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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    price for the diesel powered crv is 1.549m and 1.699m 2wd and 4wd respctvly (thai bht)

    more expensive that the topspec montero. more luxurious too



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    Ouch and more ouch! Im sure that might be justified by everything the cr-v has to offer but i wish they could have started pricing an entry level version at the 1.3-1.4m peso level

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    baket meron coolant sa throttle body?

    more importantly why would thr air intake be getting air after the radiator?

    do you have pictures?

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    really good video. maybe topgearph can learn from this.. lol

    FIRST LOOK: 2017 Honda CR-V 1.5 Turbo vs old 2.4 ? acceleration, braking and handling - YouTube

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    My SA said that the they'll be launching the turbodiesel CR-V this July but couldn't give me pricing. I was hoping for the 1.5 turbo petrol engine though.


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    Honda India to make new 1.6L diesel engine for Philippines-spec CR-V, export to Thailand

    Looks like we'll be getting the lower-specced diesel engine made in India, along with India.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Specter View Post
    Honda India to make new 1.6L diesel engine for Philippines-spec CR-V, export to Thailand

    Looks like we'll be getting the lower-specced diesel engine made in India, along with India.

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    sounds like it will be priced competitively. hope it will be more efficient for our ever worsening traffic...

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    Well that sucks. 118 bhp? Never mind.


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    Quote Originally Posted by nikolatesla View Post
    Well that sucks. 118 bhp? Never mind.


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    118hp is more than enough for metro traffic.

    What's important for anything below 80 km/h is gearing and torque. It's only over 80 km/h, on the way to the highway limit, that you'll really feel the lack of power.

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    If they just started producing the engines, what are the chances Honda launches it here before the new taxes kick in in 2018?

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    Quote Originally Posted by practical1 View Post
    If they just started producing the engines, what are the chances Honda launches it here before the new taxes kick in in 2018?
    probably next year pa ang diesel

    thailand is already exporting left hand drive units. philippines will soon get its new crv but the diesel is still unknown.

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    What could be the reason for detuning? Because of difference in emission standards? Wouldn't this make the car less efficient because of worse power to weight ratio with same displacement engine?

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    My commute is > 50 % highway so those numbers are really iffy.


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    Quote Originally Posted by nikolatesla View Post
    My commute is > 50 % highway so those numbers are really iffy.


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    How fast do you drive?

    You only need 30-40 hp to maintain 80 km/h on the highway.

    118 is more than enough.

    The only time it will not be enough is if you are trying to overtake at 120+.

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    Quote Originally Posted by niky View Post
    How fast do you drive?

    You only need 30-40 hp to maintain 80 km/h on the highway.

    118 is more than enough.

    The only time it will not be enough is if you are trying to overtake at 120+.
    118 is barely adequate. Good enough for cruising, but if you plan to overtake briskly from 40-120 kph on a provincial highway, the extra punch of the 160 hp motor will be very very useful.

    It's easy to chip diesels though so if push comes to shove and HCPI fields the lower HP model, a visit to Speedlab can rectify things.

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    Dito magkaka-alamanan if crv buyers are petrol lovers.....

    Pag nag-flop sales ng diesel eh..... crv crowd are almost same as the fj crowd....

    Ang problema pa dito mapapa-adjust pa gasoline boy...... Hindi sanay na diesel yan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    118 is barely adequate. Good enough for cruising, but if you plan to overtake briskly from 40-120 kph on a provincial highway, the extra punch of the 160 hp motor will be very very useful.

    It's easy to chip diesels though so if push comes to shove and HCPI fields the lower HP model, a visit to Speedlab can rectify things.

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    I have to correct myself. You only need 15 hp to maintain 80 km/h in a four-wheeled vehicle... if you've got good enough aero. (just tested)

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    118 hp won't be an issue until you're close to 120 km/h. Betting that 118 hp diesel will be good for an 11-12 second 0-100 time, similar to the 140-ish hp 2.0s.

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    Parang hindi dito? Walang conduction stickers mga display units eh.

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    Must be in Asia. Look at the cars outside the window in front of the building.

    Since it's LHD, that limits it to here, China, Taiwan and Vietnam.

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    confirmed na nang HCP.. new jazz, new mobilio and new crv, next month.

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    Quote Originally Posted by niky View Post
    I have to correct myself. You only need 15 hp to maintain 80 km/h in a four-wheeled vehicle... if you've got good enough aero. (just tested)

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    118 hp won't be an issue until you're close to 120 km/h. Betting that 118 hp diesel will be good for an 11-12 second 0-100 time, similar to the 140-ish hp 2.0s.



    Must be in Asia. Look at the cars outside the window in front of the building.

    Since it's LHD, that limits it to here, China, Taiwan and Vietnam.
    The 160 hp iDTEC does 0-100 in 10-11 sec. A 40hp handicap could be more than just a 1 second penalty with a 1.7-ton CUV.

    Not saying it'll ever feel short, since diesels are insanely good at city speeds, even low-power ones. But having driven slow diesels and fast diesels, the latter is obviously more fun for provincial runs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nikolatesla View Post
    My commute is > 50 % highway so those numbers are really iffy.


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    So buy something with a more powerful engine so it will be a lot quicker.

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    Personally i don't mind much about the 118bhp. It's the presumed starting price of 1.6m plus that's going to be my main hurdle

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