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  1. Join Date
    Jan 2009
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    #1
    Kung nagbasa lang sana ako sa isuzu fuel consumpution thread we would've opted to buy isuzu x-wind

    napansin ko lang kung bakit hindi naghahari ang isuzu sa market shares ng mga auto ngayon, (btw we bought innova 2009).

    nagbasa ako sa FC thread ng isuzu and i was amazed by the results

    mga pick ups, auv's at 4x4's at iba pang malalaking sasakyan ang titipid sa diesel. averaging 14-16kml according sa mga posts ng owners, samantala our innova can only do 12kml tops(lightfoothed driving nayan..)


    so nagtataka lang po ako kung bakit dominating pa din ang ibang mga brands[b[(lalong lalo na ang mga compact cars, na kung tutuusin ay same lang ng kml sila ng mga malalaking sasakyan..)[/b] compared to isuzu cars, baka may hindi lang ako nalalaman. thank you po mga isuzu automobile owners

  2. Join Date
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    #2
    Well, not everybody needs an AUV/SUV/Pickup. Some people need smaller cars, others are limited by budget constraints. Others simply prefer having sedans and compacts. Fact is, Isuzu's (Philippines, that is.) lineup is currently limited to diesel trucks and AUVs.

    Fuel efficiency isn't always on top of the priorities for buyers. Often, passenger comfort and practicality take the top spot. Still, others need luxury, style, or performance. And often there's a trade-off with power to get such FC figures.

    On the Pick-up/SUV market, the DMAX and the Alterra has some serious competition in the form of the Frontier Navara, Ranger/Everest, Hilux/Fortuner, and lately the Strada/Montero sport. Each has its own strengths and weaknesses.

    Regarding the Crosswind, it is utterly dated in terms of refinement and comfort compared to the innova, fuzion, grand livina, and carens MPVs.
    Last edited by scharnhorst; April 21st, 2009 at 10:50 PM.

  3. Join Date
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    #3
    yes thank you po, sorry hindi ko agad naisip yan kanina,


    na enganyo lang sa ako mga FC ng malalaki at maraming seat capacity ng AUV ng isuzu,

    p.s.

    fuzion is a guzler
    best choice so far for me is carens, (too late hahaaha)


    thank you po pala

  4. Join Date
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    #4
    No problem, bro. Don't fret about your car. May innova rin erpats ko. 3 years daily drive qc to calamba. naunahan pa nung 100,000 km yung 3 years warranty.

    So far so good, wala namang problema (except nung yung aircon bumigay, buti covered ng warranty. parati kasing nagyoyosi - nakaon ang aircon habang bukas ang bintana). Na resolve na rin ata yung issue nung D4D sa mga subsequent na labas ng innova kaya mas okay na rin sya.

  5. Join Date
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    #5
    hehe yes po, ang hinayang ko lang naman sa innova namin ay yung FC, medyo nababa baan pa ako, so far so great naman yung d4d matic namin, super utilized kasi kaya medyo FC sensitive ako

    odo: 8900+ just bought this mid january hehehe

  6. Join Date
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    #6
    It's not the engine, it's the automatic transmission.

    Innova D4D MTs can get fuel economy similar to the Crosswind. And even with the supposedly "matipid" engine of the Crosswind, when we took an automatic variant to Baguio, our fuel economy was pretty similar to the diesel-guzzling CRDi Starex we brought the other time.

    Just view the relatively poor consumption as what you're paying for the convenience of an automatic. ;)

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

  7. Join Date
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    #7
    hehe ako din po sobrang mabilis mag type



    yes tama po kayo, i guess nanghihinayang lang ako kasi gusto nila(yung bumili) matic ako gusto ko talaga ang MT, anyway masarap nga naman idrive trade offs nga lang ay; FC, hatak, timpla at less hassle sa maintanance

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