Just talked to my dealer and he told me that there was a problem in Thailand plant that is why the next shipment will be delayed to April or May 2013. Is this true?
a porsche cayenne an SUV can reach speeds up to 280kph or even 300kph depending on the tuning done it also happens that a porsche cayenne can do off roading through it's 3 level adjustable shocks( i believe the 3rd level of clearance is even higher of our trailB's)... We all just want to know because were all curious but of course when we try to gather information like the top speed of the car we should assure safety of everyone.
Wow! Cayenne is not priced like a Forester, Bro. The top-of-the-line Cayenne is Turbo S rated at 175 mph or 280 kph tops with a power of 500 horses or hp and a price tag of US$ 146,000.00 (without tax). The Forester is just rated at 170hp and just US$30,000.00
Kaya, there's no comparison... That is why my suggestion is just the Forester and not the Cayenne.
Also, mods can upgrade the production/stock performance of the vehicle.
Sir Numbah5,
I'm a newbie in this forum and wish to join your club when I get my REDTBLTZ. I'm OFW working here in Kuwait and going home this coming June. I've been communicating with Chevy Pampanga however, they don't accept regular PO at this moment. Could you please recommend dealers that accepts regular PO. We currently owned 2011 strada 3.2 and almost to get the GTV in December 2012 but it's good that the chevy TB has been launched there and I consider it no1 in my SUV list. Chevrolet cars here in Kuwait are very popular i.e. tahoe, suburban, trailblazer etc.
I would highly appreciate your recommendation sir.
Many thanks and more power to trailblazer owners.
I'm not comparing the vehicle's price tag, what I'm comparing are their capabilities on and off road and it's this statement "Also, TBZ was built as an off-roader and I think, for countryside leisure driving pleasure, not a speed demon.If you want an SUV to drive that fast, better get the new Forester, since it's turbo-charged." for me the TrailB is not singularly built for off roading but is built for both terrains with maintaining as much comfort and capabilities of an on road vehicle this is why We are surprised on the top speed this vehicle can achieve. Also the TrailB is turbocharged as well and the forester is gas only.
I had my 1st PMS ( Chevy North) last saturday milage registered KM 3,800 almost 5 months in use, here my expenses :
Fuel System Flushing additives P 803.40
Engine Flush 504.00
Brake Paste ???? 160.00
7 ltrs ACDelco Dexos2 *780/ltr 5460.00
Brake Cleaner 235.00
Oil Filter 755.00
Wind Screen Cleaner 160.00
Sundries 500.00
LABOR 1314.00
TOTAL ++++++++ 9891.00
The TrailB was cleaned & shining again, by the way I learned from the Technical Supervisor that we can't use the EXCEL Motolite Battery due to difference sa terminal, sa trailB has two terminal for positive & negative plus extra for reverse( I don't know what is this). Life span of our EOM battery about 1 1/2 years daw ?????
Naku tama nga sabi nila, mausok si Trailblazer (hehehe)
*Photo courtesy of Chevy Phil FB
Im still figuring out the difference of Delco batteries compare sa other batteries available sa local outlets like EXCEL MOTOLITE, I tried to check the different model of Delco batteries sa internet but wala akong makitang other terminal besides the negative & positive, what is this revesrse connection the chevy people are saying???, around P 7K plus daw ang battery nila, sabagay if it is true na around 1 1/2 years daw ang life ng delco batteries, I still have a long way to worry about it, I will cross the bridge when Im there he he he
Delco Batteries
As per my scanty search the Delco Batteries actually are the same as the batteries locally available, except the terminal are reversely designed, this contradict the explanation of the Chevy Technical dept. that another terminal besides the 2 standard pole can be found in Delco Batteries tsk tsk tsk..
* jojo728, thanks for the input about Delco Batteries.