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May 29th, 2007 10:17 PM #101
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May 29th, 2007 10:25 PM #102That's an interesting point when you say the main factor to influence the decision whether to go D4D or VVTi would not be the fuel consumption but rather the projected usage of the MPV over time.
But then, it all boils down again on the question of what immediate benefit will accrue to me when i shell out a P50K premium for the D4D. If I do frequent expressway runs and out-of-town sorties, am I better off with a D4D? For what specific reasons? Conversely, if I just spend most of my days driving (and idling) around the metro, would I be better off economically with a VVTi?
In the medium term as biofuel blends are mandated for use, will f.c. for the D4D radically improve and shorten our computed average payback time of 3 years?
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May 29th, 2007 11:21 PM #103
if the fuel consumption dont bother you i suggest chose the vvti engine innova...quiter engine,lesser vibration makes it more comfortable to drive,faster in straight line acceleration(0-100 km/h 12+ secs;d4d 14+ secs),etc...maintenance cost? most of the car experts say they are the same...
my reason why i chose d4d engine
1-better fuel economy
2-flood proof
3-torquey (more pulling power,mas malakas sa akyatan)
4-crdi
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May 30th, 2007 09:34 PM #104
2005 Innova J 2.5L D4D MT
City: 112-13km/L (Pasig - Katipunan - Ortigas - Intramuros - Katipunan - Pasig - Ortigas - Pasig)
Highway: 17-18km/L
Tire Pressure: 33PSI (front / rear)
Oil: Toyota Fully Synthetic Oil
Tires: Stock (Yokohama ASPEC)
Passengers: 2-4
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June 12th, 2007 08:39 AM #106guys i'm really learning alot from this forum.. my dad has innova pano ko macocompute ung fuel consumption nun? sorry for the noob question.. hehe la kc me tlaga alam sa mga sasakyan and now trying to learn thru this forum..
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June 12th, 2007 09:16 AM #107
Here's a basic method:
1) Have a piece of paper, pen, and a calculator on hand.
2) Record the odo reading on your 1st Full Tank fill to the rim
3) Get on the road and roll off.
4) After several miles on the road, pull over to a gas station and refill a 2nd full tank to the rim. This time record the odo and the quantity of fuel filled in liters.
5) Now you have all the necessary datas. Subtract 2nd odo reading from 1st odo reading. The difference of both readings divide it to the the quantity filled during your 2nd full tank.
6) The quotient is your fuel consumption in kilometer per liter or simply known as kpl.
Here's a simple table to monitor your FCLast edited by leinahtan; June 12th, 2007 at 10:00 AM.
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August 27th, 2007 11:30 PM #108Hello po.
Tanong ko lang po kung malakas po ba talaga ang Corona ExSaloon sa gas?
may nakita po kasi kaming sasakyan na corona ta balak na naming bilin, kaya lang nag-aalangan po kami sa gas consumption.
totoo po ba na kapag mas malaki ang makina, mas malakas sa gasolina?
salamat po!
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August 30th, 2007 12:02 PM #109sir i own a corona ex saloon, i get around 7-8 kilometers per liter sa city driving (stop and go, traffic, shoert distances) at 10-11 per liter sa highway pag rektahan. mas malakas siya ng konte dun sa dati kong corolla 1.3 XL, pero hindi naman nagkakalayo din, since efi (fuel injected) na ang corona, carburador lang yung XL ko dati.
pag nasanay ka sa mga 1.3 or 1.6 na auto sir, medyo malakas ng konte ang konsumo sa gas. yes, totoo po na mas malaki ang makina, mas malakas ang konsumo.
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October 6th, 2007 04:53 PM #110
mga bossing..sino ba may review ng 2007 ALTIS 1.6 J M/T?
yung performance and Fuel Consumption.
salamat in advance
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