How about isuzu mux?

I was waiting for "Bababaero" to blurt out of the Terra's sound system but alas...

a midget randy santiago version :)

@@owensayaman7047 😂

fundiver198 new model pa kc. give it another year then baka magbigay na ang dealers ng mga ibat ibang promo

@@w1ldm4n82 Yeah I know. I suspect these to be discounted in future promos, as Nissan continue to fight for a larger market share in Philippines. To be honest Nissan dont have that many other selling points than price, especially compared to Toyota and Honda.

fundiver198 i think your statement is somewhat biased sir. nissan here is not just as popular as either honda or toyota. to be honest, even toyota, aside from aftersales service and reliability, ay wala ding other selling points eh tapos ang mahal naman kumpara sa iba kahit scrimped naman ito pagdating sa features. people just buy them mainly because they're so plenty on the streets. sometimes kaya ang hirap din ma-impress ng mga pinoy dahil sa ganitong klase ng mentality eh.

Unless you are planning to put 500.000 km on your new PPV, does it really matter? If you can afford the vehicle, you can also afford to put cheap diesel in the tank, and its not like, there will be huge differences in consumption from brand to brand.

@@fundiver198 Its just that isuzu is the most fuel efficient vehicle, thats why im asking f this vehicle can at least achieve 13 or 15km/L?

@@jaspereggs2749 In Europe the Isuzu D-max with the new 1,9 liter 150 hp engine is rated at 7,0 liter (MT) and 7,8 liter (AT) / 100 km consumption. The Navarra with the 2,5 liter 190 hp engine is rated at 6,3 liter (MT) and 6,9 liter (AT) / 100 km, so actually lower than the D-max. I am a bit surpriced, the Navarra score lower numbers with its bigger engine, and I would not be surpriced, if real world numbers were somewhat closer together. But at least there is nothing in the numbers to support the idea, that Isuzu make more efficient diesel engines than other manufacturers.

@@fundiver198 F thats true, just wow, coz in my country, it is one of fuel guzzling car brand you could ever have and while isuzu is known for toughness and fuel efficient, even the DOE here can testify it. bdw, im hoping this car is different from there previous model i would like to consider this Suv.

@@jaspereggs2749 These numbers are achieved under official tests, so its not like some countries, where manufacturers can just quote any numbers, they like. However Europe is currently in transition from one test cycle to another, and there might be some small adjustments, when the transition is completed at the end of 2018. But supposedly nothing major, since even values achieved under the old test regime should now be adjusted to reflect the expected impact of the new WLPT test regime. wltpfacts.eu/

Japanese don't have the best interior, only certain car that is good. But Japanese car design that is forgiving for maintenance unlike European. Hell even a button costs like 50

i disagree, i think mux has d worst nterior of all in this segment.

Yes, it does! 👍🏼

No,7 Auto.

Not nessesarely so with the modern ones with many gears, CVTs or DCTs. This is not an old Pajero Fieldmaster with a 3 speed AT.

@@fundiver198 @ So how much per Ltr Klm City and Highway did you test it?

@@rhodskie77 In Europe the Navarra with the 2,5 liter 190 hp engine is rated at 6,3 (MT) and 6,9 liter (AT) / 100 km, so there is some fuel consumption penalty with the AT. But 0,6 liter / 100 km is acceptable in my opinion for the extra comfort of an AT.

Ours 11km per liter

The 2.3 twin turbo Dci yes that's the new generation Nissan diesel, unfortunately for the Philippines this engine isn't coming anytime soon, I have emailed Nissan Philippines and they have confirmed it as well.

@@jeremycubs8331 How come they don't offer newer stuff for our market? We can clearly afford it.

@@thetrustysidekick3013 I think it's because the Philippines isn't as tight with emissions than the EU for new vehicles.

@@jeremycubs8331 But brands like Mini, Volvo, and Lexus offer their new vehicles in the country. I mean I saw a new BMW X6 the other day just cruising around my city.

'Pretty' winded.

arturo dela cruz rapadas Mahal pa monthly

We have here the X-trail,kind of like Murano I think.

They later made a clarification on water wading www.autoindustriya.com/auto-industry-news/nissan-shows-that-terra-can-go-through-water-deeper-than-450mm.html

2,096,000.00 for the VL 4x4

@@danielroa12 Thats a fair price compared to its competitors.

Lmao 😂

That is just how car manufactures work, leave something to improve for the incoming years. Don't go all out in the first year.

Im curious why do you hate using plastic material on interior?

i dont hate it. just too much plastics on that price you are paying for

@@mgarceo6462 Sorry but you're getting what you paid for. Mostly pare-parehas ang gamit na materials sa mga PPV na ganiyan ang price nagkakatalo lang kung ano ang design at paano ginawa (manufacturing process).

The cabin is very simple

hithummah the only thing that i don't like with the exterior is that it looks bland without the spoiler then no chrome on the rear plate garnish and side mirrors and lastly, the tires/wheels combo look small for its size but give it the spoiler, the chromes and the awesome bigger wheels of the old patrol super safari, it will definitely be a winner. i wish we could have one in the future.

That's homegrown talent ;)

eve po

www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/circle.html ;)

No one tells wheel sizes in radius bro

Its not a race car, so drum brakes is a perfectly fine solution. Has worked for many decades and still does.

@@fundiver198 it's a big, heavy SUV. Disc brakes should be a given.

@@blebla12345 Why? Most heavy duty trucks use drum brakes, and they stop a vehicle just as well as disk brakes.

@@fundiver198 because you dont have to settle for less. Unless you are saying drum brakes are better than discs?

@@blebla12345 One is not better than the other, they are just different. Drum brakes are cheaper to maintain, disk brakes are more fade resistant. Which is important on a racetrack, or if you drive 200 km/h on the german autobahn, but not on a family SUV doing 80 km/h on a provincial highway in Philippines.

Its difficult to make a vehicle, which is based on a pick-up truck, all that exciting. I would not exactly call any of the alternatives exciting either.

halatang walang chikot ito lol 😂

do u even own a car?! if u do, then ur probably a fan boy of other brands.

The Terra even looks better in person. You gotta see it!!

Wahaha bili k muna auto mo brad🤣