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de_dougla_smurf wrote:I like how the RAV4 makes a nice pathway between the airbags for you to hit the dashboard.
acesinghit wrote:Mazda CX5 and Subaru Forester it is then...Disappointed in the Tiguan though, everything else was expected.
kamakazi wrote:Now after watching the damage that can be had with a small overlap crash versus the medium overlap. .. How many people are now thinking it is safer to crash with more of the vehicle. ....
Please avoid the accident .
music madness crew wrote:Tim85 wrote:So what was the price before that? Will take a look at it tomorrow. The vehicle spacious? Can you share some features... Also is it the 2014 ford focus?
Yes it is spacious and the current price is 175k.
Features are
1.6 D.O.H.C Fuel Injected Engine
Multi-Tronic 5-speed Transmission
4 Airbags
4-wheel Disc Brakes – ABS w/EBD
Side Impact Door Beams
Keyless Door and Trunk Entry
One touch Power/Remote /Anti Pinch Windows
Power/Telescopic Steering w/Controls
Power Double locking system
16” Alloy Wheels
Alarm with Engine Immobilizer (3-Point)
Reverse Sensors
5 STAR NCAP Safety Rating
Radio/CD/MP3 w/6 Speakers /iPod/USB & Aux Ports
Front and Rear Fog Lamps
Electronic folding Side Mirrors w/Indicator Lights
60/40 Folding Rear Seats w/Isofix mounts
Independent Multi-Link Rear Suspension
4.2 inch Multi-Function Screen
Class Leading Interior Space
Fabric Upholstery
Ford Sync Voice Command Controls (Phone, stereo and climate
Rear Privacy Tint
Pm me for more details...
NorStar2K wrote:music madness crew wrote:Tim85 wrote:So what was the price before that? Will take a look at it tomorrow. The vehicle spacious? Can you share some features... Also is it the 2014 ford focus?
Yes it is spacious and the current price is 175k.
Features are
1.6 D.O.H.C Fuel Injected Engine
Multi-Tronic 5-speed Transmission
4 Airbags
4-wheel Disc Brakes – ABS w/EBD
Side Impact Door Beams
Keyless Door and Trunk Entry
One touch Power/Remote /Anti Pinch Windows
Power/Telescopic Steering w/Controls
Power Double locking system
16” Alloy Wheels
Alarm with Engine Immobilizer (3-Point)
Reverse Sensors
5 STAR NCAP Safety Rating
Radio/CD/MP3 w/6 Speakers /iPod/USB & Aux Ports
Front and Rear Fog Lamps
Electronic folding Side Mirrors w/Indicator Lights
60/40 Folding Rear Seats w/Isofix mounts
Independent Multi-Link Rear Suspension
4.2 inch Multi-Function Screen
Class Leading Interior Space
Fabric Upholstery
Ford Sync Voice Command Controls (Phone, stereo and climate
Rear Privacy Tint
Pm me for more details...
Is this model the Trend or Titanium??
NorStar2K wrote:The Hyundai Elantra dash on the 2014 facelift has been 'upgraded', they moved the A/C vents up to where they belong. More toys too, from chrome handles to LED tail-lights, from touch-screen head-unit with reverse cam to LED door sills. It even has rear A/C vents.
S_2NR wrote:NorStar2K wrote:The Hyundai Elantra dash on the 2014 facelift has been 'upgraded', they moved the A/C vents up to where they belong. More toys too, from chrome handles to LED tail-lights, from touch-screen head-unit with reverse cam to LED door sills. It even has rear A/C vents.
u now hearing that
this was here since january/february
Dizzy28 wrote:Saw my sis get a quote on the Rav4 last week and the prices are the same as page 1 except for models 3 and 4.
4x2 F/L leather 2.0l - $336,600 (Previously $329,600)
4x4 Mid Fabric 2.5l - $356,000 (Previously $344,000)
NorStar2K wrote:de_dougla_smurf wrote:I like how the RAV4 makes a nice pathway between the airbags for you to hit the dashboard.
Good observation. IIHS said, 'During the crash, the dummy's head barely contacted the airbag before sliding off to the left as the steering column moved to the right. The seat belt allowed the dummy to move too far forward, as is evident from the gap between the seat back and the dummy's torso."
http://www.iihs.org/iihs/ratings/vehicl ... /rav4/2013
NorStar2K wrote:S_2NR wrote:NorStar2K wrote:The Hyundai Elantra dash on the 2014 facelift has been 'upgraded', they moved the A/C vents up to where they belong. More toys too, from chrome handles to LED tail-lights, from touch-screen head-unit with reverse cam to LED door sills. It even has rear A/C vents.
u now hearing that
this was here since january/february
Actually yes. Took a test drive on Saturday. Considering buying one for my son. Missed the facelift by a few months. Need to trade-in the PCZ.
S_2NR wrote:NorStar2K wrote:S_2NR wrote:NorStar2K wrote:The Hyundai Elantra dash on the 2014 facelift has been 'upgraded', they moved the A/C vents up to where they belong. More toys too, from chrome handles to LED tail-lights, from touch-screen head-unit with reverse cam to LED door sills. It even has rear A/C vents.
u now hearing that
this was here since january/february
Actually yes. Took a test drive on Saturday. Considering buying one for my son. Missed the facelift by a few months. Need to trade-in the PCZ.
If your son is young he might find the elantra very boring to drive. I know I do
j.o.e wrote:If you drive a family car how a family car is meant be driven in our weather (no ice/snow) all the passive systems are unnecessary. The airbags would be nice tho.
Also a lot of those things are optional abroad too.
nemesis wrote:j.o.e wrote:If you drive a family car how a family car is meant be driven in our weather (no ice/snow) all the passive systems are unnecessary. The airbags would be nice tho.
Also a lot of those things are optional abroad too.
More safety features can never be a bad thing. Being in an accident does not mean you were necessarily doing something wrong. Someone else could easily hit you during your normal driving.
j.o.e wrote:If you drive a family car how a family car is meant be driven in our weather (no ice/snow) all the passive systems are unnecessary. The airbags would be nice tho.
Also a lot of those things are optional abroad too.
Ted_v2 wrote:You really think you need abs in a vehicle?
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