All new Toyota Rush/ Daihatsu Terios

**hardwang** · October 5th, 2018 01:43 AM

Originally Posted by kanutoholic

Honeymoon Stage? Hmmm... if you can consider 4 months as honeymoon stage, why not? Hehehehe

160kph at 4000rpm at NLEX considered ba honeymoon stage?

weekly binabyahe sa Clark, Pampanga (since day one...)....

Yup, honeymoon stage pa nga. Usually lasts anywhere from 4 months to a year.

**Egan101** · October 5th, 2018 07:09 AM

Originally Posted by kanutoholic

Honeymoon Stage? Hmmm... if you can consider 4 months as honeymoon stage, why not? Hehehehe

160kph at 4000rpm at NLEX considered ba honeymoon stage?

weekly binabyahe sa Clark, Pampanga (since day one...)....

Why not give it a try doing 6k rpm?

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**dr. d** · October 5th, 2018 08:53 AM

Originally Posted by kanutoholic

Honeymoon Stage? Hmmm... if you can consider 4 months as honeymoon stage, why not? Hehehehe

160kph at 4000rpm at NLEX considered ba honeymoon stage?

weekly binabyahe sa Clark, Pampanga (since day one...)....

honeymoon stage can be short, or it can be longer.
it's simply that time in the car's life with you, wherein it can do no wrong. or rather, you fail to recognize its pitfalls.
it really depends on how long you wish to remain blind to its shortcomings.
heh heh.

**kanutoholic** · October 5th, 2018 10:13 PM

Originally Posted by Egan101

Why not give it a try doing 6k rpm?

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Pwede... 6K rpm... hahahaha.... but I am not that crazy to do 6K rpm where it is near the redline... hahahaha...

I am sensitive to my car's capability....

**kanutoholic** · October 5th, 2018 10:16 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

honeymoon stage can be short, or it can be longer.
it's simply that time in the car's life with you, wherein it can do no wrong. or rather, you fail to recognize its pitfalls.
it really depends on how long you wish to remain blind to its shortcomings.
heh heh.

Kaya nga after the break-in period... baragan na... pushing to the limit but not that extensive... indi naman tayo insensitive at indi rin tayo baguhang drive... i know the car's limit...

shortcomings? meron, but I can deal with it... kaya nga Rush binili ko dahil OK naman ako sa kung ano ang meron ang sasakyan at indi naman ako naghahanap ng racing performance na sasakyan.

**jut703** · October 5th, 2018 10:19 PM

There's nothing wrong with running a car near or at its redline. All modern cars have fuel cut-off when you actually go past the redline.

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**Egan101** · October 5th, 2018 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by kanutoholic

Pwede... 6K rpm... hahahaha.... but I am not that crazy to do 6K rpm where it is near the redline... hahahaha...

I am sensitive to my car's capability....

Always remember, with a gas-fed car, peak power comes at 6k rpm. Of what use are those figures within specifications if you’re not going to experience it.

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**vc23** · October 12th, 2018 02:31 PM

Need help guys, i am really about to buy a rush 1.5 e mt, but having second thoughts...

Not decided the new ford ecosport trend mt or the rush 1.5e mt...

Primary use, office and city driving(province) with occassional flooding.

I also planning long trips, 200km to 300km drives.

PS na approve na ako for the rush thru bank, pwede ko pa ichange. 20k more expensive and ecosport.

Any thoughts???

**Egan101** · October 12th, 2018 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by vc23

Need help guys, i am really about to buy a rush 1.5 e mt, but having second thoughts...

Not decided the new ford ecosport trend mt or the rush 1.5e mt...

Primary use, office and city driving(province) with occassional flooding.

I also planning long trips, 200km to 300km drives.

PS na approve na ako for the rush thru bank, pwede ko pa ichange. 20k more expensive and ecosport.

Any thoughts???

How about the Mobilio or BRV or Ertiga?