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December 12th, 2018 10:35 AM #41
Previa 2005 or Innova V 2007
I think both cars you're looking at no longer belongs to the original owner.
Really tough to choose between the 2.
BUT if I'm just looking at the cars...
Previa will provide better luxury, it's not as common as the Innova and that 2.4 engine should give you better power to weight ratio than the Innova's 2.0L engine.
BUT both are really old...
So I will need to see the background of the present (and previous) t owner before making the purchase.
Can they afford to maintain it? Is it a daily driver for 1 person? Was it used for business?
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December 12th, 2018 10:54 AM #42I'll go for the Previa, been enjoying mine since day 1.
its a bit of a gas guzzler but its definitely much more comfortable that it seems like youre riding in a cruise ship.
Parts are a bit rare, most often you have to order for the parts you need.
Very executive feel.
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December 12th, 2018 02:41 PM #43The advantage of the leaf spring setup is the ability to carry heavier loads. I've squeezed 13 people in the Revo and the rear end didn't break a sweat. If you carry heavy cargo a lot, say, ceramic tiles or the like, then the Alterra is right up your alley.
IMHO sanayan nalang rin in terms of driveability. We have a Granvia and a Carnival. Size difference is roughly the same as a Starex and Alterra. At this point, I hardly feel the difference at all.
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