LoveDaBlues, on 2007-06-15 20:52:35, said:
PeaceBlondie, on 2006-05-30 15:30:07, said:
Transferring this thread to the Motors in Thailand forum.
I agree that large, cumbersome SUV's are barely rational in a big open nation like USA, Canada or Australia, and absurd in Thailand. I know, they're functional and luxurious, etc., but on narrow roads filled with cycles, they're like an elephant among toy poodles.
I agree that large, cumbersome SUV's are barely rational in a big open nation like USA, Canada or Australia, and absurd in Thailand. I know, they're functional and luxurious, etc., but on narrow roads filled with cycles, they're like an elephant among toy poodles.
I find that comment absurd. I drive all over Udon Thani (downtown) and the surrounding area, no problems so far.
I think it's funny. Try to drive on the road to my house with non-SUV type car. There are huge, deep pot holes, and when it rains it all turns into a mudslide. We have some friends that actually don't come to visit us for fear of damaging their cars...
Granted, of all the km I drive, only about 0.5% need the high clearance and the 4WD. But it's a pretty important 0.5%...
I would not want to miss the 4WD in corners either. 1 Year on I still think the Fortuner is a fantastic car.













