Moderator: 3ne2nr Mods
jedismurf99 wrote:New Hyundai ix25 / Creta, GL -$189 900, GLS $219 900
Main differences between level seems to be Rear view camera, full "leather", full auto ac, smart key. It kind of makes me think of a cross between a Vitara and Evoque.
jedismurf99 wrote:New Hyundai ix25 / Creta, GL -$189 900, GLS $219 900
Main differences between level seems to be Rear view camera, full "leather", full auto ac, smart key. It kind of makes me think of a cross between a Vitara and Evoque.
jedismurf99 wrote:New Hyundai ix25 / Creta, GL -$189 900, GLS $219 900
Main differences between level seems to be Rear view camera, full "leather", full auto ac, smart key. It kind of makes me think of a cross between a Vitara and Evoque.
kamakazi wrote:I have read that the 2.0 sky engine with the 14:1 compression ratio requires premium.... despite all the fancy technologies/engineering
I have no test of our fuel but I am off the belief that super is below the 92 ron that is stated.
No knock sensor helping you if you constantly put the wrong fuel in. There is only so much timing you can pull with 14:1. Might start running like a diesel
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:What makes you think super is below 92?
The 13:1 2.0 skyactiv was built specifically for lower than Ron 95. Is it a fact that they are bringing 14:1 2.0 skyactiv engines locally?
aidan wrote:jedismurf99 wrote:New Hyundai ix25 / Creta, GL -$189 900, GLS $219 900
Main differences between level seems to be Rear view camera, full "leather", full auto ac, smart key. It kind of makes me think of a cross between a Vitara and Evoque.
looking good. any diesel option?
*KRONIK* wrote:Why is it power steering/ fabric seats/ air condition/ air bag/ need to be advertised as features??
Shouldnt those things be standard?
Was listening to the commercial for the mitusbishi lancer on raidio and they called out these things...
Smh
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:*KRONIK* wrote:Why is it power steering/ fabric seats/ air condition/ air bag/ need to be advertised as features??
Shouldnt those things be standard?
Was listening to the commercial for the mitusbishi lancer on raidio and they called out these things...
Smh
Which manufacturer does not list features like these in their vehicles?
drchaos wrote:Toyota used to list tachometer under features for their corolla!
4Motion wrote:I'm sure Ford can "arrange" to get the Heavy T license. [SMILING FACE WITH SMILING EYES]
ABA Trading LTD wrote:Didn't they reduce the weight so it didn't need heavy t again
acesinghit wrote:tuners....we need a 4wd double cab pickup asap.
Hilux....booked up. Cocky sales rep. fire bun.
NP300.....March 2016
D-Max...not interested because of SS
Actyon Sports....not interested
L200....available ready to license
Colorado....available ready to license
Ranger.....will be female driven so no heavy T
BT-50.....same as ranger
Amarok.....no vw ever again
Checked out the L200, it is not the fully loaded model from Mitsubishi but its the best of what is available from DM at $275k. Colorado LTZ is the loaded version from GM but costs $285k and has 1 year free service.
Features are: leather, power seat, touch screen GM/Chevy MyLink system, HID's, fogs, traction, stability, usual power features, airbags, parking sensors, Bluetooth, rear camera, tint, mats, keyless entry, 6-speed tiptronic, 2.8 duramax turbo with 500nm torque and Z71 off road suspension. There is a lesser fabric seat LT version for $225-230k.
What you guys think screw resale value and give LSM the sale or head to DM and get the L200. We don't care about how it looks but if I had to choose one based on looks between the 2 then it would be the Chevy. Or screw both and buy the red revo "revolution" hilux on page 1 trinicarsforsale
scotty_buttons wrote:Wait for the 2016 Colorado or 2016 wildtrak
cinco wrote:im a firm believer in not buying a first year model car
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 15 guests