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article mistake: 207 nM on the 2ZR-FE 1.8 Engine. thats for the 2.0 engine...
You forget to mention that it makes only 136PS which is less than the oldy and trusty Honda R18 (Civic/HR-V, 141PS/174Nm).
That 136PS/207Nm can be put to good use if the driver will make the engine rev up to 4K to 6k rpm. If that new crossover is anything bigger than the ASX (2.0L at 150PS/197Nm), it might not be sporty enough.
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i didn't bother much... that 1.8L engine is good enough imo.
I wonder if its the new cvt though..
Nice! Hope this isnt just a raised Car with "crossover claddings" kagaya ng trend similar with the Subaru XV.
But judging by the recently launched Yaris Cross, mukhang ok na ok ito.
Looks sell, as it carries with it the image. Most Pinoy buyers are not too particular about performance. The PPV captured the hearts and minds of most car buyers as it brings forth three key things - 7 seats for the extended family, diesel fuel is cheaper, and the bigtime image it brings along.
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Magkano kaya ito locally? If this is between 1.2M to 1.5M, it will surely beat the competition.
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If at 1.2m php, I'd recommend they (Toyota PH) discontinue the TOTL Rush if they are going to push this model as a base model positioning, to limit analysis paralysis. Since it will be a "smaller" Rav4, the TOTL should fall below or just around the "base model " Rav 4 they are selling at 1.7m php.
Unlikely to be just 1.2M, even if base model.
And the Rush caters to a different market - walang pake sa refinement mga buyers niyan. Basta mataas, 7 seater, may touchscreen, ok na yan sa kanila. And Rush G is still 100k cheaper at 1.1M.
So likely the Cross will compete head on with the HRV/XV at 1.3M for the base model and 1.5M for the TOTL gas model (1.8-2M if they bring in a Hybrid TOTL).
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Last edited by jut703; July 9th, 2020 at 03:11 PM.
Thai price of the base non-hybrid Corolla Cross Sport 1.8 CVT is 959,000 Baht
Thai price of the Corolla Altis 1.6G CVT is 879,000 Baht (sold here for ₱1,115,000).
*Note there is no base M/T Corolla Altis listed in Thailand.
I guess P1.2M+ is a good estimate as a starting price for the base CVT variant.
The only other Corolla Cross variants in Thailand are hybrids and based on how the Corolla Altis Hybrid is priced, it won't be cheap.
Last edited by AG4; July 9th, 2020 at 01:54 PM.
Should have just named it differently.
A Corolla will always be a sedan for me.![]()
Mukhang kasya ang balikbayan box..
Mataas din ang location ng alternator. Wading depth will be pretty good. 500mm?
Last edited by StockEngine; July 9th, 2020 at 02:23 PM.