All new Toyota Rush/ Daihatsu Terios

[Egan101]

Inahabol ko rin ground clearance. Nagfloflood talaga yung area pinupuntahan ko....

Bumili ka na lang ng pickup kung talagang bahain mga lugar pinupuntahan mo.

[vc23]

Bumili ka na lang ng pickup kung talagang bahain mga lugar pinupuntahan mo.

If i wanted to buy a f×××ing pickup, i would have gone with a pickup. Siguro naman maiisip mo rin saan mo ipaparada yang pick up na yan kung wala kang parking space. Kung wala kang magandang maisagot, wag ka ng sumagot.

[crosswind]

If i wanted to buy a f×××ing pickup, i would have gone with a pickup. Siguro naman maiisip mo rin saan mo ipaparada yang pick up na yan kung wala kang parking space. Kung wala kang magandang maisagot, wag ka ng sumagot.

I think it's better not to risk yourself and your car if the place is really flooded. There would be downside when you wade your vehicle through floods even if it has a high ground clearance.

Even if my vehicle have high ground clearance I take detours

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[Vodka]

If i wanted to buy a f×××ing pickup, i would have gone with a pickup. Siguro naman maiisip mo rin saan mo ipaparada yang pick up na yan kung wala kang parking space. Kung wala kang magandang maisagot, wag ka ng sumagot.

the pickup suggestion was totally reasonable. if you're going to be rude like that then just leave

so i recommend a pickup for you also, just to piss you off

[vc23]

the pickup suggestion was totally reasonable. if you're going to be rude like that then just leave

so i recommend a pickup for you also, just to piss you off

Naa, i wont be leaving, but suggesting a pick up is really rude.

[Egan101]

If i wanted to buy a f×××ing pickup, i would have gone with a pickup. Siguro naman maiisip mo rin saan mo ipaparada yang pick up na yan kung wala kang parking space. Kung wala kang magandang maisagot, wag ka ng sumagot.

I was just being straightforward and practical in suggesting a pickup if you are frequenting flood-prone areas. They are built to withstand such punishment.

The Rush is a bit under-powered and its low grunt may not pull you out of deep flood water. The Ecosport may have a deep wading depth but it is not advisable for such small crossovers to go thru flood waters.

You're the one who's rude with such an answer.

[Egan101]

I think it's better not to risk yourself and your car if the place is really flooded. There would be downside when you wade your vehicle through floods even if it has a high ground clearance.

Even if my vehicle have high ground clearance I take detours

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+1

I drive a crossover with a high ground clearance but I ain't taking chances going thru flood waters unless I am sure my vehicle can cross it safely.

[crosswind]

+1

I drive a crossover with a high ground clearance but I ain't taking chances going thru flood waters unless I am sure my vehicle can cross it safely.

If the Camry can do it, I will follow. If a pick up truck can do it(I also use a truck) and most suvs are taking detours doon nalang ako sa mas safe kahit medyo flooded rin.

Our vehicles nowadays have a lot of electronic components. Even the ABS light may light up if you pass through floods which was the case with a friend of mine who drives a truck too.

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[crosswind]

Naa, i wont be leaving, but suggesting a pick up is really rude.

He wasn't being rude. As a truck owner I would suggest you get a truck too. Trucks nowadays have better ride comfort than a Toyota Rush

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[Wh1stl3r]

Naa, i wont be leaving, but suggesting a pick up is really rude.

No dude, you're the rude one here. What's wrong with suggesting a pickup?