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April 23rd, 2007 04:27 PM #13
Bro XTO, pag sinabing maingay ang Crosswind, gaano ba kaingay ito? Parang tunog jeep ba ito? Kahit naka-AC or sarado mga windows, talagang dinig mo yung "takatak" (clatter) nung engine?
Nag ka-canvass din kasi ako ng family vehicle. Meron akong ride, Honda pero pag buong pamilya na ang may lakad, di na pupuwede.
I'm setting my sights on the new Ford Everest (2.5 Variant), lakas daw humatak, pero grabe raw "humigop" ng krudo (as per Tsikoteers feedback). So magastos din pala ito, and also a bit pricey. Second option ko ngayon, this Crosswind XTi. Matipid sa krudo, below P1M ang price (around P890k?) and can also take 7 passengers.
Pero bago ako mag-decide, wait muna ako sa mga additional feedbacks.Last edited by chua_riwap; April 23rd, 2007 at 04:30 PM.
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April 23rd, 2007 04:59 PM #14
pag medyo bago pa ride mo, tolerable naman, you just have to increase your stereo volume pag medyo may edad na engine, medyo maingay na, and may sound like an elf truck but not like a jeepney. after all, the 4ja1 was originally the engine of the isuzu elf trucks. on long drives, the aubidle hum and grunt of the engine can get tiring though, and the lack of power for fast overtaking may sometimes get irritating. but otherwise, ok naman sya and fuel efficiency and engine durability really is proven and tested in my case. had it not for the muffler and radiator issue, i would have been perfectly happy with my xto. pero sabi nila solved na daw yung two issues na yan so, give it a test drive muna. the everest is nicer but as you said, fuel efficiency is not its forte.
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April 23rd, 2007 05:01 PM #15
hindi naman tunog jeep dahil may resonator naman ito typical na isuzu engine
vibrations at pino lalo kapag brand new. Inside, tolerable naman kasi love ko
naman ang tunog diesel eh. so depende na lang sa owner.
I prefer kasi yung fuel efficiency dahil matipid ako he he. Speed? negative
ako dyan kasi pang pamilya nga with 3 kids.
Pero bago ako mag-decide, wait muna ako sa mga additional feedbacks.
Pero preference differs ika nga. suggest test drive mo sir kasi re riding comfort?
way ahead po ang Honda.
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April 23rd, 2007 05:15 PM #16
RE: Everest... yung luma yung malakas humigop. CRDi na siya, so it should be better (the CRDi Starex, for example, is much more fuel efficient than the old turbodiesel)... pero no hard figures from owners yet (sa C! test, mas matipid yung bagong Everest kaysa sa Fortuner).
Yes, a lot of us owners have really nasty things to say about our Crosswinds... but then again, we still use them. In other words, unlovable, but utterly useful.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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April 23rd, 2007 06:21 PM #17
Noise? I can hear the clatter of our neighbor's Crosswind 2-3 houses down the block when approaching our house. That's not something that I'd want to hear while travelling 50 kms a day.
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April 23rd, 2007 06:46 PM #18mejo malaki difference nya pag galing kayo sa kotse and totoong nakakapagod sa biyahe pag malayuan. Last weekend lang, ginamit namin 2006 sportivo ng dad ko papuntang jala-jala, rizal, 5 kaming sakay plus mga gamit, almost 2 hours one-way...mejo nakakangawit, dahil cguro sa vibration and sa talbog hehe. Next time pasahero na lang ako
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April 23rd, 2007 08:17 PM #19
OT: Wala akong reklamo sa XTRM ko lalo pag mabigat ang karga ang ganda ng takbo parang sedan Kayang-kaya ng makina ang tatlong kaban, 4 na tao + mga gamit.
Yung 1st gear at 2nd gear lang naman talaga ng Hilander/Xwind ang sobrang ingay pero sa 3rd nababawasan na ang ugong, pagdating ng 4th gear at 5th gear hindi na masyado.
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