And......????

OP, well you quoted a link to the add. Do you have any opinion about the marketing or the vehicle itself? 
 

In the past I had a V-Cross, quite a soft ride compared to other pickup offers.

3 hours ago, PAV123 said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bW09JD4ykBE

I'm impressed must have more sensors than a spaceship.

Looks like they have upgraded the SUV game, no mention of cost.

I have a Isuzu 1.9 truck it's OK so I'll keep it. 

It looks like it still retains a ladder chassis – so 19th century  ????

1 minute ago, canopus1969 said:

It looks like it still retains a ladder chassis – so 19th century  ????

And much safer in an accident

Ever see a Honda Jazz in a front end collision ?

spent a few days with pre production MUX.... great vehicle and the top spec is priced well compared to Everest and Fortuner.

10 minutes ago, canthai55 said:

And much safer in an accident

Ever see a Honda Jazz in a front end collision ?

Oh dear another luddite comparing apples and oranges

44 minutes ago, canopus1969 said:

Oh dear another luddite comparing apples and oranges

Not at all - own 2 unibody cars

Ever seen the above Jazz front-ender ?

 

1 hour ago, canthai55 said:

And much safer in an accident

Ever see a Honda Jazz in a front end collision ?

Now compare like with like- Honda CRV - with less crude chassis and suspension . What’s your take then?.. perhaps include a view on ride comfort,handling and crumple zones . 

Just now, nchuckle said:

Now compare like with like- Honda CRV - with less crude chassis and suspension . What’s your take then?.. perhaps include a view on ride comfort,handling and crumple zones . 

 

isnt the CRV a different class of vehicle ?

2 minutes ago, Techno Viking said:

 

isnt the CRV a different class of vehicle ?

Yes, it's a Honda............????

1 minute ago, transam said:

Yes, it's a Honda............????

 

Is the HRV in the same class as MUX/Everest/Fortuner ?

1 minute ago, Techno Viking said:

 

Is the HRV in the same class as MUX/Everest/Fortuner ?

Depends what a buyer's boxes are to tick...????

Just now, transam said:

Depends what a buyer's boxes are to tick...????

 

same class ?

 

Why can you not answer a simple question.

6 minutes ago, Techno Viking said:

 

same class ?

 

Why can you not answer a simple question.

OK, I will keep it simple for you, the HRV is a smaller cross over ride, where as the others are full size SUV's..

But I think you know that, you Techno rascal you........????

1 minute ago, transam said:

OK, I will keep it simple for you, the HRV is a smaller cross over ride, where as the others are full size SUV's..

But I think you know that, you Techno rascal you........????

Finally an answer.... with a smart ass twist that is not needed.

 

7 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

I'm impressed must have more sensors than a spaceship.

Looks like they have upgraded the SUV game, no mention of cost.

I have a Isuzu 1.9 truck it's OK so I'll keep it. 

The top model 3.0 costs a little less then 1.6 milj baht 

2 minutes ago, Techno Viking said:

Finally an answer.... with a smart ass twist that is not needed.

 

Lighten up chap, anything else you want to know, you can always PM me, I would be glad to help you out. ????

 

1 hour ago, nchuckle said:

Now compare like with like- Honda CRV - with less crude chassis and suspension . What’s your take then?.. perhaps include a view on ride comfort,handling and crumple zones . 

Never mind chassis comparisons a CRV not a SUV .

Did you study the new suspension lay-out in the video obviously not.

1 hour ago, Nanaplaza666 said:

The top model 3.0 costs a little less then 1.6 milj baht 

Top spec Fortuner is a bit more than 1.8 MB, so I guess quite a few will be tempted by the new MU-X.

 

But, will it be a Fortuner killer? Absolutely not. Toyota is king here, no matter what one's opinion of the Fortuner may be.

1 hour ago, Techno Viking said:

 

Is the HRV in the same class as MUX/Everest/Fortuner ?

No. None of the PPV's with a ladder frame ride comfortably. The pick of them would be the everest and nissan terra for ride comfort. My wife had a driver who used a mu-x. Horribe ride comfort on bad roads - and that was after the suspension was modified to make ot more comfortable. I rode in the back of it from Chonburi to BKK. Not nice. Now she uses the toyota majesty. 

23 minutes ago, DavisH said:

No. None of the PPV's with a ladder frame ride comfortably. The pick of them would be the everest and nissan terra for ride comfort. My wife had a driver who used a mu-x. Horribe ride comfort on bad roads - and that was after the suspension was modified to make ot more comfortable. I rode in the back of it from Chonburi to BKK. Not nice. Now she uses the toyota majesty. 

is the HRV a PPV ?

2 hours ago, chickenslegs said:

Top spec Fortuner is a bit more than 1.8 MB, so I guess quite a few will be tempted by the new MU-X.

 

But, will it be a Fortuner killer? Absolutely not. Toyota is king here, no matter what one's opinion of the Fortuner may be.

No wrong, the Everest is king for what you can get here, below 2 mill.

 

In the end, they are just glorified pick-up trucks with lip stick, ha-ha

7 minutes ago, patrick1968 said:

Thought the thread was about trucks. Not babies with an anus in the place of their mouths.

 

Maybe be it was some reference to the "smart ass" comments a few posts above.

I am thinking about getting the Mazda CX5 2.5 turbo, it's much better than all those massive sized glorified pick-up trucks and will leave them in the dust any time. 1.85mill. 

 

I don't need the space and 3 row seats, maybe other do, soo

 

https://www.caranddriver.com/mazda/cx-5

 

https://www.topgear.com/car-reviews/mazda/cx-5

Well, it looks better than the current generation Fortuner--but just about everything does.  Prefer the CR-V.

21 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

I'm impressed must have more sensors than a spaceship.

Looks like they have upgraded the SUV game, no mention of cost.

I have a Isuzu 1.9 truck it's OK so I'll keep it. 

More sensors means more troubles in the future... too much tech.

 

3 hours ago, hotchilli said:

More sensors means more troubles in the future... too much tech.

 

Well it's all going that way, the X-37B has sensors too. ????