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    #11
    on a dyno nalang
    para equal talaga lahat.

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    After more than 160-kilometer run, the Vios 1.3 J Gas Manual Transmission achieved 22.16 kilometers per liter consumption in the gasoline category , making it the most fuel efficient car in the country. The other 10 entry vehicles in the gasoline categories included the Kia Picanto 1.1-Liter Manual Transmission with 20.8 kilometers per liter mileage, and the Honda City 1.3-Liter Automatic Transmission with total consumption of 17.5 kilometers per liter.

    Toyota’s best selling vehicle, the Innova, with 2.5-liter direct injection common rail diesel (D4D) engine, also posted high results with total consumption of 16.55 kilometers per liter. The Isuzu Crosswind 2.5-Liter averaged 16.15 liters
    Toyota Vios MT vs. Honda City AT.

    Innova CRDi vs. Crosswind conventional diesel. nagpapatawa ....

    mas talo pa nga sya ng Crosswind eh, for a conventional diesel engine. .40 lang nilamang ng innova CRDi. and to think hindi pa ata turbodiesel itong crosswind.

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    #13
    Quote Originally Posted by niky
    Sounds just about right... but who the hell was driving the Honda City? We've gotten 23+ in traffic, so 17.5 on the highway sounds pretty low.
    sir, pano mo nagawa yon? parang di yata ako umaabot don o mali yung pag-compute ko.

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    #14
    wala yan kay ser wildcat!

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    Obviously the work of propagandists minds in Toyota. I would take these kind of press release with a grain of salt and that applies to ALL manufacturers.

    Quote Originally Posted by Pro Staff
    Guys/Gals,

    Got this from Toyota Phils website

    Anyone here who knows someone from DOE who can confirm if this news release is true, and paano ba ginawa un test?



    Toyota Vios Most Fuel-Efficient Car in the Country



    The Toyota Vios and the Innova are the most fuel-efficient vehicles in the passenger car (PC) and commercial vehicle (CV) segments respectively, based on the results of the recently-concluded 2006 Fuel Economy Run by the Department of Energy (DoE). Both Toyota models are also the country’s best selling vehicles to date.

    Last May 13, the Department of Energy held their 5th fuel economy test from DoE Headquarters in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City to Lipa City and back, with the support of the Traffic Management Group, the Citizen Traffic Action, Filcar and Shell Philippines. Twenty-three passenger cars and commercial vehicles from 8 car manufacturers and distributors participated, despite the bad weather conditions brought about by Typhoon "Caloy". Aside from Toyota Motor Philippines, the country’s number one automotive company, Mitsubishi, Volvo, Honda, Kia, Isuzu, Hyundai and BMW likewise sent their representative models as well.

    After more than 160-kilometer run, the Vios 1.3 J Gas Manual Transmission achieved 22.16 kilometers per liter consumption in the gasoline category , making it the most fuel efficient car in the country. The other 10 entry vehicles in the gasoline categories included the Kia Picanto 1.1-Liter Manual Transmission with 20.8 kilometers per liter mileage, and the Honda City 1.3-Liter Automatic Transmission with total consumption of 17.5 kilometers per liter.

    Toyota’s best selling vehicle, the Innova, with 2.5-liter direct injection common rail diesel (D4D) engine, also posted high results with total consumption of 16.55 kilometers per liter. The Isuzu Crosswind 2.5-Liter averaged 16.15 liters.

    "This goes to show that Toyota Vehicles have already been tried and tested not only for the famous Toyota Quality, Durability and Reliability (QDR), but in terms of fuel-efficiency as well. Our VVT-i and D4D engines that power the Vios, Innova, and all our products, have been developed primarily to help the customers get more out of life, to go further on a tank of fuel… After all, this is what the Toyota DNA is all about-helping people move forward amidst the ever-increasing oil prices," expressed Mr. Etsuro Fujino , Toyota’s Vice President for After Sales Department.

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    #16
    halatang bayad ng Toyota ang economy run.. o well.. wala namang malaking poster ang Vios sa Edsa na may 1114km record ni Pocholo..

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    Quote Originally Posted by number001
    Obviously the work of propagandists minds in Toyota. I would take these kind of press release with a grain of salt and that applies to ALL manufacturers.
    true. without a doubt.

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    #18
    17.5 km/l lang ung Honda. sa mga fuel economy run ng Honda at Petron eh over 25 kml/l....

    Teka san nga ba nakapost ung banners nila???

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    #19
    Indeed marketing ng Toyota eto. Anyone can claim 20km above. Pero paano nga ba malalaman yung tunay at acurate na data? ika nga sabi ni sir theveed. Sa Baguio pababa pwede ng 100km/L

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    After more than 160-kilometer run, the Vios 1.3 J Gas Manual Transmission achieved 22.16 kilometers per liter consumption in the gasoline category , making it the most fuel efficient car in the country. The other 10 entry vehicles in the gasoline categories included the Kia Picanto 1.1-Liter Manual Transmission with 20.8 kilometers per liter mileage, and the Honda City 1.3-Liter Automatic Transmission with total consumption of 17.5 kilometers per liter.
    Why didn't they use a M/T City 1.3? ...since the other sub-compact cars tested were M/T anyway.
    Last edited by AG4; June 7th, 2006 at 05:18 PM.

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