Welcome to all owners of Toyota Fortuner [continued]

**waver** · October 15th, 2015 02:41 PM

This is toyota bicutan by the way..

**ptk675** · October 15th, 2015 11:45 PM

Originally Posted by waver

I just noticed, it seems a lot of people (including me) want to get/upgrade to the 2015 model right before the 2016 fort comes in. I was wondering if we all share the same sentiment - ok na ako sa current model, lalo if i get a good discount. Baka kasi once the 2016 fort comes the price would shoot up by 200 to 300thou?

same. i still can't get to like the incoming new model, so thinking of getting another 3rd gen before the new one comes out. hoping for a bigger discount because i only got 35k discount with my current gen3.

**edy** · October 16th, 2015 12:47 PM

*waver thanks sir for your input. might just have the key chambers modified instead. wala din naman immobilizer kahit '13 4x2v ano? thanks!

**waver** · October 16th, 2015 01:59 PM

Hehe anyone here planning? ..or even just considering to buy the 2016 model? Sa Youtube and sa pictures it actually looks good.

**waver** · October 16th, 2015 02:03 PM

Or halos lahat, we go for current model fort? As sir norelco said mas maporma yung 2015 lalo with the hoodscoop and dark gun metal rims.

**norelco** · October 16th, 2015 04:08 PM

I think most of the people here likes to have the incoming model, but unfortunately wala pa tayong idea regarding sa details (variants) and price. Kaya medyo nahihirapan mag decide. But for me i'll go for the current model na lang kasi siya yung readily available. Siguro after 5 years of use wala ng pila yung incoming model at marami na din reference regarding good and bad about the incoming model

**CVT** · October 16th, 2015 04:37 PM

I'll go for the incoming model.

Sabi nga ng Sales GManager ng Toyota Alabang sa akin with his usual kantyaw (he is a good friend),- "Pagbili mo pa lang ng current model,- luma na kaagad"....

Plus, when you sell them 5 years hence,- the depreciated value is definitely hinged on the purchase amount, which I agree...You lose only a few thousands, because of the %, - but that's about it..... (On the side, he is saying that if you have the dough, there is no sense in buying the "cheaper" current model - because you lose the "new ride pride" factor and the new convenient/high tech features of the incoming model - E you can afford it naman). So there goes....

"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

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**battouter** · October 16th, 2015 08:28 PM

Originally Posted by CVT

I'll go for the incoming model.

Sabi nga ng Sales GManager ng Toyota Alabang sa akin with his usual kantyaw (he is a good friend),- "Pagbili mo pa lang ng current model,- luma na kaagad"....

Plus, when you sell them 5 years hence,- the depreciated value is definitely hinged on the purchase amount, which I agree...You lose only a few thousands, because of the %, - but that's about it..... (On the side, he is saying that if you have the dough, there is no sense in buying the "cheaper" current model - because you lose the "new ride pride" factor and the new convenient/high tech features of the incoming model - E you can afford it naman). So there goes....

"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

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sales manager talaga... be the "first" to get the new model and regret a year or two later because you got the stripped down version while the others who waited got a better deal and better spec'd fort. LOL.

**battouter** · October 16th, 2015 08:28 PM

Originally Posted by CVT

I'll go for the incoming model.

Sabi nga ng Sales GManager ng Toyota Alabang sa akin with his usual kantyaw (he is a good friend),- "Pagbili mo pa lang ng current model,- luma na kaagad"....

Plus, when you sell them 5 years hence,- the depreciated value is definitely hinged on the purchase amount, which I agree...You lose only a few thousands, because of the %, - but that's about it..... (On the side, he is saying that if you have the dough, there is no sense in buying the "cheaper" current model - because you lose the "new ride pride" factor and the new convenient/high tech features of the incoming model - E you can afford it naman). So there goes....

"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

27.9K _/_/_/_/_/:matrix:_/_/_/_/_/

sales manager talaga... be the "first" to get the new model and regret a year or two later because you got the stripped down version while the others who waited got a better deal and better spec'd fort. LOL.

**L1quid** · October 16th, 2015 09:07 PM

I went for the outgoing model for the following reasons, in order.
1. Price, budget was really just for an Innova 2.5G AT, inistretch ko lang para kahit papano may matira sa pagkabagets ko. Diko pa talaga tanggap na I'll be driving a 7 seater eh, hehe. The new model will most likely get a price hike like the new hilux did.
2. Looks, mas gusto ko kasi yung kwadrado sa ganitong sasakyan. Ikanga sa india, butch looks.
3. Super onting hesitation sa mga "new" sa upcoming model, you know like with every new iteration pero sobrang minimal lang ito.