Suzuki Vitara 2018

[Nicotoy]

Then good news. Every 8 months lang maintenance. Weird interval lang.

Yep. Just have to watch out for sneaky extra charges like flushes, fuel additives, etc. The SA will take those out if you ask though.

[minicarph]

This isn't true either. I have my Swift serviced at Suzuki Alabang, and if you opt for fully synthetic, intervals are only every 8 months. 4 months if mineral oil.

8 months? racket yan. FS oil should be every 10Tkm. even my old CRV 99 I do that, and to think nuon 1999 wala pang gano fully synthtetic oil dito sa tin. nag simula lang ako mag FS nun 2011. 10TKm is like 1 year interval. grabe yan pala ang isang kalokohan ng Suzuki

[Leachim1]

8 months? racket yan. FS oil should be every 10Tkm. even my old CRV 99 I do that, and to think nuon 1999 wala pang gano fully synthtetic oil dito sa tin. nag simula lang ako mag FS nun 2011. 10TKm is like 1 year interval. grabe yan pala ang isang kalokohan ng Suzuki

Kalokohan ng Suzuki? Di ba sa ibang casa nga every 6 months or 10k whichever comes first?

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[Nicotoy]

8 months? racket yan. FS oil should be every 10Tkm. even my old CRV 99 I do that, and to think nuon 1999 wala pang gano fully synthtetic oil dito sa tin. nag simula lang ako mag FS nun 2011. 10TKm is like 1 year interval. grabe yan pala ang isang kalokohan ng Suzuki

Eh? 8 months is already generous. And go check the Suzuki PMS thread for actual costs. They don't ask for much as long as you take out the extras.

Other brands ask you to bring it in every 10k or 6 months, whichever comes first. VW is the only local brand I'm aware of that allows yearly intervals.

[lady_blackgreen]

Yung friends and relatives mo ba may first hand experience ng Suzuki? If not I consider them invalid.

Bihira masira ang automatic compared sa manual. Probably ok pa siya even after 10years kung regular ang change ng ATF. Mas mura pa maintenance ng AT since fluid lang talaga.

Sa Vios MT ko 5 years palit agad clutch. City ko 7 years na ok pa din.

Cons lang ng Suzuki mas madalas PMS interval. Compared sa Honda kunwari na twice a year lang. sa Volks once a year lang.

Ano ba first choice nyo?

Basta in the end pera nyo yan and wag makinig kung kani kanino. Do your research and buy what you want.

Hi! Thank you. 1st choice namin Juke. Wala silang Suzuki. I have an officemate may Ertiga siya, 2 years na never pa daw nagkaproblem. Mas una pa daw nagkaproblem yun Fiesta nila.

[minicarph]

Kalokohan ng Suzuki? Di ba sa ibang casa nga every 6 months or 10k whichever comes first?

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remove whichever comes first, 10K will always be synonymous to 1 year of use FS. and 5K 6 months of use Regular oil. that has been the standard, read the manual. besides, this is a 1.6L gasoline engine. nothing fancy about this. is this turbo or naturally aspirated ba? even if turbo yan maliit lang turbo nyan for it to be serviced every 8 months.

racket yan 8 months for a Fully Synthetic.

[Leachim1]

remove whichever comes first, 10K will always be synonymous to 1 year of use FS. and 5K 6 months of use Regular oil. that has been the standard, read the manual. besides, this is a 1.6L gasoline engine. nothing fancy about this. is this turbo or naturally aspirated ba? even if turbo yan maliit lang turbo nyan for it to be serviced every 8K.

racket yan 8 months for a Fully Synthetic.

You can always not abide by their schedule pero you'll lose the warranty. And besides, di ba VW lang ang may annual PMS dito sa atin? So are you saying lahat ng casa like Toyota, Honda, Ford etc. ay may kalokohan?

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[minicarph]

Eh? 8 months is already generous. And go check the Suzuki PMS thread for actual costs. They don't ask for much as long as you take out the extras.

