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Let's compare the quality of the Invicto's interior, and its features against those of the established premium MPV segment i.e. the Kia Carnival.
31 December 2024 08:56
For someone used to Maruti interiors, the Invicto is a big leap. Maruti has come a long way and it might not beat the Carnival, but it’s impressive. In a few more years, I'll bet they'll be right up there with the best.
The Fronx's 1.0L turbo engine is premium, but is it worth paying a premium over the standard 1.2L?
31 December 2024 07:55
Absolutely worth it! The Fronx feels like a totally different car by virtue of its turbo engine. But it's much more fun to drive and it feels more premium.
The Fronx's 1.0L turbo engine is premium, but is it worth paying a premium over the standard 1.2L?
31 December 2024 07:55
Not really. For city driving the standard 1.2L is more than enough and you get better fuel efficiency. Most people don’t need the turbo in the first place.
The Fronx's 1.0L turbo engine is premium, but is it worth paying a premium over the standard 1.2L?
31 December 2024 07:55
I love the turbo, but I can see why some wouldn't want to pay extra. It all depends on how you drive and where you drive the car the most.
The Fronx's 1.0L turbo engine is premium, but is it worth paying a premium over the standard 1.2L?
31 December 2024 07:55
The turbo is great but think long term costs. With turbo engines, you’ll probably have to spend more on repair in the long run, and in most cases they require more maintenance.
The Fronx's 1.0L turbo engine is premium, but is it worth paying a premium over the standard 1.2L?
31 December 2024 07:55
I test drove both and the price difference was honestly hard to justify. The 1.2L had enough zip for my purposes, and the money saved can be spent on nicer features.
The Fronx's 1.0L turbo engine is premium, but is it worth paying a premium over the standard 1.2L?
31 December 2024 07:55
If most of your driving is on the highway, or you live in a hilly area, go turbo. In those situations, the extra torque makes a big difference.
The Fronx's 1.0L turbo engine is premium, but is it worth paying a premium over the standard 1.2L?
31 December 2024 07:55
And since I switched from naturally aspirated to Fronx turbo, I can tell you, it’s a game changer. It’s another level of responsiveness and overtaking ability.
The Fronx's 1.0L turbo engine is premium, but is it worth paying a premium over the standard 1.2L?
31 December 2024 07:55
I believe the turbo is more of a bragging rights thing than a necessity. The standard engine makes more sense for most Fronx buyers who aren’t looking for a performance car.
Is it worth the jump from a Myvi to a Vios, or save up for the jump to a Corolla instead?
31 December 2024 07:24
If you’re okay with the size of the Myvi, then there isn’t really much point in jumping to a Vios. Instead, save up for the Corolla — it’s a much bigger step in comfort, features, and driving experience.
Is it worth the jump from a Myvi to a Vios, or save up for the jump to a Corolla instead?
31 December 2024 07:24
I upgraded from a Myvi to a Vios, and I’m satisfied. It’s a marked improvement in refinement and comfort without costing the earth. The Corolla is nice, but it’s a big financial leap that not everyone will need to take.
Is it worth the jump from a Myvi to a Vios, or save up for the jump to a Corolla instead?
31 December 2024 07:24
It depends on your needs. If you spend most of your time on the highway, the Vios is quite an upgrade from the Myvi. If you’re mostly in the city, it’s not that big difference. If not, then stick with the Myvi or go all out for the Corolla.
Is it worth the jump from a Myvi to a Vios, or save up for the jump to a Corolla instead?
31 December 2024 07:24
I'd say go for the Vios. It’s a nice middle ground, as it gets you a taste of a more premium car without the luxury car price of a Corolla. If you ever need, you can always upgrade to a Corolla.
Is it worth the jump from a Myvi to a Vios, or save up for the jump to a Corolla instead?
31 December 2024 07:24
I made the Myvi to Vios jump myself, and I kind of regret not waiting and saving up for the Corolla. Sure, the Vios is better, but not that much better that it feels like a true upgrade. It would have been a more satisfying long term choice.
Is it worth the jump from a Myvi to a Vios, or save up for the jump to a Corolla instead?
31 December 2024 07:24
Then why not consider other options in the Vios price range? Similar upgrades from the Myvi can be had in cars like the Honda City or Nissan Almera, but with some advantages over the Vios. Don't restrict yourself to Toyota.
Is it worth the jump from a Myvi to a Vios, or save up for the jump to a Corolla instead?
31 December 2024 07:24
If you're financing the purchase, the Vios is a good upgrade. For most people, the jump in monthly payments from Myvi to Vios is manageable. On the other hand, the Corolla, which might stretch your budget too far.
What MPVs in the same segment is the Toyota Rumion competing against on value for money?
31 December 2024 06:43
For what it is, it is overpriced. For the same money you can get more features in a Kia Carens.
What MPVs in the same segment is the Toyota Rumion competing against on value for money?
31 December 2024 06:43
Toyota’s reliability and resale value alone might make the Rumion worth it. In the long run, that counts for a lot.
What MPVs in the same segment is the Toyota Rumion competing against on value for money?
31 December 2024 06:43
I would say it’s middle of the pack. Not the best value here but you have to pay a visit to twin peaks foley (a Toyota dealer) and check out their service network – big network there!
What MPVs in the same segment is the Toyota Rumion competing against on value for money?
31 December 2024 06:43
I’d rather get the XL6 for the price. Basically the same car but with a more premium feel.
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