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  1. Join Date
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    Since you would not be selling your Adventure, go for the Strada. I honestly find the Tucson's rear seating a bit ok but yung headroom is not so wanting..

    Test drive and decide

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    ^ Sir walang test-drive unit dito sa province namin. Nakasakay na ako ng Tucson na bago a few months ago and sobrang natagtagan at nahilo ako sa likod. However, the owner (bagong labas ng casa nuon) did later note that severely over-inflated daw pala mga gulong niya. Which of the two would have the higher resale value?

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    Quote Originally Posted by torque&pepper View Post
    ^ Sir walang test-drive unit dito sa province namin. Nakasakay na ako ng Tucson na bago a few months ago and sobrang natagtagan at nahilo ako sa likod. However, the owner (bagong labas ng casa nuon) did later note that severely over-inflated daw pala mga gulong niya. Which of the two would have the higher resale value?
    If we say ceteris paribus, the strada because it's much more versatile and filipinos love a pick-up in the provinces.
    Fasten your seatbelt! Or else... Driven To Thrill!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    If we say ceteris paribus, the strada because it's much more versatile and filipinos love a pick-up in the provinces.
    Agree. Karamihan parin ng province ngayon hindi maganda ang kalsada.

    Pick up would still be the best for provincial use. Or SUV.

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    *GTi: ha ha..but I can't argue with you as the Advie is indeed on the slow side when overtaking.

    *SG: so would that mean that the Tucson may not fare well in negotiating bad roads? The main purpose pa naman sana of the next car would be for long travel that will negotiate the riddled-under re-pavement roads along Nueva Vizcaya up to San Jose, Nueva Ecija stretching 2-3 hours. The Tucson won't be able to take that beating on a monthly basis? The i10 did for 3X but I was so guilt stricken. he he..

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    Quote Originally Posted by torque&pepper View Post
    *GTi: ha ha..but I can't argue with you as the Advie is indeed on the slow side when overtaking.

    *SG: so would that mean that the Tucson may not fare well in negotiating bad roads? The main purpose pa naman sana of the next car would be for long travel that will negotiate the riddled-under re-pavement roads along Nueva Vizcaya up to San Jose, Nueva Ecija stretching 2-3 hours. The Tucson won't be able to take that beating on a monthly basis? The i10 did for 3X but I was so guilt stricken. he he..
    Kung long travel lang, maganda sana ang Tucson. Kapag long drive na full of lubak, hindi na gaano. AFAIK medyo malambot kasi ang pang-ilalim niyan kaya hindi magandang ipagparusahan lagi. Baka hindi magtagal puro kalampag ka na. Sa CUV segment ang alam kong kayang takbuhan ng ganon are the Escape, Grand Vitara and perhaps also the X-Trail. Or, you can just go for the Strada.

Strada 2.5L diesel o Tucson 2.0L gas