Other brands ask you to bring it in every 10k or 6 months, whichever comes first. VW is the only local brand I'm aware of that allows yearly intervals.

gasoline engine are so simple. lalo na mga small displacements. the problem is you follow too much the guidelines of these car manufacturers. I own two gasoline engine, one V6 and one 2.0L SUVs pareho. I do yearly intervals, and even after a year I check my FS oil, clear na clear pa. nagpapalit na lang ako kasi nga 1 year is my limit talaga no matter what. gasoline engines are clean to be begin with, unlike diesel.

sa gasolinahan yan lang i-reco sayo ng shell/petron yan ganyan schedule 10k/FS/1 year, 5K/Regular Oil/ 5 months. check the manual. andun yan

[minicarph]

You can always not abide by their schedule pero you'll lose the warranty. And besides, di ba VW lang ang may annual PMS dito sa atin? So are you saying lahat ng casa like Toyota, Honda, Ford etc. ay may kalokohan?

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it's classic case na pag inutusan ka tumalon sa bangin, tumalon ka. yan ang style ng CASA, why because like Jollibee, kelangan mag-survive ang casa dealerships coz its somehow a franchise. besides, nasa manual yan, if they change the rules to benefit them, you can always file a case against them since yun ang nasa technical manual diba. People seem to be too cautious these days, they look lame and follower na lang. know your rights. ganito na ba talaga mga millennials always cautious. kaya pala ang bagal ng traffic ngaun, kasi lahat ingat na ingat mag-drive, tipong light foot tapos average of 40km/hr. Heads Up, sira ang mga cars nyo if you dont push it to its limits. wag nyo masyado baby-hin yan, it's designed to anticipate kahit anong klaseng use, kahit isang hollywood or police car chase pa yan .


kung tuusin nga yan sinasabi mo VW, ang implication nyan eh mas matibay ang VW coz they're confident to offer yearly intervals. tapos yan Suzuki 8 months lang, it shows na mahina ang product nila. and whoever heard of every 8 months, walang ganyan since the time of car service. imbento yan.

[Leachim1]

it's classic case na pag inutusan ka tumalon sa bangin, tumalon ka. yan ang style ng CASA, why because like Jollibee, kelangan mag-survive ang casa dealerships coz its somehow a franchise. besides, nasa manual yan, if they change the rules to benefit them, you can always file a case against them since yun ang nasa technical manual diba. People seem to be too cautious these days, they look lame and follower na lang. know your rights. ganito na ba talaga mga millennials always cautious. kaya pala ang bagal ng traffic ngaun, kasi lahat ingat na ingat mag-drive, tipong light foot tapos average of 40km/hr. Heads Up, sira ang mga cars nyo if you dont push it to its limits. wag nyo masyado baby-hin yan, it's designed to anticipate kahit anong klaseng use, kahit isang hollywood or police car chase pa yan .


kung tuusin nga yan sinasabi mo VW, ang implication nyan eh mas matibay ang VW coz they're confident to offer yearly intervals. tapos yan Suzuki 8 months lang, it shows na mahina ang product nila. and whoever heard of every 8 months, walang ganyan since the time of car service. imbento yan.

Blame the millenials for the traffic? Really? I just don't understand the irony of referring to the manual but not adhering to the guidelines. And besides, di naman sapilitan ang pagpunta sa casa right, it is still up to the owner. And no, it's not the classic sunudsunuran. People buy these cars with their hard earned money that's why they want to benefit from it for a longer time kaya iniingatan nila. We do share insights here so no need to force your practice to others and resort to calling them something else by giving unrelated analogies.

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[Vodka]

Blame the millenials for the traffic? Really? I just don't understand the irony of referring to the manual but not adhering to the guidelines. And besides, di naman sapilitan ang pagpunta sa casa right, it is still up to the owner. And no, it's not the classic sunudsunuran. People buy these cars with their hard earned money that's why they want to benefit from it for a longer time kaya iniingatan nila. We do share insights here so no need to force your practice to others and resort to calling them something else by giving unrelated analogies.

