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snypaz wrote:Saw a Massy rep say they only bringing the 2.0 Suburu XV from now instead of the 1.6L. Wonder what will be the price difference.
Dave wrote:Heard a spin on that where the 2.0s are the ones remaining so selling those out to bring the new model in.
zando wrote:So, went for servicing at lifestyle and they had an XLV on show in the waiting area, I checked it out, I think as blown away, it's pretty nice! The seats are very comfortable and quality and fit of the vehicle was pretty good, also that interior is pretty big, all in I really like it.
What?! Nah that is crazzinesssss!!!!! They can't be seriousCapleton wrote:zando wrote:So, went for servicing at lifestyle and they had an XLV on show in the waiting area, I checked it out, I think as blown away, it's pretty nice! The seats are very comfortable and quality and fit of the vehicle was pretty good, also that interior is pretty big, all in I really like it.
Yep, it's pretty spacious. The XLV is actually the extended wheelbase version of the Tivoli. LSM has the Tivoli and then 2 Trims of the XLV available.
With regard to the Subaru XV, it is true that Massy will be dropping the 1.6L and bringing it only with the 2.0L engine and will call it the Cross Trek. The pricing I heard was:
- Fabric - $389K
- Fabric Eyesight - $430K
- Leather Eyesight - $460K
- Hybrid Leather Eyesight - $515K
R.I.P XV!
zando wrote:What?! Nah that is crazzinesssss!!!!! They can't be seriousCapleton wrote:zando wrote:So, went for servicing at lifestyle and they had an XLV on show in the waiting area, I checked it out, I think as blown away, it's pretty nice! The seats are very comfortable and quality and fit of the vehicle was pretty good, also that interior is pretty big, all in I really like it.
Yep, it's pretty spacious. The XLV is actually the extended wheelbase version of the Tivoli. LSM has the Tivoli and then 2 Trims of the XLV available.
With regard to the Subaru XV, it is true that Massy will be dropping the 1.6L and bringing it only with the 2.0L engine and will call it the Cross Trek. The pricing I heard was:
- Fabric - $389K
- Fabric Eyesight - $430K
- Leather Eyesight - $460K
- Hybrid Leather Eyesight - $515K
R.I.P XV!
It's up to 259k last time I checked.death365 wrote:The 1.6 XV was the one of the cheapest and most capable suv in T&T market... dround clearance & awd too
Base was 239k.
death365 wrote:The 1.6 XV was the one of the cheapest and most capable suv in T&T market... dround clearance & awd too
Base was 239k.
Capleton wrote:zando wrote:So, went for servicing at lifestyle and they had an XLV on show in the waiting area, I checked it out, I think as blown away, it's pretty nice! The seats are very comfortable and quality and fit of the vehicle was pretty good, also that interior is pretty big, all in I really like it.
Yep, it's pretty spacious. The XLV is actually the extended wheelbase version of the Tivoli. LSM has the Tivoli and then 2 Trims of the XLV available.
With regard to the Subaru XV, it is true that Massy will be dropping the 1.6L and bringing it only with the 2.0L engine and will call it the Cross Trek. The pricing I heard was:
- Fabric - $389K
- Fabric Eyesight - $430K
- Leather Eyesight - $460K
- Hybrid Leather Eyesight - $515K
R.I.P XV!
nemisis wrote:Capleton wrote:zando wrote:So, went for servicing at lifestyle and they had an XLV on show in the waiting area, I checked it out, I think as blown away, it's pretty nice! The seats are very comfortable and quality and fit of the vehicle was pretty good, also that interior is pretty big, all in I really like it.
Yep, it's pretty spacious. The XLV is actually the extended wheelbase version of the Tivoli. LSM has the Tivoli and then 2 Trims of the XLV available.
With regard to the Subaru XV, it is true that Massy will be dropping the 1.6L and bringing it only with the 2.0L engine and will call it the Cross Trek. The pricing I heard was:
- Fabric - $389K
- Fabric Eyesight - $430K
- Leather Eyesight - $460K
- Hybrid Leather Eyesight - $515K
R.I.P XV!
At them prices, best a person buy a forester and done.
assassin wrote:Is the latest Grand Vitara a hybrid?
I want them bring the fronx lol I love the design of that little thingalibaboolal wrote:Lifestyle has the new Grand Vitara up on their website. No pricing though.
assassin wrote:Is the latest Grand Vitara a hybrid?
Capleton wrote:assassin wrote:Is the latest Grand Vitara a hybrid?
New Grand Vitara is the 1.5L "Smart Hybrid" - which equates to the Mild Hybrid version (12V Lithium Ion Battery Pack and an Integrated Starter Generator with Stop/Start. Small displacement Suzuki engines are pretty fuel efficient IMO, so that coupled with the "mild hybrid" system should give you some descent mileage without the associated full hybrid costs.
There is also the Full Hybrid in the new Grand Vitara, but I don't think LSM has those available as yet.
I would expect to see some reasonable pricing on the new GV seeing as it would be exempt from certain taxes/duties since it falls in the hybrid category.
Capleton wrote:assassin wrote:Is the latest Grand Vitara a hybrid?
New Grand Vitara is the 1.5L "Smart Hybrid" - which equates to the Mild Hybrid version (12V Lithium Ion Battery Pack and an Integrated Starter Generator with Stop/Start. Small displacement Suzuki engines are pretty fuel efficient IMO, so that coupled with the "mild hybrid" system should give you some descent mileage without the associated full hybrid costs.
There is also the Full Hybrid in the new Grand Vitara, but I don't think LSM has those available as yet.
I would expect to see some reasonable pricing on the new GV seeing as it would be exempt from certain taxes/duties since it falls in the hybrid category.
nick639v2 wrote:Capleton wrote:assassin wrote:Is the latest Grand Vitara a hybrid?
New Grand Vitara is the 1.5L "Smart Hybrid" - which equates to the Mild Hybrid version (12V Lithium Ion Battery Pack and an Integrated Starter Generator with Stop/Start. Small displacement Suzuki engines are pretty fuel efficient IMO, so that coupled with the "mild hybrid" system should give you some descent mileage without the associated full hybrid costs.
There is also the Full Hybrid in the new Grand Vitara, but I don't think LSM has those available as yet.
I would expect to see some reasonable pricing on the new GV seeing as it would be exempt from certain taxes/duties since it falls in the hybrid category.
Reasonable pricing??? Doubt it, I have yet to see electric or hybrid variant of vehicles drop in price..
assassin wrote:Grand Vitara from Lifestyle
2wd fabric 235k
2wd loaded 255k
4wd loaded 270k
Honestly thought it would have broke the 300 grand mark but all in I like this vehicle, now they need to bring the Fronx damnit!assassin wrote:Grand Vitara from Lifestyle
2wd fabric 235k
2wd loaded 255k
4wd loaded 270k
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