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    Navara/Terra facelift coming soon


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    That v motion is getting another meh-dition.

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    Sino na po nakachange ng head unit? And ano po yung brand ng head unit replacement? Worth it ba yung 12in growl audio HU?

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    will this model be coming here in Philippines?

    2021 Nissan X-Terra review

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    Prospect lang mga gurus

    Worth it pa kaya kumuha ng terra over competition?

    Naglabas kasi ang toyota ng bagong variant ng fort which is yung 2.8 q with 200hp and 500nm ala trailblazer plus sinabi na improved na daw ang ride quality kaso side folding parin ang 3rd row seats tas ubod ng dami sa kalsada.

    Malaking bagay sana ang facelift ng terra at lalo mas maganda na design ng dash kaso imho parang pumanget naman yung front fascia at maliit padin yung gulong. Yung engine din kahit malakas, hindi kagandahan ang tunog kumpara sa makina ng ibang ppvs.

    Alam ko meron sila yung 2.3l na twin turbo diesel, mas astig ang tunog at sinlakas lang ng 2.5 pero maganda power delivery kaso euro 5 eh dito sa pinas iwan parin. At may blue pala na terra na parang yung sa navara pero di padin nila nilalabas dito hanggang ngayon.

    Hays hirap lang mamili sa dalawa sa kinabukasan pag panahon na.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ray_noel View Post
    looks nice but the missing aircon'ed cup holders is a bummer.

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    Are you planning on getting 4x4 SUV or just 4x2?

    The advantage of the 4x2 Terra VL vs competition is the Brake-Limited slip differential in case you get one of the rear tires stuck in mud or not having traction. Brakes are applied to the wheel with no traction so the differential can rotate the wheel with traction.

    Happened to me 3 times already, and each time I wished I had 4wheel drive. There is a technique using handbrake to load the wheel with no traction. One reason why I wont go with 4x2 Montero since its got electronic parking brake.

    Also the 2.5L is less complicated than the 2.3L bi-turbo (less parts to break), and 190hp/450Nm for 2.5L liter engine is strong enough. And I really wouldn't wish for Euro5 diesel specs, try searching for DPF issues, it is an essential component to be able to comply with Euro5 Standards.

    One equipment downside for the Terra is the lack of disc brakes at the rear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tool_46n2 View Post
    Are you planning on getting 4x4 SUV or just 4x2?

    The advantage of the 4x2 Terra VL vs competition is the Brake-Limited slip differential in case you get one of the rear tires stuck in mud or not having traction. Brakes are applied to the wheel with no traction so the differential can rotate the wheel with traction.

    Happened to me 3 times already, and each time I wished I had 4wheel drive. There is a technique using handbrake to load the wheel with no traction. One reason why I wont go with 4x2 Montero since its got electronic parking brake.

    Also the 2.5L is less complicated than the 2.3L bi-turbo (less parts to break), and 190hp/450Nm for 2.5L liter engine is strong enough. And I really wouldn't wish for Euro5 diesel specs, try searching for DPF issues, it is an essential component to be able to comply with Euro5 Standards.

    One equipment downside for the Terra is the lack of disc brakes at the rear.
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    I still like the front end of the Fort better. The new engine too. Not sure if the ride of the facelifted Fort is as good as the Terra but if not, it can be fixed naman. Others have installed aftermarket springs and shocks.

    The one thing the Fort can't match with the Terra is cabin space. Terra is wider and has a lot more legroom across all rows and boot space. Never found myself wanting for extra space even on those long family trips.

    I do wish it had rear disc brakes but it's not a dealbreaker for me. I don't do the maintenance myself naman and the brakes have good bite and are progressive.

    The 2 things I really want them to improve are the steering and engine tuning. The steering is a bit slow and heavy at slow speeds but too light naman at 140 kph and up.