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LOL you should learn to separate the wheat from the chaff from OB's posts or rather separate the bigas from the darak

the casa is just like the catholic church. they'll give you an imaginary Original Sin para balik ka ng balik the church but the truth is you don't have original sin, and you don't need to change your oil more often than you need to!

it's the same FUD (fear uncertainty doubt) mechanism that both the casa and the church are leveraging against those w/ weak minds

[MR_BIG18]

LOL you should learn to separate the wheat from the chaff from OB's posts or rather separate the bigas from the darak

the casa is just like the catholic church. they'll give you an imaginary Original Sin para balik ka ng balik the church but the truth is you don't have original sin, and you don't need to change your oil more often than you need to!

it's the same FUD (fear uncertainty doubt) mechanism that both the casa and the church are leveraging against those w/ weak minds

entertainment....

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[prizefighterMD]

I digress, guys hehe.
Do you know of a promo or offer for the Vitara GLX that is lower than what most dealerships are offering (200k DP + 21++ thousand monthly for 5 years)? I inquired this with Kalookan and Pasig. Thanks

[minicarph]

LOL you should learn to separate the wheat from the chaff from OB's posts or rather separate the bigas from the darak

the casa is just like the catholic church. they'll give you an imaginary Original Sin para balik ka ng balik the church but the truth is you don't have original sin, and you don't need to change your oil more often than you need to!

it's the same FUD (fear uncertainty doubt) mechanism that both the casa and the church are leveraging against those w/ weak minds

ako nga taka nga ako bigla nagka-original sin pag bininyagan, pero pag hindi bininyagan walang original sin. ang masakit pag nabinyagan kotse mo bagong labas, all shiny and smooth, tapos merong nang-guhit. sobrang nakak- bad trip

[lady_blackgreen]

I digress, guys hehe.
Do you know of a promo or offer for the Vitara GLX that is lower than what most dealerships are offering (200k DP + 21++ thousand monthly for 5 years)? I inquired this with Kalookan and Pasig. Thanks

Ganyan din offer sa Commonwealth. We inquired both Commonwealth and Kalookan. Mag in house financing ka?

[prizefighterMD]

Ganyan din offer sa Commonwealth. We inquired both Commonwealth and Kalookan. Mag in house financing ka?

Yup, in-house financing sana. I guess ganiyan na lahat ng offers, ano? Napatanong lang ako kasi nung nag-search ako ng ads, may ilan na 118k ang DP with the same monthly installment.

[aargh]

Yup, in-house financing sana. I guess ganiyan na lahat ng offers, ano? Napatanong lang ako kasi nung nag-search ako ng ads, may ilan na 118k ang DP with the same monthly installment.

Mataas pag in-house. Have you tried sa banks? 20% minimum DP nga lang pero sigurado mas mababa monthly

[TheUninvited]

Wala silang Suzuki. I have an officemate may Ertiga siya, 2 years na never pa daw nagkaproblem. Mas una pa daw nagkaproblem yun Fiesta nila.

Yun naman pala hehe. Well 2 years pa lang naman, bago pa yan.

Juke vs Vitara, walang sinabi ang specs ng Juke. 2 lang ata airbags ng Juke kahit totl.

[Walter]

This isn't true either. I have my Swift serviced at Suzuki Alabang, and if you opt for fully synthetic, intervals are only every 8 months. 4 months if mineral oil.

Fully synthetic will last up to 12 months ...

[Walter]

Eh? 8 months is already generous. And go check the Suzuki PMS thread for actual costs. They don't ask for much as long as you take out the extras.

it's not generous ... it's marketing ... they tell you 4 months when it's actually 12 months ... then you haggle ... they agree to 6 months ... you haggle some more ... and you get 8 months ... you are very happy with your negotiation skills ... but actually you lose 4 months ...

Compromise ... a result of a complex negotiation where each party thinks he has fooled the other party ...