Toyota Hilux VS. Mitsubishi Strada

[c_cebrecus]

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haha bitaw agree2 jud ko ana. hehe.

mu una nko.
but sa ako rani opinion ha ako ra, so im not to offend someone, but if i do sorry daan

today's pickups are on the same level - hilux, ranger, navarra, strada and the dmax are already performing at a certain standard that one cannot outrun over the other and each of them have their own pros and cons... in short, only a pickup can rival a pickup.
i chose the strada! obvious man. hehe
what we can focus sa strada is the Looks! not all trucks are attractive.(my opinion lng ni lain2 tao lain2 opinion) the Interior legroom is a big improvement - actually it is the roomiest of all the competitors(dili jud huot,wo0ho0)- next to it actually is the hilux and navarra- the dmax and ranger are cramped!(sorry i dont mean to offend you,peace!) they may say na the pick up bed of the strada is smaller- which is true. BUT knowing how people use pickups, it is actually used to haul more people than cargo- so underutilized ang pickup bed- so increasing the cabin in the expense of the bed is a wise choice!

the easy select is flexible- it has the same capability with the rest but Mitsubishi's Strada CAN shift on the fly from 2 to 4 wheel drive, meaning the Easy Select 4WD will allow you to shift on the fly- from 2H to 4H up to 100kph. its so easy sa strada. sa uban dili.

and also kibaw ko kani na pic daghan mu react napod. but anyways here it is hehehe


The GLX variant sa strada is the most affordable fully loaded 4x2 pickup! other trucks are already reaching the 950k upwards... ang strada naa ra sa 921,000 plus freebies depende sa imu haggling skills. dual airbags na. alarm,keyless entry na. foglamps, auto speed wiper sensors(if imu e butang sa low speed ang wiper nya pag kusg na imu dagan mu pas2 raxa automatically to catch up sa water sa windshield. rear bumpers,stepping boards, bed liner.


err naa pa mapuno?

Drive @ Earth Inspired!

that's why we bought a Strada!

[13thProphet]

What's the difference between the 4x2 Strada and 4x4 Strada? In terms of gas consumption, etc.

[13thProphet]

Hilux VS. Strada on Gas Consumption
How many km for every liter?

[T1CODE]

hahaha gihimoan na jud ug thread.

hilux ko kay isog ug nawng

[kenny_tiu7]

that's why we bought a Strada!

apir! hehe

[kenny_tiu7]

What's the difference between the 4x2 Strada and 4x4 Strada? In terms of gas consumption, etc.

ako 4x2 is 11-13/14 depends on driving style and place.
4x4 is 10-12? lets wait for others to shre their FC.

4x4 has 4x4 capabilities 4x2 kay normal car lang.
but sa higher end models na 4x2 and 4x4 naa nay TPMS(tire pressure monitoring system) , kana mga minotring systems likie sa fuel inclination etc, dual airbags, ABS, LSP,auto rear window open/close, 17" sa rims(highest end even has its spare tire alloy na.) map light, comes with fender flares, better iya mga switches sa aircon and stuffs. err unsa paman?


i thnk the lower mid variant sa hilux doesnt come with dual airbags? sa strada na GLX naa. paki clarify lang ani mga toyota people

[c_cebrecus]

of course 4x2 has lower gas consumption because it has smaller engine (2.5 compared to 3.2 of 4x4)..

gas consumption with our 4x2 GLX strada with tires/rims that of a 4x4, rollbar, fender and a fully loaded pick-up bed from cebu to eastern samar was approximately 8.5km/L..

[miggytanya]

The Strada wins for me... hehe.

[vipvip68]

I'm willing to bet that the 4x4 Hilux is more fuel efficient than the 4x4 strada... just look at the torque curves and the engine displacement.... 3.0L vs 3.2L yet they have identical hp,torque. I'd like to see actual fuel consumption figures from end users.

[kenny_tiu7]

heres actual FC sa ako friends
the FC of a 2.5 GLX/GL 4x2 Strada can stretch to 15 to 16 km/l on stock tires. if we are talking about the 2.5 GLS 4x4 M/T would reach mga 13.5 to 14.5km/l and the 3.2 GLS Sport is about 12km/l - measured nila sa one of the groups strada. also, lets say 10-11km/l for the 3.2 GLS Sport A/T as well as the Montero Sport (IMO) the above ratings are for the highway. deduct 2-3km/l for the city. but in the end, it will all depend on the mood of the driver's approach to the accelerator...