    The engine is gruff as you mentioned, and does get louder as revs rise. Shame as the older YD25 had a much better engine note that almost sounds like a gas engine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tool_46n2 View Post
    Are you planning on getting 4x4 SUV or just 4x2?

    The advantage of the 4x2 Terra VL vs competition is the Brake-Limited slip differential in case you get one of the rear tires stuck in mud or not having traction. Brakes are applied to the wheel with no traction so the differential can rotate the wheel with traction.

    Happened to me 3 times already, and each time I wished I had 4wheel drive. There is a technique using handbrake to load the wheel with no traction. One reason why I wont go with 4x2 Montero since its got electronic parking brake.

    Also the 2.5L is less complicated than the 2.3L bi-turbo (less parts to break), and 190hp/450Nm for 2.5L liter engine is strong enough. And I really wouldn't wish for Euro5 diesel specs, try searching for DPF issues, it is an essential component to be able to comply with Euro5 Standards.

    One equipment downside for the Terra is the lack of disc brakes at the rear.
    4x2 lang if ever pero sayang nga, di pa din nila inupgrade to disc brake ang rear. Sulit in the long run sana yun kaso wala padin kaya tiis muna. Mejo plain ang interior kumpara sa iba pero tanggap ko na yun, unlike sa mux na sobrang halata. And buti ginawa nang standard ang spoiler sa higher variants. Ang kalbo tingnan ng suv sa likod pag walang spoiler eh. Back in the day gusto ko na ng terra at ganun parin naman until now pero syempre, hindi magpapaiwan ang competition. Ayoko lang magsisi bandang huli na eto o iba nalang dapat ang kinuha ko, ganun.

    Pero if ever terra talaga kukunin, maganda upgrade kagad ang tires at mags nito. Di ko lang maintindihan kung baket siya ginawang pcd114 ng nissan, hindi kagaya sa competition na usual pcd139 ang sukat. Magagawan naman ng paraan. At in case na di pa alam ng iba, iba narin ang hu niya. Hindi na yung dating blaupunkt na 7", at least sa ve at vl na variants. Narinig ko lang na may issue sa bagong hu; namamatay yung screen pag matagal siyang nababad sa inet ng araw.

    Wala ring eco at power mode pero ayos lang. Btw, how does it compare to a cheaper alternative, say an innova 2.8 e or g a/t in terms of nvh, power, ride/comfort, handling, transmission, fuel consumption and to a lesser extent, space? Isasama rin kasi sa choices in case may go signal na kay erpat.

    Tia sa inputs. Malaki laki ang discounts ngayon dala ng pandemic siguro rofl.

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    I almost forgot that the model has steering issues. Has nissan remedied this one already? If not, medyo turn off yun para samin, kahit na may shop na pwedeng mag-address dun.

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    Hi all. We just got our Terra EL less than 3 weeks ago. The experience is great coming from a sedan na mahina humatak. Ang sarap sa uphill. First time automatic transmission user din, laki pala ng difference sa pagod compared to manual.

    My only complaint is may rattling yung driver side door kapag above 10 yung volume. Anyone else experienced the same? Kapag dinidiinan naman yung door nawawala yung rattling sound. May maluwag lang kaya? Any advice? Ipapacheck ko na din sa 1000 km PMS. Thanks all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hegaton View Post
    Hi all. We just got our Terra EL less than 3 weeks ago. The experience is great coming from a sedan na mahina humatak. Ang sarap sa uphill. First time automatic transmission user din, laki pala ng difference sa pagod compared to manual.

    My only complaint is may rattling yung driver side door kapag above 10 yung volume. Anyone else experienced the same? Kapag dinidiinan naman yung door nawawala yung rattling sound. May maluwag lang kaya? Any advice? Ipapacheck ko na din sa 1000 km PMS. Thanks all.

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    !!! congratulations on your new acquisition ride.

    it's either the speaker itself, or its mounting.
    complain about it, before the warranty expires.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    !!! congratulations on your new acquisition ride.

    it's either the speaker itself, or its mounting.
    complain about it, before the warranty expires.
    Thanks doc. Nakapagupgrade din ang fam namin after 18 years.

