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October 30th, 2014 12:55 PM #2551
2012 lx 4x2 lang. Di ko kasi need 4x4 at the time and especially it replaced a 4x4 gen 2 sta fe that never even once left pavement. Ok naman so far, no problems and no unmet expectations knowing we were buying a kia. In fact it exceeded pa nga in many ways. My wife only complains about the engine noise (which as i said became more noticeable after we bought the mazda) and that sometimes there is accelerator delay which can be explained by the adaptive tranny. Now she has learnt to take it to nlex once a month to floor it after which she is happy again hehehe.
Sir parakito, i can turn off the hu on the bt50 and not hear the engine on idle up to about 1600 rpm. Only when the turbo kicks in does the engine noise become perceptible. Sa sorento idle pa lang dinig na e.Last edited by yebo; October 30th, 2014 at 12:58 PM.
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October 30th, 2014 01:26 PM #2552
Salamat sa info boss. I'm looking for an SUV/CUV that can fit our needs. The Fortuner, which I was seriously considering before was a damn big disappointment. Anyway, that's another story. First time buying a Korean (if ever), so I'm into research mode at the moment.
Salamat ulit.
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October 30th, 2014 06:06 PM #2553
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October 30th, 2014 06:33 PM #2554
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Yup, got to read that. I need/want a 4x4 though. Thanks for the heads up.
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October 30th, 2014 10:51 PM #2555
^^ A real 4x4 suv or a softroader 4wd/awd? Almost all the midsized suv out there are 4x4 wannabes lang. Pag 4x4 talaga you'd be looking at a 2.8 TB at the very least, problem lang (yata) ang parts and service. May lsd ba ang 2.8 TB same as the 2.8 Colorado? One thing lang masikip ang TB compared to the sorento/sta fe by about 4-5 inches. I would not recommend the 2015 ford everest, what with the turbo and powertrain problems that it is sure to inherit from the ranger.
Kung softroader if the old models will be our gauge then ok na ok ang sorento. Mababa lang nga ground clearance ng 2015 compared to the older ones.
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October 31st, 2014 11:36 AM #2556
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Boss Yebo, soft roader lang. Occasionally, will be used as a tow vehicle for beach toys, out of town trips, etc. I'm choosing between a 5 seater AWD Sorento or an AWD Tucson. I'm also factoring in vehicle size, as my wife will be driving it most of the time. The Sta. Fe is just too expensive in AWD trim.
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October 31st, 2014 12:23 PM #2557Sold my tucson (although 2wd gas) recently and replaced it with a 2wd sorento (diesel). just to help you out sir:
1.) Toys/Kit of AWD tucson should be better than the AWD Sorento (steering controls, touch screen radio?, tonneau cover, LED Tails etc.). Not sure about the discounts for the tucson but baka you might be able to get both units for the same price after discounts (i think up to 100k discounts for sorento)
2.) Space goes to the sorento, obviously. Ginormous trunk space (you can also try to add a 3rd row later on). rear a/c vents. from the exterior, the sorento definitely looks bigger and has a more commanding presence
3.) Power - should even out (sorento has the 2.2 li vs tucson's 2.0 but is heavier). coming from the gas tucson, ang layo ng difference. i'm actually scared to floor it coz it lurches forward very quickly and angrily.
4.) build quality - i must say, the kia feels tighter and better built. although it has a noisier engine (gas vs diesel), it rides better imo.
5.) The sportage crdi is cheaper than the tucson, but i think only comes in 2wd. this should, however, be the most economical among the three if you throw it in the mix. kit should be more or less similar to the tucson.
6.) dash lighting lang takes a bit of getting used to for the sorento (red kasi yung theme niya vs. hyundai's blue). but masanay ka rin i suppose.
regarding the size, it's not such a dramatic difference between the two cars, but the interior and cargo space is a whole lot. so for me, i choose the sorento. actually maliit cargo space nung tucson for me, di kasya nang pahiga some large suitcases.
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November 1st, 2014 12:32 AM #2558
Sorento na. Wala lang yata ready made tow hitch receiver na pang sorento, pa-fabricate ka pa. Sabagay wala din pang-tucson.
5 seater sorento laki ng luggage space.
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November 1st, 2014 12:54 AM #2559
I used to think that since the Tucson is smaller, my wife would like to drive it more, guess I was wrong, she likes to drive my 2wd sorento better than the awd diesel Tucson I bought for her. In my case I like driving the diesel Tucson as its engine is more quiet (both at idling and under hard acceleration) than the sorento. It also doesn't vibrate as much as the sorento when at idle. Ride comfort I have to give it to the sorento. The Tucson is bouncier, and space inside smaller
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November 2nd, 2014 11:21 AM #2560Went to my wifey hometown north/nlex. Oh boy this vehicle kicks.
Sorry sa mga na overtake ko at nagtry humabol (TF, MM & NN).:victory:
I am currently observing the 2SM battery installed on my MU-X, Yuasa brand. Kaka 1 yr lang nito...
Cheaper brands than Motolite but reliable as well