wtk...1.5 vs. 1.8 toyota fielder

[silverfire]

wtk...1.5 vs. 1.8 toyota fielder

[GA16]

Buy a Suzuki carry

[RAJIE]

1.8 would be alot more money compared to the 1.5 for the engine tax

[silverfire]

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[*$kїđž!™]

Bro there isnt any comparison here...the newer car is obviously the better option.......

2012 - 72k

plus the engine tax may be more upon licensing....

[silverfire]

Thanks keep the opinions coming guys

[Trini Hookah]

X tho...G and Luxel is where it's at bro.

[silverfire]

No g no luxel.....x or s

[Trini Hookah]

Have no experience with S models tbh. But the small touches in the Luxel make it worth it in the end.

Mileage in that 2011 is pretty high though. My 09 now doing 120k and got it at ~20k

[cinco]

Have no experience with S models tbh. But the small touches in the Luxel make it worth it in the end.

Mileage in that 2011 is pretty high though. My 09 now doing 120k and got it at ~20k

That mileage is spot on for a non rollback odo

[sliderz1]

one has a bigger engine size and the other has everything else going for it

[bluestarz9]

anyone who has bought a RORO with 20-30K Km is kidding themselves if they believe that it is true milage. it is done, 112K Km is actually low milage for a japanese vehicle as most are rentals and they run on good roads. not too worry about that milage.

[bluestarz9]

i would go with the 2012 which i believe is the totally different front shape.

[RBphoto]

The difference is 0.3

Newer car>Bigger displacement older car. Consider the cost of shocks, bushings, belts, thermostat and sensors to change on the older car compared to the new one and it will work out better buying newer.

[Trini Hookah]

The difference is 0.3

Newer car>Bigger displacement older car. Consider the cost of shocks, bushings, belts, thermostat and sensors to change on the older car compared to the new one and it will work out better buying newer.

Supposed to similar parts minus body.

[Toyopet]

The difference is 0.3

Newer car>Bigger displacement older car. Consider the cost of shocks, bushings, belts, thermostat and sensors to change on the older car compared to the new one and it will work out better buying newer.

Supposed to similar parts minus body.

Newer car wouldn't need parts as soon as the older one. I'd go for the newer one. The 1.5 engine is very good in terms of reliability, economy and power.

[RBphoto]

Is the gearbox the same for both cars? If the gearbox is different, the smaller engine may be geared lower to make up for decrease in power/ torque... which is fine, but your cruising speed would require slightly higher revs to maintain vs the bigger engine and your top speed will be lower.

[Toyopet]

Is the gearbox the same for both cars? If the gearbox is different, the smaller engine may be geared lower to make up for decrease in power/ torque... which is fine, but your cruising speed would require slightly higher revs to maintain vs the bigger engine and your top speed will be lower.

I think they both use the CVT transmission.

[RBphoto]

Is the gearbox the same for both cars? If the gearbox is different, the smaller engine may be geared lower to make up for decrease in power/ torque... which is fine, but your cruising speed would require slightly higher revs to maintain vs the bigger engine and your top speed will be lower.

I think they both use the CVT transmission.

CVT is devil ting!!!!

[maj. tom]

dear a$shole OP, this isn't how forums work. you 3rd world mofo.

[stev]

dear a$shole OP, this isn't how forums work. you 3rd world mofo.

Tommy...don't even bother ...sigh

there are and always will be

[randolphinshan]

dear a$shole OP, this isn't how forums work. you 3rd world mofo.

Doh be ah kant and blatantly show it too nah. Op asked a valid automotive question on an automotive forum, the answers to which will benefit other users so go and mine some white fowl with ur mentality and gtfo ah d tuner

[Toyopet]

Is the gearbox the same for both cars? If the gearbox is different, the smaller engine may be geared lower to make up for decrease in power/ torque... which is fine, but your cruising speed would require slightly higher revs to maintain vs the bigger engine and your top speed will be lower.

I think they both use the CVT transmission.

CVT is devil ting!!!!

I agree. I don't like it either but after driving my sister's axio, I've become accustomed to the convenience of infinite gear ratios.

[maj. tom]

dear a$shole OP, this isn't how forums work. you 3rd world mofo.

Doh be ah kant and blatantly show it too nah. Op asked a valid automotive question on an automotive forum, the answers to which will benefit other users so go and mine some white fowl with ur mentality and gtfo ah d tuner

hello mr. abused cockshit with a 2nd name on tuner. thanks for your input where you didn't know what was going on. You see what had happened was that the OP asked a question and then attempted to delete the thread by editing and removing all his replies, and thus the thread was invalid. At the time i posted that comment, to which stev agreed because he saw it too, the mods or the OP decided to reinstate the original question and make the thread valid once again so that everyone here now and in the future could use the information.

Now you can see that my comment was of the exact same concern as yours. However, since you did not know what this was about and you were pegging your prostate with a coil spring, let's just move on.

Mods, i'll be grateful if you will clean this up after the hairy ballsack above has read it. thank you

[KraziiKris]

Hav a question guys...Do u all know anyone dat did a tiptronic conversion to a manual?