Avanza catches Fire sa SLEX

[claRkEnt]

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakin...s-fire-on-SLEX

anybody who knows what happened here?

3 safe after car catches fire on SLEX
By Marlon Ramos
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 11:57:00 03/11/2009

Filed Under: Fire
MANILA, Philippines -- (UPDATE) Three persons safely got out of a vehicle that caught fire near the Bicutan exit of the South Luzon Expressway Wednesday morning.
The Philippine National Construction Company’s Operations Center reported that a Toyota Avanza (not a maroon Mitsubishi Spacewagon with plate number ZRN-863 as earlier reported) caught fire around 10:40 a.m.
The incident caused heavy traffic on the southbound lane of the SLEX all the way to the C5.
The fire was put out and the vehicle removed from the scene some 40 minutes later. But it took hours before the traffic normalized.
The driver of the car, Roel Urbano, told the PNCC he saw a spark coming from below the steering wheel, prompting him and his two passengers to immediately get out. Moments later, flames engulfed the vehicle.

[meledson]

Hmmmm....... Interesting. bakit kaya? dumarami na ang mga nasusunog na cars due to electrical problmes.

[Horsepower]

and it's usually a Toyota...

[claRkEnt]

so, same category na toyota avanza and ferrari...parehas na nasusunog sa SLEX.

[meledson]

^^^ hehehehehe :D :D :D

Anong car iyong nasunog sa coastal dati? Parand doctor ang may ari/driver.

[Burai]

so, same category na toyota avanza and ferrari...parehas na nasusunog sa SLEX.

baka may milagrong ginagawa ang SLEX sa random victims niya. yung tipong may sumpa hehe!

i'd blame toyota for that kung toyota nga may kasalanan for releasing a defective unit like that, else eh i'd blame the owner if they modified anything related sa "pagkakaroon ng spark" kaya nagkaganon auto niya..

tama this is interesting, it sparked my curiousity

[woohoo]

and it's usually a Toyota...

"Naku, nasunog iyung isang SM Branch! Takot na akong pumunta ngayon sa lahat ng SM!" :bwahaha:

Or even worse: "May nasunog na building? Ayoko nang pumasok sa kahit anong building!" :bwahaha:

"Breaking News: Na-virus ang computer ng Presidente! Windows ang O.S. nito."

Comment: "... and it's usually Windows". Ayus ba sa analogy, HP? :peace:

Sabi nga nila, kaya PINAKAMARAMI ang viruses sa Windows platform, kasi, siya ang may PINAKAMALAKING share sa market. Ganun din iyan sa mga sasakyan, mas marami kang mababalitaan na nasusunog na Toyota dahil siya ang pinakamalaking manufacturer ng mga commercial cars.

Hmmm, come to think of it, the rate of viruses for Windows is TOO large to be analogous to the number of Toyota cars that "went up in flames."

[Memphis Raines]

I'm sure that this is an isolated case and I agree that improper installation of some electrical based accessories can very have well caused it.

Careless splicing, improper connections can light up any car brand or make. It is totally unfair to blame the brand (Toyota) and generalize that its variants it will meet the same fate as this unfortunate owner.

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[baboyPP]

"Naku, nasunog iyung isang SM Branch! Takot na akong pumunta ngayon sa lahat ng SM!" :bwahaha:

Or even worse: "May nasunog na building? Ayoko nang pumasok sa kahit anong building!" :bwahaha:

"Breaking News: Na-virus ang computer ng Presidente! Windows ang O.S. nito."

Comment: "... and it's usually Windows". Ayus ba sa analogy, HP? :peace:

Sabi nga nila, kaya PINAKAMARAMI ang viruses sa Windows platform, kasi, siya ang may PINAKAMALAKING share sa market. Ganun din iyan sa mga sasakyan, mas marami kang mababalitaan na nasusunog na Toyota dahil siya ang pinakamalaking manufacturer ng mga commercial cars.

Hmmm, come to think of it, the rate of viruses for Windows is TOO large to be analogous to the number of Toyota cars that "went up in flames."

sakto ka dito boy... amen.

[Horsepower]

sakto ka dito boy... amen.

4:36am, March 2009 registration, first post just to second someone's post?

someone didn't sleep well...

[Horsepower]

"Naku, nasunog iyung isang SM Branch! Takot na akong pumunta ngayon sa lahat ng SM!"

Or even worse: "May nasunog na building? Ayoko nang pumasok sa kahit anong building!"

Woohoo, don't be stupid. You know I didn't mean it that way.

As a Toyota owner (actually, Avanza is made by Daihatsu, so technically the car that burned was a Daihatsu), I understand your apprehension about my reply to the post above mine. That however, doesn't give you the freedom to mock me.

News about the incidents of cars burning up in the past few years tend to have a Toyta brand. That's all there is to my reply. I did not imply that every Toyota will burn. I just stated an observation.

Obviously, you already replied to your own post:

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"Breaking News: Na-virus ang computer ng Presidente! Windows ang O.S. nito."

Comment: "... and it's usually Windows". Ayus ba sa analogy, HP? :peace:

Sabi nga nila, kaya PINAKAMARAMI ang viruses sa Windows platform, kasi, siya ang may PINAKAMALAKING share sa market. Ganun din iyan sa mga sasakyan, mas marami kang mababalitaan na nasusunog na Toyota dahil siya ang pinakamalaking manufacturer ng mga commercial cars.

Hmmm, come to think of it, the rate of viruses for Windows is TOO large to be analogous to the number of Toyota cars that "went up in flames."

I think everybody knows that.