    Adding more info for future potential owners ng Terra on why we picked Terra over other SUVs.

    Unang una is yung space, considering from sedan kami and we've grown since. Masikip na masyado sedan. Then yung power nya over other base model from competitors + ride comfort (suspension and ac). Pagdating sa looks mas type namin si Terra kasi machi looking. Interior is fine, pero could be improved sabi nga ng iba. Third is, Terra yung naging choice ng dad ko talaga. Finally is Nissan has been reliable to us. Nissan Exalta N16 yung sedan namin and it's still working well after 18 years. Alaga lang sa maintenance. Though medyo parang malakas na sa FC.

    Hopefully Terra will serve us well din. Stay safe all and drive safe.

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    My previous car also a Nissan. Pag Nissan, must follow maintenance schedule and need alaga and it will serve you well. Nissan is designed by engineers, kaya hindi gaano ma porma and since designed by engineers, must follow PMS to the letter kasi designed yan as per PMS schedule. Unlike Toyota and other reliable brands, they are overdesigned kaya kahit hindi ka mag follow sa PMS, okay pa din.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hegaton View Post
    Thanks doc. Nakapagupgrade din ang fam namin after 18 years.

    Adding more info for future potential owners ng Terra on why we picked Terra over other SUVs.

    Unang una is yung space, considering from sedan kami and we've grown since. Masikip na masyado sedan. Then yung power nya over other base model from competitors + ride comfort (suspension and ac). Pagdating sa looks mas type namin si Terra kasi machi looking. Interior is fine, pero could be improved sabi nga ng iba. Third is, Terra yung naging choice ng dad ko talaga. Finally is Nissan has been reliable to us. Nissan Exalta N16 yung sedan namin and it's still working well after 18 years. Alaga lang sa maintenance. Though medyo parang malakas na sa FC.

    Hopefully Terra will serve us well din. Stay safe all and drive safe.

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    I had an Exalta N16 before. It was a 2002 model, Grandeur series with the sunroof. The QG16 engine was just adequate for its frame but the tranny was just limited to 4 front gears. A 5AT would have been better. It is not as sporty looking as the Civic ES of the same era but the car can comfortably cruise at 150 kmh without red-lining the engine.

    We were seriously considering the Xtrail in 2016 but I was sold on a Forester XT. I wouldn’t mind owning another Nissan, maybe an Altima perhaps or the Patrol Royale if money is no issue. I had a great time driving an Armada (same platform as the Patrol Royale) while on vacation in California in 2019.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    I had an Exalta N16 before. It was a 2002 model, Grandeur series with the sunroof. The QG16 engine was just adequate for its frame but the tranny was just limited to 4 front gears. A 5AT would have been better. It is not as sporty looking as the Civic ES of the same era but the car can comfortably cruise at 150 kmh without red-lining the engine.

    We were seriously considering the Xtrail in 2016 but I was sold on a Forester XT. I wouldn’t mind owning another Nissan, maybe an Altima perhaps or the Patrol Royale if money is no issue. I had a great time driving an Armada (same platform as the Patrol Royale) while on vacation in California in 2019.


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    True. My dad was able to push it at 140km/h comfortably as well. Until now it still performs well, pero hindi na namin binibirit masyado dahil may kalumaan na din. Max na is 120km/h pero smooth pa din sya.


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    Question, hindi daw ba talaga ibibigay ang CR hanggang naka loan ang car at photocopy lang ang makukuha namin? Ang alam ko OR ay sa bank talaga pero pati CR sa bank din po ba? Thanks.


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    Yung original CR will be at the bank if still under loan. Yung OR will be renewed yearly after the first 3 years. No need original CR during renewal process. You only need original CR when you will sell the vehicle or any changes in the information in the CR.

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