Tucson vs RAV4

**unmarked** · June 6th, 2017 10:19 AM

CR-V gets my vote dun sa cr-v vs rav4

tucson vs rav4, baka tucson. ang poor ng reviews nyan rav4, i think bumawi nalang sila sa presyo and features

**Shutterbug** · June 6th, 2017 10:36 AM

there's an all new CRV coming out and possibly in diesel and with 7 seats pa.... i would wait for that if i were you.

Originally Posted by theblob

This will be my first car if ever kaya gusto ko talaga yung design na type ko. Was supposed to wait for the CHR kaso magkakaroon na ng excise tax and the interior seems cramped. Hindi ko type design ng CRV, Sportage, Forester and Xtrail.

I plan to get the gas variant. Nacompute ko average savings ng diesel parang halos parehas lang? Parang hindi na rin practical mag Hyundai kung presyo ng diesel variant yung paguusapan.

Tumibay na ba ang mga Hyundai? Notorious kasi masyado quality nila. Hindi daw bagay sa Philippines mga car nila.

**Shutterbug** · June 6th, 2017 10:43 AM

But CRV is the best selling CUV in the US for several consecutive years already.

Originally Posted by minicarph

These old 90s icons are a dying breed RAV4, CRV, Corolla, Civic, Lancer.
Parang sa pangalan na lang kumbakit binebenta pa ng mas mahal.

If you are a millennial who did not even witness the successes of these brands some 10-20 years ago, you would wonder why they are being sold higher eh size lang naman pinagkaiba sa vios, city, hrv, ecosport, mirage.

Given that trick of the mind, i doubt if you will even consider puuting these car models in your list anymore,

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**IamVince** · June 14th, 2017 12:12 AM

Advice po sana, looking to buy compact suv soon, choosing between 2010-2012 tucson gas, 2007-2009 rav4, or 2008-2010 forester, all AT. Year models are due to budget of 400-500k (based on research sa olx). I want a compact suv for the family since mas mataas sya sa sedans hence mas safe (am i right to assume this?).

Points of view po sana in terms of reliability, maintenance cost, fuel consumption, durability for the next 5-10 years, and potential problems sa usual na sakit ng models/brands na yun.

Any advice would be very helpful...

**kagalingan** · June 14th, 2017 01:40 AM

Sa toyota pag gas engine eh yung low-end na lang pinapansin like vios and wigo.

Pero sa mid price eh waley na bumibili altis corolla at rav 4......

Mas benta pa ang premium level FJ cruiser.

January to April 2017 data cars sold

Altis (1,432sold) price - 896thou, 936thou, 992thou and the waste of money level 1,076 and 1,091million.

Rav 4 (307)- 1,280million, 1,458 and the kapal muks level price of 1,880 and 2,083milyones ewan ko sino bibilin nito.

FJ (431) - 1,866 million..... Outsold the much cheaper rav 4.....

Angas talaga FJ.....

**dr. d** · June 14th, 2017 07:31 AM

Originally Posted by kagalingan

Sa toyota pag gas engine eh yung low-end na lang pinapansin like vios and wigo.

Pero sa mid price eh waley na bumibili altis corolla at rav 4......

Mas benta pa ang premium level FJ cruiser.

January to April 2017 data cars sold

Altis (1,432sold) price - 896thou, 936thou, 992thou and the waste of money level 1,076 and 1,091million.

Rav 4 (307)- 1,280million, 1,458 and the kapal muks level price of 1,880 and 2,083milyones ewan ko sino bibilin nito.

FJ (431) - 1,866 million..... Outsold the much cheaper rav 4.....

Angas talaga FJ.....

clearly, these pricier models are not meant for you nor me.
but don't worry.
there's always someone out there who is richer than us, and is willing to afford these more expensive models.

**kagalingan** · June 14th, 2017 07:52 AM

doc

the pricier model are for the gullible...

Rav 4 at 1.8 and 2 million... HAAHHAHAHA

**dr. d** · June 14th, 2017 07:55 AM

Originally Posted by kagalingan

doc

the pricier model are for the gullible...

Rav 4 at 1.8 and 2 million... HAAHHAHAHA

"that's what those who can not afford, say."
why do we care what they do with their money?

**Egan101** · June 14th, 2017 10:21 AM

The higher trim RAV4 models have a hard time selling because there are much better similar vehicles on the market at even a lower price. Below are the price of the TOTL gas-powered AWD CUVs:

Subaru Forester XT (2.0L Turbo) - 1.948M
Mazda CX5 (2.5L NA) - 1.850M
Honda CRV (2.5L NA) - 1.693M
Ford Escape (2.0L Turbo) - 1.790M
Nissan Xtrail (2.5L NA) - 1.599M

**Calistro** · June 14th, 2017 11:12 AM

What's the feedback with the Xtrail? It seems like its a good car price and specs wise, but I see more foresters on the road.

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