to finding a unit that's first owned (and being sold by the actual owner), with acceptable mileage, has all it's original paint intact, and has the service records (not necessarily CASA maintained) to back it up. A Vios, Corolla Altis, Civic, City or Jazz seems good. Personally, the Jazz is a fine daily driver if you ask me.
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July 24th, 2013 01:50 PM #15
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July 24th, 2013 02:02 PM #16
sa akin, the pajero, while its a good choice, could be old.... baka it may need na nga caliberation, which will cost you.
i would still get the newer unit.... in your case, the altis.
but if you would want to have a frugal car, Vios.
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July 24th, 2013 04:50 PM #17getting a sound and good performing pajero fm will take a lot of luck and patience due to its age. i got one a few months ago and expected very much what others recommended here. i could've bought a 2nd hand tucson, rav 4, etc but there's just something about this model that really draws me to it. that in itself is a reason for me to overspend a bit
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July 24th, 2013 07:16 PM #18
wala namang black smoke. well maintained din naman kasi. automatic yung pajero namin. ang bagal kasi talaga. if i drive the way i drive my car (sa tatay ko kasi yung pajero) 2.5k rpm max malalate lang ako. ang bagal kasi ng acceleration from 0-60. so i cruise at 3k pagkanakapickup na sa speed.
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July 24th, 2013 07:25 PM #19
wala namang black smoke. well maintained din naman kasi. automatic yung pajero namin. ang bagal kasi talaga. if i drive the way i drive my car (sa tatay ko kasi yung pajero) 2.5k rpm max malalate lang ako. ang bagal kasi ng acceleration from 0-60. so i cruise at 3k pagkanakapickup na sa speed.
affected ka ata masyado sir. bawibawian lang. matraffic naman nung sumingit ako kaya hindi delikado para kanino. wala naman masama gamitin ang size advantage basta walang mangyayaring aksidente. tsaka pagnakasedan naman ako, ako naman yung binubully. mga innova may paborito sakin. kung init ng ulo papairalin sa daan, di na overpopulated ang pilipinas. kaya chill ka lang sir.
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July 24th, 2013 10:36 PM #20
Yes, looks like shallow mount bollards.
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