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    #11
    Well, the Tucson is actually a decent vehicle... and the only compact crossover on the market with a diesel. And the new facelift introduces subtle changes that make it look upmarket.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    #12
    Quote Originally Posted by pup2 View Post
    No, no. I have to disagree with Niky this time. Forester is matagtag, has so-so after-sales, even poorer FC, handles like a whale, is the only car here that has a waiting list (I think), and has no freebies nor promotions except an imminent price increase. If I were you I wouldn't even consider it.


    pup2...kala ko ba forester choice mo..........for me forester is the best among the rest.......

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    #13
    If the diesel 4 x 2 Tucson had been available 2 years ago, I'd have gotten it for my daily driver.

    Value for money features all-around and I think HARI has made good strides in its after-sales service.

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    #14
    Quote Originally Posted by dpo kenneth View Post
    pup2...kala ko ba forester choice mo..........for me forester is the best among the rest.......


    ah...okay i got it pup2.......oo nga mas maganda CRV,OUTLANDER,TUCSON.......hehehehehheheheh
    ayaw mo talaga tayong dumami sa kalsada ah .....

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    #15
    Quote Originally Posted by niky View Post
    Either way, he wants to keep the club small... ...elitists!
    shoulda just gotten a MINI if he wants it small..the group that is! :hysterical:

    OT: i don't see anything wrong with more fozzies roaming the metro or the country. man, it's not even an exotic car :bwahaha:

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    #16
    among the 3: i'll choose CRV, then Forester. Tucson never crossed mind
    I will also chose the CRV in this comparo among gas-fed CUVs. Looks good outside, feel nice inside, and drives wonderfully.

    If I will choose a diesel CUV, the Tucson will get my vote ahead of the Sportage (although mechanically similar, the Tucson has a more attractive shell).

    From a practical standpoint, the Forester may not be good vehicle for long term ownership esp. if you live outside Metro Manila.

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    #17
    CRV is my choice based on the considerations you mentioned (FC, Ride, after sales service).

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    #18
    Quote Originally Posted by pup2 View Post
    No, no. I have to disagree with Niky this time. Forester is matagtag, has so-so after-sales, even poorer FC, handles like a whale, is the only car here that has a waiting list (I think), and has no freebies nor promotions except an imminent price increase. If I were you I wouldn't even consider it.

    ayus ha?

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    #19
    Thank you all for responding! At least now I'm only down to 2 choices..hay
    CRV and Subaru...although I got scared about pup2 comments.

    Which one has a better FC, accelerates faster and has a better resale value???

    I'm a big fan of M/T kaya lang grabe na ang traffic so I'm really considering and A/T. So I'm a bit concerened about A/T's acceleration.

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    #20
    Pup2 was just pulling your leg... we think.

    An AT is definitely easier to drive, but definitely thirstier for gasoline. A manual transmission will save you money at the pumps.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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