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March 17th, 2007 09:13 PM #41
kayo naman... kung ang beetle at multi-cab ay madami sa baguio, pano pa kaya to..walang aircon at exact full load(not over loaded), makakaakyat to..at sa marcos hi-way dadaan, di sa kenon.
tsaka, target market naman nito is yung young execs or yung mga ahente na laging umiikot-ikot around the metro..
47ps, 62nm, at 700kgs-900ks lang, kaya na yan..kung natatandaan nyo ang unang toyota tamaraw noon, 1.2L (3K-engine) 40- something ps lang din, pero kayang kaya naman un.(nagkaroon kami nun,e).
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March 17th, 2007 09:26 PM #42
yeah.. ndun ako nung launching ng suzuki alto kahapon 12:00 nn sa La pavillion.. ok.. sobrang tipid..medyo plain nga lang style/model.. w/c has a 47hp.*6200rpm, max torque of 62 Nm * 3,000rpm, 5 speed...
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March 17th, 2007 09:34 PM #43
Here's a FAQ for the Suzuki Alto..
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ALTO FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ’S)
Q: When was the Alto introduced?
A: Alto made its debut in Japan in 1979.
Q: How many units of Alto have been sold?
A: Over 10 million units of Alto have been sold worldwide.
Q: Where is the Alto for the Philippines assembled?
A: Alto to be sold in the Philippines is assembled by Maruti Suzuki in India.
Q: What is Alto’s fuel consumption?
A: Based on tests in India, Alto can achieve 17 km./L on mixed city and
highway use.
Q: What is Alto’s warranty?
A: Alto has a 3 years or 100,000 km (whichever comes first) warranty.
Q: Will Alto come with 2 years free Preventive Maintenance Service?
A: No, Alto does not have free 2 years PMS.
Q: When will units be available for sale?
A: Today, March 16, is the press launch for Alto.
Deliveries to customers shall start in April.
Q: Will we not have problems on spare parts?
A: We have a parts depot in Pasig City which carries an adequate supply of
spare parts for all our models.
Q: Is automatic transmission available?
A: No, Alto only has a 5 speed manual transmission.
Q: What is the engine displacement of the Alto?
A: Its engine displacement is 800cc.
Q: Is the engine carburetor-type or fuel-injected?
A: This model utilizes the fuel-injected type.
Q: What are the SRP of the Alto and how many variants will you be
introducing?
A: We have two variants, both manual transmissions at introductory prices—the De Luxe variant which is priced at P398, 000 and the standard variant which is priced at P359, 000.
Q: How many Alto units do you intend to sell this year?
A: With its very attractive pricing and superb quality, we are expecting to
sell 1,000 units this year.
Q: What are the colors of the Alto?
A: For the de luxe variant, we have Superior White, Silky Silver Metallic, Virgin Blue Metallic, Sparkling Olive Green Metallic and Bright Red. For the standard variant, the colors are Superior White, Silky Silver Metallic and Virgin Blue Metallic.
Q: What is the allowed fuel or gas type for the Alto?
A: Unleaded fuel only. Biofuel or fuel mixed with ethanol is strictly not
allowed.
Q: How many passengers can we sit in the Alto?
A: 4-5 passengers including the driver.
Q: Is financing available for this model?
A: Yes, for a minimum downpayment of 15% and maximum terms of 72
months.
Q: Which market are you targeting for the Alto?
A: Young, active professionals; young families, meaning husband and wife
with two kids; fleet markets such as drug, telecompanies, beverage
companies and call center employees.
Q: What is the advantage of buying an Alto, as compared to the other small-
sized cars in the market?
A: The Alto is of Japan Technology, while competitors hail from Korea and
Thailand.
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March 18th, 2007 12:21 AM #44
hehe target din po namen na magbenta sa mga med.rep. kc matipid talaga sya kahit sa city driving.
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March 18th, 2007 03:16 PM #46
guys may display kame ngaun sa megamall! kita kits nalang po kung pupunta kau!
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March 18th, 2007 04:19 PM #48
sir badkuk sa lobby daw! mega b. pm ko po sa inyo no. ko. txt nyo po ako if ikot kau para ma assist ko po kau sir
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