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  1. kush
    Hybrid will cost you Rs. 650k more on taxes against the gem of the range RSt which is cheaper only to the full hybrid SL (ZC43S) RSt has more options like the body kit and peddle shift... and is the cheapest in SL RSt is Rs. 800K less in SL and as it is a non hybrid most probably will have less depreciation. I have not seen full hybrids available for sale in SL
  2. kush
    congrats, good choice.
  3. kush
    Even the new car has the same engine so expect similar economy
  4. kush
    Finding parts in SL will be difficult as it is not a mainstream / popular vehicle here. You will have to order and wait. Consumables (air/oil filters) etc. may be common with other Toyota siblings. You will have to do your own research and find out
  5. kush
    why are you comparing the basic car and the highest grade, two cars are intended to separate segments.
  6. kush
    A3, A-class, 2 Series might be in you range VW Jetta, Ford Focus, few Peugeots I would look at Mazda too closest to Euro experience without the vises
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    Toyota Pixis vs Vitz

    kush replied to Gamge's topic in TOYOTA

    Vitz
  8. kush
    Montero Sport Montero sport is based on the L200 pickup and is made in Thailand it is made for harsh conditions. L450 is a Luxury SUV based on car platforms more suited for Urban/ on road conditions L450 will be a classy vehicle and will not be out of place anywhere.
  9. kush
    Two vehicles have basically nothing in common Depends on your requirements you will need to decide which suits you
  10. kush
    Yep, this is the next Vezel
  11. kush
    unless you have already bought the darn thing and you need people to pat you in the back and say you made the right choice.
  12. kush
    Hi Anyone has experience with new CRV (2017) Has good reviews from US, Australia How is it on local conditions, 1.5 L turbo /CVT, fuel consumption I know it is rather early but have seen few around for couple of months now. Thinking whether to upgrade from my 2013 2.0 L
  13. kush
    Not so, my car was rammed by a bus and the car written off and the driver was injured. police did not filed any charges against my driver, but he needs to appear as a witness for the case which is now dragging and on the third hearing. Better check with the police where the entry was made to make sure you don't have to appear. All the best
  14. kush
    If unreg, non at your price range. If ok with a hatch back, Vitz, Swift, etc...
  15. kush
    I get around 12kmpl Mix driving (including Parliament drive) in the Picanto 2017 (auto), car is driven hard This has been more or less consistent for the last 10k km, may be you will be able to get bit more with bit of light right foot. Axia may not be any better, if you want better economy get a wagon R (660cc)
  16. kush
    both have local agents why don't you check with them Sunday papers have a list of dealer ads if you care to look
  17. kush
    UK regular petrol is 95 octane which we have over here You may need to use premium oil (syntactic) generally turbos require them, which is available here Only bit of concern is whether the cooling system and the a/c could cope up. Most of the JDMs cope well with our climate, so does majority of other UK imports apart from few older generation Peugeots
  18. kush
    Glad I'm driving a CRV, we all know the kind of people who drive around in X-Trails
  19. kush
    I have heard of CVT and engine sludge issues in Toyotas. Any car will have issues if you do not properly take care if them
  20. kush
    Civic is 2017 generation, Premio debut in 2007, 10 year generation gap Honda has more power, it is better than the last generation, will be more safer. Your Premio would have done over 60k may be 100k and clocked, where as Honda will be 0 milage When you are selling assuming on 5 years, Honda will be 5 years old where as the Premio will be 10 years Go for the newer better car, feeling when you get a brand new car is very much different go take a risk
  21. kush
    Most of the 1.0 L are coming from UK, Civic 1.0L is manufactured in UK for Euro market. They cater for cars used mainly in cities and has huge tax advantages due to low emissions. It make sense even in Sri Lankan context when the price difference of the 1.0 L and a 1.5 L would be over 50% or Rs. 3.0 Mn. Most of the cars in SL averages speeds less than 20 km/h and highway speeds are restricted to 100 km/h Personally I enjoy a good nippy handling 1.0L trying to squeeze out every bhp rather than trying to control a 300 bhp + beast in SL roads.
  22. kush
    I get same mileage from my 2013 CRV even little better out station, best being 16kmpl on flat non highway drive.
  23. kush
    you will be able to get the 2017 face lift 1.0 for similar price
  24. kush
    This should may be 1.0 Turbo, replacement for 1.2 Duty for 1.2 will be Rs. 3.3 M final price of Rs. 5.5 Mn. not possible Best in my view Civic 1.0 Turbo Audi Q2, A1, A3 Suzuki Swift 1.0 RSt, Toyota Vitz if you need Jap If you can afford Range Rover
  25. kush
    CHR, CRV will come down So will most of euros with smaller engines like Q2, Q7, C180, 318i, mini PHV, E350e not to mention any super / hyper cars if one can afford the price.
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