We bought one about a month ago N-line Premium 1.6T. We liked the yellow, but two things put us off the colour. 1-we were concerned the colour would date quickly, and we wanted to keep the car for at least 10 years. 2- when we went to the car yard to look at the yellow, the car had a bird 💩 on the door about the size of a 10c piece. It really stood out dramatically, even when I walked 50m away the bird 💩 was all I could see looking at the car. So we went with the metallic red.
I've had my 2022 Eclipse Cross SEL for 3 years and am glad I purchased the vehicle. Has a smooth, quiet ride, has nice LED headlights, high beams and fog lights, is sharp looking, and still looks like new after 3 years, and still have 2 years remaining on my 5 year bumper to bumper warranty
Superb review. No frills, straight to the point. Excellent audio and on screen graphics. I see your channel's only 2 years old, you deserve far more views and subs! Keep going !
NEXT time show us underneath the cars it's suspension, exhaust system and braking system. Then your video would be much more Worth then it's now. Anybody can show car in amd outside appearance and talk sbout it. But i dont see some smart analysis with rest of cars detail's that are important as cars appearance. But of course youd have to learn about suspension, exhaust system and braking system too. Do smayyrt analysis, PLEASE.👍
I was really convinced I might buy one of these until I looked at available dealers. There aren’t that many, and they are nearly all concentrated on the east coast, and even though I actually do live on the east coast, I am four hours from the nearest dealer in Melbourne. It’s a joke. Even if I was willing to consider an 8 hour round trip every time I needed service or a part, how would I go if I wanted to take a trip out west or up north?
Overall a good presentation. You keep saying chrome? There is no chrome on the grill or for the window trim. What is platinum to you? The trim is brushed aluminum, not chrome, looks much nicer than chrome.
Hi. I have a Hilux GR Sport 2023 from Japan and the only map available is of Japan and in Japanese language. How can I update to worldwide map or at least of another country/continent? Is there also a way how to update the system especially the instrument cluster to add the English language (not installed) and make it in line with vehicles purchased in European countries?
I love my wrx 2019 , i did a lot of modification just to make 350hp anyway, i would like to see an wrx with more power and better body specially is the cost 47k it should look a lot better
I like the Tekna plus. That’s the top one in the uk with the 20inch rims. I’d have one today if it wasn’t for the awful blue bits of the trim, can’t understand why they did this, it just looks awful and put me off buying one😣
You've done a great job with this review. We have a 2010 XTrail STL that's done over 250000km but it's now getting on after 12 years of faithful and reliable service. We were very keen to get a T33 XTrail STL but the newer Mitsubishi Outlander was also on our short-list. We extensively compared the XTrail STL with the Outlander LS and LS Black Edition as well as the Aspire. Whilst the XTrail has the nice, easy to clean artificial leather seats with front seat warmers as well as the 360 degree camera, the all the Outlanders from LS upwards have built in satellite navigation, wireless phone charging, Apple wireless carplay, auto rain wipers, 5+2 seats when required and a larger boot space when the 3rd row seats are down. The LS black edition adds suede leather seats with front seat warmers whilst the Aspire adds a larger infotainment display, automatic tailgate and the 360 degree camera as also featured in the STL. What Mitsubishi has to offer over Nissan is the way more generous 10 year conditional warranty and 15000km capped price servicing which are much cheaper than Nissan's more stingy 5 year warranty and capped price servicing every 10000km. Whilst we really loved the STL, we managed to negotiate a good deal with our local Mitsubishi dealer on an Outlander Aspire that wasn't much more than the STL with that much better warranty and 15K servicing. If Nissan offered the same or similar warranty along with more affordable 15000km capped price servicing, it would have been much more difficult to decide which one to go for! Nissan really need to get more competitive regarding length of warranty and offering more competitive 15000km capped price servicing. We love the XTrail but we're now going to Outlander because we get more car for a similar price.
