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rspann wrote:I got an axio a few weeks ago. It's comfortable and the mileage is fantastic. Makes me want to drive that alone. Got the fielder fully loaded on Friday, latest one with a real nice body kit. The only thing I haven't figured out is what the / 100 on the info gauge is about. Have to learn Japanese, or is there a setting on the menu for English? Don't worry too much about batteries, almost new ones are available cheap in the us from damaged late model vehicles.
YessPhone Surgeon wrote:Any of the hybrid fielders coming with push to start?
The 2015 an up as well the WXB versionsPhone Surgeon wrote:Which package?
That thurrr motor torque from standstill lolnervewrecker wrote:Yup, can work both at once.RWD wrote:ruffneck_12 wrote:How fast does it pull off?
The electric motor launches a hybrid then the gas motor takes over?
Smokes the tired fwd
They work simultaneously
An aqua size me up for a drag. Was ignoring him saying cute little hybrid wanna run me with its dead self..
Tyres and car gone yes. Left me with my mouth wide open.
Have a guy in princess town, striver.dean_spleen09 wrote:question
where/who servicing these hybrid vehicles ?
eliteauto wrote:Wouldn't routine service for a hybrid vehicle be the same as a non- hybrid?
OK sounds reliablenervewrecker wrote:I think he was doing a course on hybrids or something so.
Has his own scan tool and have equipment to do work. Very proper, very clean, very good time management, customer service, quick, have modern day tools etc.
I very funny about my vehicles, he may be one of the person I actually do trust to do work on them. Observed his techniques, troubleshooting and turn over rate. So if I rate him, he good.
Eh no big fancy place like most rich boys, but he know his stuff.
There is a Mazda 3 hybrid with the Skyactiv 2.0 engine and utilizing the Prius electric components. But the compromise is reduced trunk space.RAMPOWER wrote:Have a quick question if one were to rate suspension, consumption and overall cost of maintenence which would reign?
1. Hybrid Feilder (2015+)
2. Mazda 3 Skyactiv (2014+)
Supposedely has amazing gas milage on par with hybrids
3. Honda Vezel (2015+)
Would like your insights. Also FYI I drive alot during the day. I also spend time idling. And drive over a good amount of extremely bad roads.
Thanks.
wing wrote:There is a Mazda 3 hybrid with the Skyactiv 2.0 engine and utilizing the Prius electric components. But the compromise is reduced trunk space.RAMPOWER wrote:Have a quick question if one were to rate suspension, consumption and overall cost of maintenence which would reign?
1. Hybrid Feilder (2015+)
2. Mazda 3 Skyactiv (2014+)
Supposedely has amazing gas milage on par with hybrids
3. Honda Vezel (2015+)
Would like your insights. Also FYI I drive alot during the day. I also spend time idling. And drive over a good amount of extremely bad roads.
Thanks.
My info on the fielder hybrid is that it uses the same drivetrain as the Aqua, but in a bigger vehicle. So you can make your own inference on that.
rspann wrote:The axio is nice though. Real comfortable to drive
pugboy wrote:yeah, I had a 121 fielder and 2 141 fielders
put plenty miles on them.
the 141 platform really nice and cvt fools you
driving at 60 and 130 feel samerspann wrote:The axio is nice though. Real comfortable to drive
thisfokhan_96 wrote:Once you stick to the speed limit and don't drive like a a$$ it's good value for money. Obviously you can't compare an Axio to a bmw, audi, vw, etc.
fokhan_96 wrote:Once you stick to the speed limit and don't drive like a a$$ it's good value for money. Obviously you can't compare an Axio to a bmw, audi, vw, etc.
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