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    If given the second chance to buy an innova, what will you choose gas/diesel variant and m/t or a/t ? I just need your inputs guys on this. thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Terrence View Post
    If given the second chance to buy an innova, what will you choose gas/diesel variant and m/t or a/t ? I just need your inputs guys on this. thanks.
    imho, it depends on your first unit.
    if your first unit is diesel and MT, then i would personally go for another diesel but AT.
    if your first unit is gas and AT, then i would personally go for a diesel and MT.
    or if i have an existing one, then i would not go for an innova after all.... depending on choice, i may go for a sedan or for a SUV or CUV.

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    If I'm replacing an Innova with an Innova, then I'll go for a diesel unit.

    If I'm replacing it with a different unit, it would still be a diesel (turbo-charged, CRDI).

    D4-D owner here.

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    at present i own a diesel m/t, yes i am leaning for a diesel A/T for it has a better torque and ease in driving but the price is above a million pesos and near with the price of a SUV (MS) which do you think is better.

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    MS is 300k more right?

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    If galing ka sa diesel, wag ka na mag gas, not because of fuel cost or fuel consumption na maninibago ka but dun sa torque na hahanapin ng katawan mo, yung biglang sipa kapag binitawan mo bigla ang clutch.. Sa gas wala yan..

    May FX 2C kami and Innova gas, mas enjoy i-drive ang FX, aside from halos walang kaarehas sa kalsada dito sa province, yung torque ang nakaka enjoy at wala pang delay ang accelerator.. Yun lang, maiiwan ka sa rangkadahan at top speed ng 2.0 VVTi..

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    According to my uncle parang "lethargic" daw ang gas variant ng Innova kapag ginagamit nya for long drives (ex Manila - Olongapo). True po ba mga sir?


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    just go for fortuner masyado overpriced yung A/t na innova
    and walang mga entertainment

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    Totoo yan, kung mga 100k to 150k lang naman direprensya ng high end innova sa suv, basta hindi sportivo, kukunin ko na yung suv.. alterra, fortuner, montero, everest etc..

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimpuy30 View Post
    According to my uncle parang "lethargic" daw ang gas variant ng Innova kapag ginagamit nya for long drives (ex Manila - Olongapo). True po ba mga sir?


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    lethargic is a correct word to describe it if sanay na yung driver sa Diesel engine. I myself looks for the torque. Parang may kulang everytime I try a gasoline SUV

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    Quote Originally Posted by chyll2 View Post
    lethargic is a correct word to describe it if sanay na yung driver sa Diesel engine. I myself looks for the torque. Parang may kulang everytime I try a gasoline SUV
    My uncle is not a fan of diesel powered automobiles sir. Never sya bumili ng diesel cars since his first car in mid 90s according to him.


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    Di sya lethargic in long drives, lethargic sya in city drives due to the throttle delay ng drive by wire, di lang sa gas ito evident kahit sa diesel ng innova.. Kung highway drive, wala ihahabol ang d4d sa VVTi na innova.. pero yun nga, wala yung sudden kick na feeling mo ambilis, and siempre yung malakas na tunog ng makina na feeling natin ambilis na ng takbo ng diesel hehehe...

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimpuy30 View Post
    My uncle is not a fan of diesel powered automobiles sir. Never sya bumili ng diesel cars since his first car in mid 90s according to him.


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    Let him try a diesel vehicle. Iba na din diesel vehicle ngayon lalo na yung D4d, CRDi, and the likes. Emission levels have improved because of technology.

    I am not really bothered by the throttle lag or turbo lag even when trying to overtake. I make sure I have enough space plus some allowance when overtaking.

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    Iba yung throttle lag sa turbo lag sir, yung throttle lag, walang response talaga yung makina for around 2 to 3 seconds pag apak mo hehehe....

    Napansin ko sa D4D and VVTi ng innova, halos parehas lang ang takbo ng dalawa, response ng engine ganun rin, wala lang yung sudden kick ng D4D sa VVTi pag apak mo, pero after the sudden kick, yung usad parehas na..

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimpuy30 View Post
    According to my uncle parang "lethargic" daw ang gas variant ng Innova kapag ginagamit nya for long drives (ex Manila - Olongapo). True po ba mga sir?


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    No. Not true. The VVT-i is plenty fast.

    May not be the fastest but it could cruise at steady 150kph without much fuss.

