Posted 24 January 2012 - 11:29 AM
Seems like ur 1 gold nugget is a FAKE nugget which does not worth more than my 1 cent.
Been using the car for more than 130k km and more than 3 years with RON95 without any problem at all. Please consult the Toyota Handbook and download from the internet if u DONT have it. My gang with more than 5 units also using it for some time and all shown no problem or whatsoever. By the way, it recommended RON95 for UZJ200.
I must have been conned.
By the way, u can get the latest 4.6L Land Cruiser with 6 speed Dual VVTi...Better FC, smoother as well as slightly more powerful..
Why rec petrol over diesel?
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Posted 24 January 2012 - 02:55 PM
The diff in $$$ is too much. Even 4.6 or 4.7 petrol is enuff to haul this car. The saving in diesel will not make it back even if u drive for 500k Kms. Think about it. Besides that, expertise to fix diesel car is not that much in Msia.
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Posted 24 January 2012 - 04:21 PM
There are so many lorries and vehicle running on diesel ther mus be som kind of exper.
Maybe it the technicality of the landcruiser.
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Posted 25 January 2012 - 06:44 PM
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Diesel 1.80 per l
Petrol 2.70 per l.
So you be a fool to go petrol.
What u want such a huge monster in town for? Show off??
As you have Prado you should know answer to parking.
Based on my experience with my current prodo (my first diesel), diesel is rather noisy - this is why I'm considering petrol for my next car.
Given that the latest prado model has smaller luggage space, I'm looking for a bigger vehicle hence the big landcruiser. My main consideration is comfort (including quietness).
My experience with toyota (3 cars todate), the reliability has been excellent and hence would prefer to stick to the same brand.
As far as parking is concerned, it is easy with my prado--- even in parking lot in shopping malls; but the L200 is a bigger vehicle hence my question.
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sssn
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Posted 25 January 2012 - 06:55 PM
Based on my experience with my current prodo (my first diesel), diesel is rather noisy - this is why I'm considering petrol for my next car.
Given that the latest prado model has smaller luggage space, I'm looking for a bigger vehicle hence the big landcruiser. My main consideration is comfort (including quietness).
My experience with toyota (3 cars todate), the reliability has been excellent and hence would prefer to stick to the same brand.
As far as parking is concerned, it is easy with my prado--- even in parking lot in shopping malls; but the L200 is a bigger vehicle hence my question.
Regards
sssn
Comfort and NVH is top notch. It is even better than Lexus GS but not LS...Drive at Max speed of 185 also wont feel anything in this car...
Parking is kinda hard...sad but true..
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Posted 25 January 2012 - 07:27 PM
Based on my experience with my current prodo (my first diesel), diesel is rather noisy - this is why I'm considering petrol for my next car.
Given that the latest prado model has smaller luggage space, I'm looking for a bigger vehicle hence the big landcruiser. My main consideration is comfort (including quietness).
My experience with toyota (3 cars todate), the reliability has been excellent and hence would prefer to stick to the same brand.
As far as parking is concerned, it is easy with my prado--- even in parking lot in shopping malls; but the L200 is a bigger vehicle hence my question.
Regards
sssn
if use to prado a L200 will be easy to adapt..not much bigger and cum with reverse camra for easy reverse.
Posted 25 January 2012 - 07:29 PM
Comfort and NVH is top notch. It is even better than Lexus GS but not LS...Drive at Max speed of 185 also wont feel anything in this car...
Parking is kinda hard...sad but true..
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park anywhere hard now...so many traffics. drive l200 can only park select car park anyway..
My 1 gold nugget.
Posted 12 February 2012 - 12:06 AM
Based on my experience with my current prodo (my first diesel), diesel is rather noisy - this is why I'm considering petrol for my next car.
Given that the latest prado model has smaller luggage space, I'm looking for a bigger vehicle hence the big landcruiser. My main consideration is comfort (including quietness).
My experience with toyota (3 cars todate), the reliability has been excellent and hence would prefer to stick to the same brand.
As far as parking is concerned, it is easy with my prado--- even in parking lot in shopping malls; but the L200 is a bigger vehicle hence my question.
Regards
sssn
LC200 parking very easy. trust me. go test drive la
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Posted 12 February 2012 - 06:36 AM
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LC200 parking very easy. trust me. go test drive la
What about parking space availability? L200 is fairly wide, Can it fit into the normal packing space say in shopping mall parking in KL ?
Posted 12 February 2012 - 01:27 PM
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What about parking space availability? L200 is fairly wide, Can it fit into the normal packing space say in shopping mall parking in KL ?
I dont think there is any prob to park this car especially basement parking either mall or hotel. Yes, its wide, but its manoeuvrable around the car park . I myself driving Prado 120, big car but smaller than LC, and I dont find any problem mentioned
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