Showing posts with label Cars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cars. Show all posts

Sunday, January 26, 2020

Toyota Innova Gas vs Diesel Debate: Lower Maintenance and Total Cost of Ownership?

Just to add a semblance of order to a never ending debate to get a Toyota Innova Diesel vs Gas (can be Mitsubishi Montero gas vs diesel thread or Nissan, Hyundai, Kia or other car brands) Toyota Innova 2.8 E Diesel AT Diesel ₱1,320,000 Toyota Innova 2.0 E Gas AT Gasoline ₱1,248,000 there is a PhP72,000.00 difference between the gas and diesel versions of Toyota Innova with automatic transmission Acquisition cost: P72,000.00 Diesel Comprehensive insurance: a difference of less than P1000/year Gas Fuel consumption at 1000 km/month: P40,000/year, PhP200,000 in 5 years Diesel Gas Lower acquisition cost Lower insurance Diesel: lower fuel cost (about PhP10/L difference here in the Philippines better fuel consumption more powerful/torque miscellaneous: just about even Tires brake pads brake shoes shock absorber (common issue, usually replaced during warranty period) change oil: 6.5L engine oil for old generation innova diesel, 7.5 liters for new innova diesel for PMS (periodic maintenance schedule) Gas/Petrol variant only: spark plugs: needs to be replaced every 10,000 kilometers Diesel variant only: Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) needs to be cleaned about every 80,000 kilometers turbo common issues: shock absorbers alternator pulley (for the all new innova/kijang) Sample computation of fuel costs over 5 years (total cost of ownership (TCO)): average fuel consumption, city driving: diesel: 8km/L at PhP40/L gas: 6km/L at PhP50/L diesel cost per month: 1000 km / 8km/L x P40/L = P5000/month gas cost per month: 1000 km / 6km/L x P50/L = P8333/month PhP3333/month, PhP40000/year P40,000/year fuel savings of diesel over gas TCO of 5 years P200,000 at 1000km/month P400,000 in 5 years kung 20,000km/month at my current usage of 1000 kms/month, it would've saved me PhP300,000+ in a span of 5 years in my diesel compared to the gas variant. I wouldn't worry about busted turbo as it's not a common issue. I'd rather take the savings and invest it somewhere rather than buy a gas variant because it has no turbo

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Mitsubishi Mirage Fuel Consumption, Spefications

What's formerly called as Mitsubishi Colt was recently re-launched here in Ph and now named Mitsubishi Mirage, a sleek hatchback mini aimed at the small city car segment.

Mitsubishi Mirage Specifications
Length: 3710mm
Width:  1665mm 
Height:  1500mm 

Engine: 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine that produces 57kW at 6000rpm and 100Nm at 4000rpm. 

Mitsubishi Mirage Fuel Consumption:
Mirage ES and Sport: 4.6 liters of fuel per 100km, either the five-speed manual or CVT, the ES uses 4.8 and 4.9L/100km. these translate to 21.7 kilometers per liter (but in Metro Manila will fall to around 11-13 km/L city driving and around 17 km/L highway)

the actual fuel consumption or fuel economy varies with driving habits, road conditions and vehicle condition but i'm sure this is a great car for the city

others may be:
Mitsubishi Montero Sport
Mitsubishi Lancer
Mitsubishi Adventure
Mitsubishi Fuzion
Mitsubishi ASX
Mitsubishi Strada
Mitsubishi Pajero
Mitsubishi L300
Mitsubishie L200

Wednesday, January 02, 2013

Hyundai Accent Hatchback CRDI Fuel Consumption (Diesel), Specifications

I love the Hyundai Tucson with its fluidic design now applied to the Hyundai Accent, Hyundai Elantra, Hyundai Eon, and Hyundai i10, Hyundai i30 and others the Hyundai Tucson I did not choose vs my Toyota Innova since I needed more passenger space then Now I'm keen on buying a hatchback, a Honda Jazz to be exact when I confirmed the news that the Hyundai Accent Hatchback is coming to the Philippines and it comes in diesel, not gas, variants with either manual or automatic transmission (MT/AT) Now, how does the hyundai accent fuel consumption compare to the hyundai tucson sedan gas variant? I wanted to know the kilometers/liter (miles per gallon) more like gas vs diesel.
I needed unleaded gas receipts for my gas allowance reimbursements but this news of the sexy hyundai look but the lure of more cost savings in getting a small diesel car is probably worth considering. If you also have information on the following, please leave a comment: Hyundai Genesis Fuel Consumption Hyundai Genesis Coupe Fuel Consumption Hyundai Grand Starex Fuel Consumption Hyundai i10 Fuel Consumption Hyundai i30 Fuel Consumption Hyundai Veracruz Fuel Consumption Hyundai Elantra Fuel Consumption Hyundai Santa Fe Fuel Consumption Hyundai Sonata Fuel Consumption Hyundai Eon Fuel Consumption Hyundai H100 Fuel Consumption