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February 23rd, 2005 11:28 PM #11a 10thou discount, free LTO and tin registration, matting, seat cover, Joe bubble head (don't know what's this is), 7thou SM gift check, power steering, stepboards and a cd tuner.
Well Toyota isn't known to give away a lot freebies because of its strong sales. I would still pick the Innova despite all the freebies Isuzu is offering, why? Because of whats under the hood... I want a car that is reliable and has decent power and I want to enjoy my driving experience. Just my .02
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February 23rd, 2005 11:46 PM #12
Get the Innova. The freebies might be tempting but you'll surely have buyer's remorse if you get the Sportivo.
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February 24th, 2005 10:49 AM #13
nyahahaha pati power steering sinama para humaba lng listahan naknamputs!! hehe
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February 24th, 2005 11:15 AM #14Originally Posted by strayWOLF
FYI, direct injection na rin ang D-4D, common rail pa at turbo pa against the distributor type ng Izusu and no turbo for XT. The result, more power and possibly more fuel efficient.
Wag kang masilaw sa mga kung anu-anong sales talk nila. FYI, madaling masira nag power window ng Crosswind(search the forum), at mga common problem like putol na exhaust pipe at butas na radiator(pero sabi nila nasolve na daw). Merong isang nakakuha ng lemon na kinalawang agad at itinirik sya dahil may problema sa shifter cable at marami pang iba. May kaso din palang hindi nag-match ang body number sa papeles nya. Hay dami pa at mag research ka na alng kahit dito lang sa Tsikot.
Ang kunswelo na lang naming Crosswind owner ay ang reliable at fuel efficient na engine at ang porma (SUV-look).
Ang nakikita ko palang posibleng maging problema sa Innova diesel ay ang tolerance nya sa quality ng diesel natin. Hintay muna ako ng isang taon. Kung ayaw mo ng diesel ay mag gasoline ka, VVTi pa. Test drive na.
HTHLast edited by Skywalker; February 24th, 2005 at 11:18 AM.
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February 24th, 2005 11:27 AM #15
Kung pampamilya at comfort I'd go with the INNOVA. pero kung gagamitin mo ang sasakyan mo sa province at madalas kang pumunta sa mga lugar na di maganda ang daan I'd go with the CROSSWIND. D4D is relatively new and parts will be a prob (kung may masisira). On the other hand D4D works like a gasoline engine, super tahimik at matulin unlike the engine sa CROSSWIND na malakas ang hatak pero mahina ang arangkada.
Kung anong TIBOK ng PUSO mo yun ang bilhin mo.
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February 24th, 2005 11:44 AM #16
hi,
i drive a 3 1/2 yr old xto. although i'd hate to disappoint my fellow isuzooers, i'd go for the innova. not just because of the problems of the isuzu xto's xt's, but because isuzu just lost it main (and only) advantage over the revo... the engine.
the 4ja1 engine of the xt is not lacking in power, di sya pangarera, yes, but it packs the torque and enough power to haul a heavy load. I once drove with 8 adults and 7 kids in tow and believe me you, walang kahirap hirap yung makina. fuel efficiency is also excellent. I've averaged 12 km/liter combined city and highway driving; proven ko yan. I've logged my fuel consumption from day 1 up to now.
but the innova d4d engine changes the equation - it uses the common rail direct inject system - translates to more power but less fuel consumption, even better than the direct injection diesel engine of the 4ja1, plus the much better rear suspension i think will make it a more comfortable ride. it's lower height will also lesssen it's tendency to sway on cornering... this is a problem for AUV's with a high center of gravity like the xuv's and even the xt's or xto's.
the only unpredictable thing with the d4d engine is whether it can handle the quality of our local diesel fuel. sa Trooper, naging problema yung clogging ng nozzles ng CRDi engine nila because of our "dirty" diesel. sana mas tolerant sa dirty diesel ang d4d engine ng innova.Last edited by rsnald; February 24th, 2005 at 11:47 AM.
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February 24th, 2005 12:05 PM #17
innova just blows the crosswind away in almost every aspect imo. no offense to xwind owners..
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February 24th, 2005 01:11 PM #18
'Di ba na-solve na daw ng Toyota yung problema sa fuel quality with their D-4D design?
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February 24th, 2005 01:43 PM #19
for me no further thinking...INNOVA it is...
yang mga freebies na yan eh mostly eh kasama naman talaga sa package nung unit eh, nilista lang nila para lang me masabi na me freebie....one example...FREE POWER STEERING!!!! hahahahahaha
I am not against crosswind, nagagandahan nga ako sa stance nya but comparing it to a newer toyota innova eh out of the question na agad yang crosswind para sa akin...tsaka also look for the after sales service nung dalawang company, palagay ko eh mas lamang ang toyota sa service quality satisfaction on their customer...You also have to consider that, infact it is very important lalo na ngayon na me 3yr warranty mostly ang mga sasakyan, eh kung pabalik-balik ka ba naman sa casa every now and then for the next 3 yrs dahil di ka satisfied sa work at performance nila eh di ba nakakabwisit yan?
to cut this short, between your two choices, IMHO Innova for me, not only I based my judgement on the vehicle itself but also the way the two companies are handling their customers after the sale is finalized...yung iba eh wala ng pakialam sa yo kapag nakapagbayad ka na.....hehehehe ika nga next customer pls....
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February 24th, 2005 01:46 PM #20Originally Posted by Bogeyman
as an aside, in the olden days, anyone who does not move 'ala luksa during Holy Week, especially...
Traffic!