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October 14th, 2011 12:41 AM #192Sir, all current locally-available high/tall-stance utility pickups are good-to-wade against floods, to certain levels.
Originally Posted by spicysquid
Help please :D what about a good pickup for floods?
NOTHING really spectacular about it nor worth to rave about, as they should perform REASONABLY-well under such conditions ---- IT IS EXPECTED OUT OF THEM
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October 14th, 2011 12:53 AM #193lugi kana....kasi babaratin ka ng ford. Originally Posted by CaMoTe!!!
sabi ng mga dealers ng ford 2013 pa daw dating dito sa pinas nung ranger'12...
kung kating kati ka na, kunin mo na yung 2011 ranger, tas pag dumating yung 12 ranger, trade in mo sa ford din...
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October 14th, 2011 07:06 PM #194the are already reviews/test drive on this 2012 3.2L Ranger, engine seems not quite refined but the interior & ride are better than the Nav.
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October 15th, 2011 01:07 AM #196ranger!!! ranger lang ang sealed ang ECU... Originally Posted by spicysquid
Help please :D what about a good pickup for floods?
tests and actual use has shown that the ranger has the best fording capability amongst its counterparts... yun nga lang, it is conceded na dito sa pinas, medyo mababa ang resale value... pero kung pang utility talaga at hindi pang-japorms, ranger pa din ang da best.. ;)
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October 15th, 2011 11:54 AM #197In my previous company field service of the engr's are Fuego, Dmax, ranger and Hilux. The least problematic are Toyota, 2nd Isuzu, dead last Ranger. SO for utility and heavy cargo loading, ranger is definitely not the best based on my experience. Siya lang yung best in terms of acceleration and top speed. Good brakes too. Originally Posted by CaMoTe!!!
Fasten your seatbelt! Or else... Driven To Thrill!
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October 16th, 2011 12:33 AM #198Thanks for the responses :D I appreciate it. You guys are very helpful.
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Wow, this threads very informative. Im learning more here than in my English class.
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October 18th, 2011 03:15 PM #199ganun ba? sa ibang thread kasi heaviest daw ang loading capacity at towing capacity ng ranger... tas may youtube vid na naghatakan yung ranger at hilux, talo hilux... Originally Posted by Ry_Tower
In my previous company field service of the engr's are Fuego, Dmax, ranger and Hilux. The least problematic are Toyota, 2nd Isuzu, dead last Ranger. SO for utility and heavy cargo loading, ranger is definitely not the best based on my experience. Siya lang yung best in terms of acceleration and top speed. Good brakes too.
depende ata talaga sa needs at appreciation ng driver... hmmm....
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November 9th, 2011 03:49 PM #200Choosing pick up, I also consider the passengers comfort. During test drive, advice ko to take your kids with you and sit with them at the back. Kapag sobrang TAGTAG, whew, kawawa naman ang sakay mo. I give more love to peoples comfort than car itself. Unless you will drive it alone always, just consider your own comfort
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Originally Posted by spicysquid
How about 97 LXi?
Civic horsepower