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    Yup very fast, run it at 180 kph, parang wala lang sa makina...

    Before, sabi nila kapag bahain ang lugar, dapat diesel kasi wala sparkplugs raw na mababasa, sa position ng engine ng innova, spark plugs at air filter, mukhang unang aabutin ng tubig ang air intake nito bago, abutin ang sparkplugs or ignition coils.

    Kung sabihin ring electrically dependent ang VVTi, mas lalo na rin ang D4D, crdi is dependent on ecu.

    So parang wala na yung status ng old diesels na kahit ilubog mo sa baha, buhay pa rin hehehe....

    Pero kung ako pipili sa dalawa, at aalagaan ko ng mabuti, then papalitan ng OEM parts kapag may mga dapat papalitan, mag D4D ako, pero kung basta harabas lang, mag VVTi ako hehehe....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Terrence View Post
    If given the second chance to buy an innova, what will you choose gas/diesel variant and m/t or a/t ? I just need your inputs guys on this. thanks.
    naiingayan ako sa diesel at malakas ang vibration ng makina ng diesel lalo na pag high rpm.. kaya gas pa rin ako.. better riding comfort and less headache pag nagkaka edad na.. eversince gas ang sasakyan ko at happy pa naman ako so far..

    Kung magdi diesel man ako mas gusto ko yung old school diesel kse yun talaga ang subok na matibay.. yung mga bago ngayon na crdi though maganda sya pagbago pero masyadong sensitive..

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    Drove a d4d innova for a week, masarap sa traffic pero nakakapagod ang vibration sa kambyo and blows a bit of black smoke whenever i floor it sa nlex and the mileage is just 15k,i use unioil euro4 diesel.

    Sa city mas matipid ng konti. Sa hiway parehas lang. Pero pagdating ng 100 mejo mabagal na accelerate and ramdam na vibration. And yes, gas is definitely faster sa hiway. Natutulog kasi ako sa kotse kaya ayoko ng maalog.

    If the next innova is better, id still go with gas, better if its 2.7 dual vvti.

    Nangyayari lang sa vvti ko ang major lag pag kinargahan ko ng unleaded. Lalo na kung unleaded ng core oil,tiger or any unleaded ng mga gasolinahan na pang taxi.
    Last edited by shibby75; June 26th, 2014 at 03:17 PM.

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    I have an Innova VVT-i in my office as my service. 1st owned. That thing is almost maintenance free. Oil change lang not even the spark plugs are replaced often pero same pa din takbo. 95tkms, still running on original clutch, original fuel filter, original radiator coolant from Toyota (red liquid), spark plug changed twice palang, gear oil replaced once, etc. Could run 170-180kph. I take it anywhere, walang katakot takot na may masisira (although nagpalit nako cooling coil ng AC, that's about it). Last time may nag vibrate akala ko kung ano na, hindi lang pala na-lock ng maigi lagayan ng air filter (after that OK na). Consumes 8km/l, but I frequently travel alone naman. It has thread the whole of Luzon already. Very durable car. I don't know if the much more fuel efficient D4d is about as cheap to maintain cos it has turbo, CRDi with very delicate injectors etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by basti08 View Post
    I have an Innova VVT-i in my office as my service. 1st owned. That thing is almost maintenance free. Oil change lang not even the spark plugs are replaced often pero same pa din takbo. 95tkms, still running on original clutch, original fuel filter, original radiator coolant from Toyota (red liquid), spark plug changed twice palang, gear oil replaced once, etc. Could run 170-180kph. I take it anywhere, walang katakot takot na may masisira (although nagpalit nako cooling coil ng AC, that's about it). Last time may nag vibrate akala ko kung ano na, hindi lang pala na-lock ng maigi lagayan ng air filter (after that OK na). Consumes 8km/l, but I frequently travel alone naman. It has thread the whole of Luzon already. Very durable car. I don't know if the much more fuel efficient D4d is about as cheap to maintain cos it has turbo, CRDi with very delicate injectors etc.
    Paps, yung 8km/l mo I bet that is for a city drive, heavy to medium traffic or stop and go destinations na short trips? Kasi sa akin rin ganyan, 800 meters x 4 per day around 7.5 to 8 km/l yan, pero kapag highway staight run, say south luzon trips, it gives around 14 km/l.

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