I mean same model. 4x2 vs 4x4. Mas malaki ang depreciation ng 4x4. Just like totl 2.0 engine of sedan vs 1.6 engine
I mean same model. 4x2 vs 4x4. Mas malaki ang depreciation ng 4x4. Just like totl 2.0 engine of sedan vs 1.6 engine
Meanwhile, the all new Fortuner in Indonesia
https://youtu.be/o9WMC8iXF5U
May idea ba kayo kung saan may naka display na Fortuner this week? Thanks.
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http://www.topgear.com.ph/news/car-n...ures-editorial
Curious about those 2.8 exclusive features: what is stability control and active Traction control?
Traction control is a safety feature that prevents tire slippage, such as when driving on wet roads or when taking a corner at high speed.
It saves you from fishtailing or understeering as it maximizes your tires' grip on the road, keeping you in control of the car.
It's a very handy feature to have, especially for tall SUVs such as the Fortuner/Montero/Everest.
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Because these trucks were not designed for cornering at all. Remember, these are designed as low-cost SUVs for emerging markets. Sophisticated suspension will just add to the production cost, even if most buyers do not need nor want it.
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^Except that at over 2M apiece now, it's not very low-cost anymore...
Filipinos tend to have brand loyalty. Those who are buying new monteros probably had a pajero 20 years ago. Its going to be the same for toyota and ford.
I have this friend who has 3 fortuners, 1 grandia, & 1 lc200. Now thats brand loyalty.