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November 11th, 2015 12:51 PM #2no, hindi para makatipid kasi matipid na ang all new hilux as compared to its predecessor. you need to put it in neutral at a speed lower than 5kms per hour while negotiating a rough road na pababa. otherwise, mamamatay makina or mag vibrate makina.
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no, hindi para makatipid kasi matipid na ang all new hilux as compared to its predecessor. you need to put it in neutral at a speed lower than 5kms per hour while negotiating a rough road na pababa. otherwise, mamamatay makina or mag vibrate makina.
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November 11th, 2015 12:54 PM #3update as of today, re-scheduled ulit yong supposedly assessment by toyota. a technical team from thailand daw will come over to assist the problem.
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November 17th, 2015 02:02 PM #4
Pick up trucks have their own pros and cons... Depende nalang sa needs mo... Kung suspension ang habol mo... And you also need cargo space na hindi naman gaano kabigat karga mo.. navarra would be 1st on your list.
Top gear choose the navarra as truck of the year.... May detailed review ba kayo? Parang Wala akong nabasang detailed review nila..
Hp may link ka ba?
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November 17th, 2015 03:30 PM #5for the last 15 years that i had been using pick-up truck, i find the hilux more reliable in the mountainous area. one more thing, i just dont like the coil spring of the navarra since pick-up truck is used to haul heavy loads. i would rather use an SUV if riding comfort is what i am looking for. besides, navarra maybe the 2015 truck of the year. but we are talking here of 2016 model pick-up.
navarra though is a good looking pick-up.Last edited by cadayjerry; November 17th, 2015 at 03:31 PM. Reason: double post
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November 17th, 2015 06:21 PM #6
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November 17th, 2015 11:41 PM #7Natest drive ko na hilux at navara, parang mas ok sakin hilux, ranger nalang di ko pa natest drive.. hehe..
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November 18th, 2015 07:01 AM #8Please post your findings once you have tested the Ford Ranger. I am planning to buy a pickup truck 4 x 2 MT, and I am deciding between the Ford Ranger or the Toyota Hilux. Any advise coming from fellow tsikoteers would be most welcome.
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November 18th, 2015 09:41 AM #9just sharing my experience on the ranger. well the ranger is good looking to me that is why i bought one last year. its a 4x4 XL. sabi nila sa casa malakas daw but i find it mahina. kailangan naka gain ng momentum bago mo maramdaman ang hatak. if you are in an uphill naku makupad mag take off. anyway, 2.2 lang naman kasi makina. another issue is, mahirap mag engage lalo na pag nalubak kana ayaw mag engage 4x4. sabi nila sa casa nong nireport ko yong issue. dapat daw nag engage na ako bago malubak. wow naman ang sagot nila. then sometimes ayaw din mag dis engage. after a few months, nabali yong front drive velocity during a 4x4 trek. yong kasama ko hilux hindi naman nabali. sold the ranger after 4 months of used.
pero kung 4x2 naman hanap mo. then you might as well try the ranger kung yon ang choice mo. but for me, doon ka na sa sigurado. mahirap ang trial and error lalo na at malaki din cost na involve. why try other brand when you know there are other choice na mapapanatag ang loob mo. yong palagi ko nga sinasabi. kanya kanyang choice yan. kahit sabihin ng iba na "ganito kasi yan" kung yon naman ang gusto mo, then ikaw pa rin masusunod.
anyway, maganda naman siguro ang lahat ng pick-up truck na lumalabas ngayon. nasa budget and taste lang ng buyer kung alin pipiliin.
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November 18th, 2015 09:47 AM #10by the way, sabi nila yong hilux lang daw ang 4x4 pick-up na may differential lock ngayon. and yong ECO mode and Power Mode pala. nakakatuwang gamitin. pag nasa downhill ka, you can just press the eco mode and mararamdaman mo hihina ang takbo malakas ang engine break. pag sa akyatan naman, you can just press the power mode at any time when you needed it. so you can use three mode at any given time. pwede normal driving, Eco mode and power mode so have a total control kung ano gusto mo driving mode.
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