All new Mitsubishi Expander MPV!

**satori-san** · April 2nd, 2018 12:11 PM

Originally Posted by sean-archer

Tsk I'm torn between xpander and Innova. Hmmm. Heck sige na nga bili nako Innova! Believe kase ako sa mga may sense of humor and may sense kausap like Dr d.! Haha

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Nakow, patay ka Seven.. mukang nabawasan pa buyer ni Xpander.

**satori-san** · April 2nd, 2018 12:13 PM

Originally Posted by GTcervan

Ok na sana ito eh, kaso sabi ng iba, mukang galing sa port irene daw dahil sa puwesto ng handbrake.

Don't worry Boss, yung RUSH ganyan din. hahaha

**satori-san** · April 2nd, 2018 12:23 PM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

hmm it did 20km/l kuno

Mitsubishi Xpander Scoops Up 218 Car of the Year in Indonesia | Philippine Car News, Car Reviews, and Prices | ************

Loaded with seven people inside. Pero downhill ha.

**Egan101** · April 2nd, 2018 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

hmm it did 20km/l kuno

Mitsubishi Xpander Scoops Up 218 Car of the Year in Indonesia | Philippine Car News, Car Reviews, and Prices | ************

Baka naman hindi ganun katindi traffic sa Indonesia kumpara sa Metro Manila.

**GTcervan** · April 2nd, 2018 12:57 PM

Originally Posted by Syuryuken

Oo nga ang kulit mo magbakasyon ka kaya muna mukhang matindi ang mga pinagdadaanan mo.

Kung kelan tapos na yung holy week hehehe. 😂

**jut703** · April 2nd, 2018 05:07 PM

Was at a Honda showroom today, tried out the 3rd row of the BRV and CRV. With the second row fully forward, this is what it looks like (BRV top, Xpander middle, CRV bottom):

Clearly, the CRV has an awful 3rd row. Even with the 2nd row fully forward, the 3rd row was still cramped. The CRV's seats are too thick and were obviously designed as a comfortable 5-seater rather than a 7-seater. Just for laughs, here's what the 3rd row looks like with the 2nd row moved back (I can't even straighten my feet):

For the Xpander and BRV, the 3rd row is pretty livable if you move the 2nd row forward. Downside is that the 2nd row is pretty compromised as well:

So basically you either get 3 not-so-good-but-livable rows or 2 good rows and one row for little kids. Either way, there's not much of a difference in the 3rd row space between the BRV and Xpander.

If I had to pick one, I'd say the BRV is actually a tiny bit more spacious. The BRV and Mobilio are pretty identical so the Mobilio is equally spacious as well. The Xpander has a lower floor though so there's less bending of the knees with its 3rd row.

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**AllenR** · April 2nd, 2018 05:09 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

So basically you either get 3 not-so-good-but-livable rows or 2 good rows and one row for little kids. Either way, there's not much of a difference in the 3rd row space between the BRV and Xpander. But if I had to pick one, I'd say the BRV is actually a tiny bit more spacious. The BRV and Mobilio are pretty identical so the Mobilio is equally spacious as well.

Thank you for the comparo, this is very helpful

**Egan101** · April 2nd, 2018 06:16 PM

If you travel with 3 kids plus a yaya, these affordable MPVs would be a more practical option in place of a subcompact car. However, if you just have a kid or two, it would be wiser to opt for a compact car instead.

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**chronicle** · April 2nd, 2018 06:50 PM

That crv position reminds me of sitting in an avanza 3rd row. Kundi side view, naka taas na paa sa bench.

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**StockEngine** · April 2nd, 2018 07:18 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Was at a Honda showroom today, tried out the 3rd row of the BRV and CRV. With the second row fully forward, this is what it looks like (BRV top, Xpander middle, CRV bottom):

Clearly, the CRV has an awful 3rd row. Even with the 2nd row fully forward, the 3rd row was still cramped. The CRV's seats are too thick and were obviously designed as a comfortable 5-seater rather than a 7-seater. Just for laughs, here's what the 3rd row looks like with the 2nd row moved back (I can't even straighten my feet):

For the Xpander and BRV, the 3rd row is pretty livable if you move the 2nd row forward. Downside is that the 2nd row is pretty compromised as well:

So basically you either get 3 not-so-good-but-livable rows or 2 good rows and one row for little kids. Either way, there's not much of a difference in the 3rd row space between the BRV and Xpander.

If I had to pick one, I'd say the BRV is actually a tiny bit more spacious. The BRV and Mobilio are pretty identical so the Mobilio is equally spacious as well. The Xpander has a lower floor though so there's less bending of the knees with its 3rd row.

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I think thats why the xpander is popular in indonesia. the 3rd row reclineable seats are higher and liveable in traffic especially for small (indonesians)people.

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