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December 20th, 2017 02:46 AM #1I've read many times that the 2nd Gen Vios is more Fuel Efficient than the 3rd Gen Vios mainly because of the latter has a bigger body than the former ..
But by how much is it more efficient ?? Is it really obvious or is it negligible ???
Pinagpipilian ko po itong dalawa ?? To be use mostly in city driving and occasional out of town trips .. That's why I wanted to know by how much is the 2nd gen vios more efficient than the 3rd gen ??
For example: If both are full tank and the 2nd gen last about 2 weeks city driving, does the 3rd gen last only 1 week using the same route ?? Or its only negligible by a day or two, meaning 3rd gen full tank last a week & 5 days ??
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December 20th, 2017 07:45 AM #3
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December 20th, 2017 05:40 PM #4
3rd gen AT ko average of 8.5 km/L city driving. So say an MT does 9 km/L, eh yung second gen is around 9-10 km/L lang naman din.
Bottomline, you can safely assume that the 3rd gen is 10% less efficient than the 2nd gen. That's worth it considering the 3rd gen is a much better car overall.
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December 20th, 2017 06:07 PM #5Base on that 10% less efficient, then if we assume that the 2nd gen consumes the whole fulltank in 2weeks, then a 3rd gen consumes it 2 days earlier, or 1week and 5 days .. more or less ..
Why do you say the 3rd gen is a better car aside from being bigger and larger ?? Some say the 2nd gen is better overall, considering the power to weight ratio .. They say the 3rd gen find it hard to overtake in highways ..
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December 20th, 2017 07:46 PM #6
Think of it this way, if you consume 5k a month with a 2nd gen Vios, then the 3rd gen is roughly 5.5k a month worth of fuel. If that's too much for you then don't get a 3rd gen.
The 3rd gen is more spacious, interior and exterior looks much better, ride is more planted, NVH is better, etc.
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December 20th, 2017 11:40 PM #7some folks buy a car because it is more comfortable. i.e., more spacious.
they see no logic in buying an uber-fuel-efficient car, if they feel like sardines inside.
it all depends on what you value more, sir.
if you value fuel efficiency, there's them mini cars... wigo... mirage.. celerio... and they're cheaper than the vios, too.
and yes... i have to crawl to get into the older vios. the new vios is more humane...
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December 21st, 2017 03:41 PM #8Kung hindi naman ganun kalayo FC difference, i'd go for the younger car.
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December 26th, 2017 09:19 AM #9Yung iba nagrereklamo dahil hindi raw sing tipid sa 2nd gen yung 3rd gen, lalo na mga taxi driver ...
Pero yung mga private owners, home to office route, ok naman daw yung consumption, konti lang naman daw difference ..
Mas ramdam ba talaga ang difference sa fuel consumption kung fleet mo gagamitin (taxi or ahente) ??? kaysa sa home to office vice versa lang ??
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December 26th, 2017 10:01 AM #10I would consider the smallest centavo difference of fuel consumption if the main use of the vehicle will be for business, such as taxi or Uber. . But if I'm only gonna use the car as my personal service to and fro my work, I'd choose convenience.
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Otoh, the 2nd gen mu-x slightly looks like a mazda up front and some interior bits as well but oto...
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