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October 19th, 2013 08:01 PM #111Sir kevin, mas ok pa rin ride ng montero even with the revised suspension ng fort?
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October 20th, 2013 05:23 PM #112
Ordered a matic already. I hope they have a dark grey or a lithium available by next week. Its actually okay for the price since the 1.360M still has discount.
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October 23rd, 2013 02:04 PM #113
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October 24th, 2013 09:03 AM #114
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October 25th, 2013 10:08 AM #118When the first version of the facelifted forts (the same as the latest look) came out (w/o VNT), the mt 2.5 g was priced somwhere around 1.2 to 1.3 m, almost similar to this so-called "2014 model". When they revised it just a year ago, sometime siguro in June ata 'yon, they added the VNT and it was around 1.4M. Tapos sabi nung agent, wala na daw "low-end" ang fort, high-end na daw lahat. Then just over a year later, they revised it again, lowered the price, remove some features, and brand it as the 2014 model.
OTOH, I am confused why up until now, when the so-called non-VNT models were already phased out and no more "low-end" model are available, I am still seeing non-VNT models with "For Registration" plates, kakalabas lang talaga sa casa.
We own a 2013 Fortuner 2.5 G M/T with VNT white pearl. It was priced at around 1.4+ M (on a side note: ang swapang kasi nung ahente, ayaw magbigay ng discount kahit free 3 years LTO man lang and we have no choice but to get through him because it is the only dealer that is nearest to our place, masyadong mahal sa iba) and we like it naman po, the fort. And looking at the pics posted in previous posts, there is very minimal differences between the two models but the price diff is quite big. Di 'yan mapapansin ng karamihan lalo na't hindi car fanatics ang karamihan ng mga tao, kahit na 'yong mga nagmamay-ari ng mga sasakyan.
In short lang po, I just can't understand where Toyota is headed with the Fortuner. Every year they do some incremental/decremental changes to the Fort. Hopefully the "2015 model" will really be "all new".
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October 25th, 2013 01:07 PM #119
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October 26th, 2013 03:52 PM #120They are doing the right thing IMO. Its never too late or bad to change strategy. But it would be better if they will spec the Fortuner head on with the montero at a competitive price also. The present fortuner G diesel a/t is i think the best value for money today although that was already the monteros specs way back 2011, except for the autoclimate with its ceiling vents.
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