So my statement that it's usually a Toyota is correct. Toyota, being the local best seller would mathematically have the highest number of defective units as a whole lot compared to any popular brand.
There are also other brands that went up in flames, not just as numerous as Toyota's cases. A Ferrari F430 burned not so long ago.

BTW, after making fun of someone else's post, don't put a peace smiley. Makes you look spineless.


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[woohoo]

Woohoo, don't be stupid. You know I didn't mean it that way.

I am not stupid. The first 2 lines were not for you, that should've been obvious.

(edit: Hmm.. hindi nga pala obvious. I thought I made the distinction clear. Anyway, so yun, I meant the first 2 lines for another post. LeOxe's, in particular)

Spineless? I thought I should put that PEACE sign for my 3rd and 4th lines para pampabawas "lakas"... since I consider you as a friend.

Please read my post again, keeping in mind that the first 2 lines weren't for you.

[AG4]

As a Toyota owner (actually, Avanza is made by Daihatsu, so technically the car that burned was a Daihatsu)
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Yes, the Toyota Avanza is made by Astra Daihatsu in Indonesia, but Toyota owns a controlling stake in Daihatsu (51.2%) and Toyota is also responsible for marketing the Toyota version?

Since Toyota thinks the Avanza (Daihatsu Xenia) is good enough to wear the Toyota badge, don't you think Toyota is still responsible aside from the fact that they have a controlling stake in Daihatsu?

and it's usually a Toyota...

Well, if you think about it, there are many Toyotas on the road, so more chances for something to happen to them.

But as usual, because its a Toyota, people just let it go, just like the previous gen Hondas with the gas tanks that fell off.
When something bad (isolated case) happens to a Nissan, Mitsubishi, Chevy, Mazda etc, they get branded right away.

[batangmahal]

"Naku, nasunog iyung isang SM Branch! Takot na akong pumunta ngayon sa lahat ng SM!" :bwahaha:

Or even worse: "May nasunog na building? Ayoko nang pumasok sa kahit anong building!" :bwahaha:

"Breaking News: Na-virus ang computer ng Presidente! Windows ang O.S. nito."

Comment: "... and it's usually Windows". Ayus ba sa analogy, HP? :peace:

Sabi nga nila, kaya PINAKAMARAMI ang viruses sa Windows platform, kasi, siya ang may PINAKAMALAKING share sa market. Ganun din iyan sa mga sasakyan, mas marami kang mababalitaan na nasusunog na Toyota dahil siya ang pinakamalaking manufacturer ng mga commercial cars.

Hmmm, come to think of it, the rate of viruses for Windows is TOO large to be analogous to the number of Toyota cars that "went up in flames."

OT: in logic, there is what we call the fallacy of hasty generalization... some generalizations do indeed become a fallacy... as to the toyota incident, i don't think there was any hasty generalization made. as to the windows being attacked by virus, well, if we compare windows to other OS percentage wise, there can indeed be a generalization that can be made without being hasty about it.

[baboyPP]

You noticed that too huh?

OT: in logic, there is what we call the fallacy of hasty generalization... some generalizations do indeed become a fallacy... as to the toyota incident, i don't think there was any hasty generalization made. as to the windows being attacked by virus, well, if we compare windows to other OS percentage wise, there can indeed be a generalization that can be made without being hasty about it.

<< this is what I understood too. as for that registering just to reply to that post thingie, [and at an unholy hour] I'll just shrug that off... I ain't judging whoever said that just by the statement alone, and I happen to think this place is great and worth a membership.

Oh, and I own a red Avanza.

[mey0r]

"Naku, nasunog iyung isang SM Branch! Takot na akong pumunta ngayon sa lahat ng SM!" :bwahaha:

Or even worse: "May nasunog na building? Ayoko nang pumasok sa kahit anong building!" :bwahaha:

"Breaking News: Na-virus ang computer ng Presidente! Windows ang O.S. nito."

Comment: "... and it's usually Windows". Ayus ba sa analogy, HP? :peace:

Sabi nga nila, kaya PINAKAMARAMI ang viruses sa Windows platform, kasi, siya ang may PINAKAMALAKING share sa market. Ganun din iyan sa mga sasakyan, mas marami kang mababalitaan na nasusunog na Toyota dahil siya ang pinakamalaking manufacturer ng mga commercial cars.

Hmmm, come to think of it, the rate of viruses for Windows is TOO large to be analogous to the number of Toyota cars that "went up in flames."

*woohoo. correction lang sa "viruses"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plural_of_virus

[woohoo]

*woohoo. correction lang sa "viruses"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plural_of_virus

Thanks. But I find "viruses" more commonly used for PC Virus, not the biological virus kas. But still, thanks. Hehe.

[AG4]

"Naku, nasunog iyung isang SM Branch! Takot na akong pumunta ngayon sa lahat ng SM!" :bwahaha:

Or even worse: "May nasunog na building? Ayoko nang pumasok sa kahit anong building!" :bwahaha:

That way of thinking doesn't seem to apply for brands like Toyota, Honda or Hyundai.

Other cars, even the smallest isolated report can trigger a bashing fest that will go on for a dozen pages.

[woohoo]

That way of thinking doesn't seem to apply for brands like Toyota, Honda or Hyundai.

Other cars, even the smallest isolated report can trigger a bashing fest that will go on for a dozen pages.

I agree, but it doesn't seem to be the case for LeOxe, who has indeed made a hasty generalization, IMO.

[LeOxe]

that's so scary thinking it's a toyota --- the #1 car maker in the world.

what do you think happened to their quality?