2016 Toyota Fortuner

**newbie2014** · July 5th, 2017 11:38 AM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

Toyota won't be updating the IMV until the first expected facelift around 2019. Pareho lang ang performance G at V, depende na lang ang budget mo kung gusto mo lahat ng bells and whistles.

ok po thanks.wala na po ba jerk ang tranny ng 2.4 na fort ngaun?

**Monseratto** · July 5th, 2017 04:13 PM

Originally Posted by newbie2014

ok po thanks.wala na po ba jerk ang tranny ng 2.4 na fort ngaun?

Na ayos na DAW with the software update.

**jamesdeakins** · July 5th, 2017 10:05 PM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

Na ayos na DAW with the software update.

haha parang duda ka ha[emoji1]

**Monseratto** · July 5th, 2017 10:51 PM

Originally Posted by jamesdeakins

haha parang duda ka ha[emoji1]

Hehehe...

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**enchot7** · July 6th, 2017 08:57 AM

P. O. sir... Company purchase order

Originally Posted by jut703

The difference in consumption (8 km/L vs 5km/L, gas vs diesel) is only about 6k per month.

If you have 2.4M to buy a car, it's weird that 6k/month for gas is suddenly bothersome. The Explorer is still a better car than a blinged-out Fortuner.

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**dr. d** · July 6th, 2017 09:09 AM

Originally Posted by jut703

The difference in consumption (8 km/L vs 5km/L, gas vs diesel) is only about 6k per month.

If you have 2.4M to buy a car, it's weird that 6k/month for gas is suddenly bothersome. The Explorer is still a better car than a blinged-out Fortuner.

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it shouldn't.
but to some, there is a psychological block to it.
i have seen well-to-do people, who "bought something else" because of the projected monthly gas bills.

**Walter** · July 6th, 2017 11:37 AM

Quite true ... know someone who bought an Audi Q5 diesel instead of a Mazda CX-5 gasoline because diesel fuel is cheaper ... and that person raves about the cool features of the Audi ... like Hill Start Assist, LED headlights, push button start ... something most modern cars already have ...

**servantguy** · July 6th, 2017 04:25 PM

Originally Posted by justin_

Yup, we were actually going downhill when it happened. So it's normal pala. Never experienced it again when we got back to the city, so hopefully this was the case. Thanks for the link and video!

This happened to me on the way down from Baguio this weekend. I thought I broke my 2 day old baby, and then I realized the high revs only happened downhill. Phew.

**servantguy** · July 6th, 2017 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by strada3200

Hello mga sir ask ko lang sa mga naka forty 2.8 kung responsive and acceleration kc trailblazer ltz 4x4 ko makupad ang acceleration nagkabit na ako ng speed booster medyo bumilis ng konti. Natest drive ko kc forty v 4x2 e ang bilis ng acceleration. Nagpareserved ako ng forty v 2.4. Hoping for ur inputs mga sirs

or a v8 hemi suv?

the new forts & muxs will happily run at 1250rpms...

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My sis has an MuX LS-A 2.5; I was quite happy with the acceleration and response going up and down the Balintawak-Pangasinan-Baguio route. And then I got my 2.4 Fort V. Man, it was even better.

Very happy with the purchase. Not too much of a difference when I compared it to the 2.8 4x4. Quite happy I pocketed the extra 600k and decided against the 4x4 ;)

**Vann-O** · July 7th, 2017 09:19 AM

Originally Posted by servantguy

This happened to me on the way down from Baguio this weekend. I thought I broke my 2 day old baby, and then I realized the high revs only happened downhill. Phew.

Looong way to go, Sir but good thing you came across too to this thread. Start back reading and you'll learn more about your ride. Congrats on your baby!!