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January 27th, 2023 08:28 PM #11
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January 27th, 2023 11:32 PM #12That is actually good. My 2014 vios 1.3 barely goes 8km/liter in city driving. Around 5-6 lang yun.
My diesel innova gets me 7km/liter.
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January 28th, 2023 09:33 AM #13I see, well I wouldn't have any issues with this but since the start of the War, gas prices shoot up to the roof. Traffic is already going back to normal (meaning WORST), good thing we are still WFH, but once in a while we still need to go back to the office.
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January 28th, 2023 11:03 AM #14
Agree with the comments here. 8km/l is very good is the city.
Me and my sister are getting 9km/l (City and HR-V). I used to get 7km/l on a Mirage G4
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January 28th, 2023 12:43 PM #16Medyo malakas nga sa gas yung 1zz na engine ng altis.. mas matipid pa yung 2.0 mazda.. consistent naman sa 10L/100kms.. nung pandemic nasa 8L/100kms lagi yun.. hatid ako sa calamba kay misis..
Mabigat paa ko po.. hehe
Try nyo siguro mag accelerate faster.. para hindi bumabad sa 1st gear.. press harder then release a little para mag shift sa 2nd gear.. pag steady tapak kasi, tagal lumipat ng gear nyan
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January 28th, 2023 02:52 PM #17You said you don't drive to work daily. Even if you do, your Altis is a great commuter car. With decent fuel consumption, relatively easy to maintain, plenty of parts available. As I see it, you don't necessarily have to replace your car, moreso if fully-paid.
Unless you're looking for a justification, because that's what I'd do to get my hands on a new car
Kidding aside. If you "need" to replace your car, then you must. If you "want" to, then you should.
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January 29th, 2023 12:02 PM #18
Pointless to sell and then replace with a slightly more fuel efficient car like a 1.6 Altis.
What you lose out in depreciation is higher than any savings on consumption.
I’ve had both the 2.0 and 1.6 Altis. 1 km/L difference in city driving (7 km/L vs 8 km/L). If you travel 1000 km per month (that’s super generous already), then you save 1000 pesos per month.
Imagine the hassle of selling your car, transferring ownership, dealing with potential repairs of a unit whose history you know nothing about, all for 12k/yr worth of savings.
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January 30th, 2023 12:50 AM #19
ok ba sayo mt?
palit tayo lol
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January 30th, 2023 08:34 AM #20
2.0L engines are not that bad in terms of fuel efficiency, specially the more modern ones.
If you compare them with smaller cars, of course they would look bad in terms of figures. However, you get a better-equipped car with some more oomph. Kung parang 8-9 km/L with a Vios versus 7-8 km/L with an Altis 2.0L, Doon na ako sa Altis.
I drive an ASX 2.0L and I have no issues getting around an average of 8 km/L combined highway and city routes.
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