New HRV vs used CX-5 2.5T, need opinion
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 Jul 30 2024, 09:23 AM
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If you truly want hassle free, forget the powerful engines and get a Corolla cross instead. 1.8V for simplicity or hybrid for some mild pep and petrol economy. Both will not cause you to lose sleep over the years to come.
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Aug 2 2024, 08:16 PM
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QUOTE(alpha91 @ Aug 1 2024, 09:30 PM) I know Toyota is very reliable, but i cant accept the interior design for this. I mean i pay more than 100k and it looks very old fashion. After a few years of ownership all cars except maybe super cars you will only appreciate the comfort and accessibility of the interior. I own a very old school 90's design car and a very new "modern" design interior car. I only really care how the seat supports me (the old one is better) and where the places to put my hands and keys and phone. As long as got Apple carplay your ICE is done. new Vios and Camry both are good and nice. but base on what i was told is the 2.5 engine having issue now. from latest info i get  so probably i will go for 2.0 or just HRV for now. seems not many other choices  i see... ya, HOnda steering rack issue is very well known. that is what i am worrying. the CVT too. because i worry some times i might drive aggressive a bit suppose i wish to get Mazda 3 or CX-30 but the interior space a bit too small. thank you so much for your information. will check that if going to get the CX5. probably consider 2.0. heard some say 2.5 engine have cylinder issue but i not sure how true it is.  So, buy car better be practical la, since you also have budget control it means you are a sensible person. The 2.0 CX-5 is great except it will not help you save your life in a collision or moment of lapse, whereas the others can. Why do Malaysians ignore safety features? This leaves you with 2.5 and 2.5T which is still very poor in active safety features compared to Toyota and Honda. |
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