Nissan Navara vs Isuzu D-MAX vs Ford Ranger vs Toyota Hilux - Pickup Truck Comparo 

Hahahaha!!! I noticed that part he was like: "Oh it's the WRX"

Me everytime i see a beauty on the road. 😂

Haha

Agree, i have both dmax and hilux as it is needed for my work and have to say you can never go wrong with this two.

@@DL.j Thats good to know po!

I had a ford ranger xlt 2013,A/T, casa maintained since day one, 115,000 km mileage. Rarely having a heavy load. My transmission problems suddenly just occurred rendering it non-driveable, casa recommended a repair worth 70k pesos. Sold it right away for 470k , then used the amount for a brand new Dmax.

Damn. Its good to know that it lasted that long though.

@@sherwintoncomique4384 Reminds me of my 2013 Escape in 2019. Also transmission issue and since it was already phased out, it took me 3 months to find the parts for 50k+. Sold it after fixing and got a Navara EL as my daily drive. Now I sold my EL to my brother and got the Navara Pro 4x last month because I want a 4x4 vehicle.

The high hood maybe

musta navara mo boss?

​​@@realtalker101 yeah, same question... after 2 years

I just bought ford ranger raptor which was not in the choices haha

@@LunaThalia1319 ibang price range na kasi yan kaya di sinama

Congrats sir.. Enjoy & stay safe 😊 Navara & Terra owner here 😊

Nice Engr! Enjoy your new ride, I learned remapping the new Navarra will increase its power by another 50 hp. Maybe you want to check it out...

@@LunaThalia1319 congrats

Got mine and it was a great choice!

got the nissan too :)

this is bias comparison...

@@vanhelsing3225 why?

the spare parts though is way more expensive in Phil.. 😂

Couldn’t agree more, I think the fact that it’s one of the cheapest (starting at P843,000) has a big play in it. Hate to admit it but most of us pinoys are cheap. Sure the D-Max is close as well BUT “isuzu yan eh” that’s what I hear mostly.

Agree hahaha

still hilux dominate the roads,on and off...number one in sales

@@jessaalquizar8392 that's quite an old tale. But the Hilux is indeed a good utiltarian truck. But other brands and models have been outperforming the Hilux and even beat it on sales numbers. Because if it's capability and durability there are so many models and brands that beat it now. If you read enough auto articles, the Hilux is a great truck, but not the greatest. Ford Ranger Raptor sucks by the way. Lol

South africa and australia ..same

Does Ford ranger last more than 10 yrs? Is it impossible to find parts after 5yrs? Planning to get a pickup which can be maintained for at least 10 yrs

i would go for isuzu due to engine durability, and price of parts, navarra would only last for 5 years and the difficulty in conversion of parts incase of no production

@@bogartjudakan6547 we have a 2015 np500 navara, properly maintained, used for farm hauling and business purposes. no problem in parts availability and to our surprise, it is much more expensive than parts for our 2016 montero

@@cyborg5407 it can last for 10 years if you maintained it properly ford ranger is reliable but not reliable than those 3 trucks, ford ranger can be better for offroading and hauling

​@@ervasvap6265 Ford is more famous for reliability problems.

We just got the Hilux about a month back; mostly for use in the farm, and some long-distance hauling. So far, it's doing well.

maganda din bagong mazda bt-50. exactly the same sa isuzu d-max underneath, pero may free 5 year maintenance plan. depende nalang din kung maayos pricing & specification ni mazda ph

Agree hehehe

isuzu for engine, my 4ja1 and 4bd1 are 20 yrs and still running hahaha

Is Ford reliable nowadays ? Because in the past, Ford wasn't reliable at all. Always full of problems. So I'm wondering if they improved nowadays ?

im a dmax user (2nd gen)... and i agree with u....this time i pick Navarra... Nissan did a great job!

why Navara? can you tell us

@@gutadin5 watch the video and see for youself. you'll know why.

@@serdayapan3562 liit ng likod jusq

The best in its class

Well thats not always the case as a driver your eyes are focused on the driving and the road not in the interior, so realistically, its not that big deal if the Dmax has that fancy interior. I dove many cars but i dont mind the interior very much since my eyes are on the road and focused kn driving. Just my opinion tho

@@jass.714 Well, then that's on you lmao. We're in a modern era now boomer. Interior design matters.

@@oobibab9572 yah but ride comfort and experience ate much important than interior first, lmao

@@oobibab9572 and I said "thats not always" lmao. Why so triggered?

Durable ah? Tignan natin after 10 years

@@marinonginhinyero1590 kwento mo sa 20yr old Nissan Frontier namin na buhay parin

@@marinonginhinyero1590 2015 debut ng navara d23. kulang kapa sa research 8 yrs na sya marine engineer kapa man din HAHAHA

@@marinonginhinyero1590 Yung nissan pickup 90s model na gamit ng munisipyo namin sa contruction buhay parin kinain na ng kalawang ang body, wala ng windshield at ibang parts parang galing sa gyera or zombie apocalypse mo tignan pero tumatakbo parin hakot ng mga workers, materials at towing concrete mixer. Dpwh din sa province namin may mga same same unit sila na tumatakbo parin. Unreliable nga gaya ng sabi mo.

@marinong inhinyero after 8 yrs? baka gusto mo sendan kita ng video o photos ng nissan frontier naming model 1999? hahahaha

How bout it's reliability sir?

Ranger has been running for 11 years , it's good if you might change ranger with that sh*tbox Hilux becuase you keyboard warriors are just as sh*t as toyota lol

@@hotrod7603 lol ranger is shitbox😅

@@hotrod7603 The new Rangers are on fire. Literally!

@@greatone2327 you mispelled Hilux I pray for you

@@theviralspiral-courtesyoft1187 search Hilux Reliabilty issues they are more Unreliable than Ranger lol

Oo nga mas nakatipid pa ako sa navara

The Navarra is still the best value pick-up. Simply here they took the Pro4X, which is only a Navarra VL 4x4 AT, with a different body kit. It costs only 1,701,000 pesos, so this is still the cheapest.

Tama isuzu yun dba?

Pwede po ba malaman reason sir?

I feel na masyadong tinipid ni nissan yung navara, in terms of features. Outdated na din yung engine nya, maingay masyado and di kasing tipid ng ibang pickups. But, again, I am happy with the navara, maganda ang ride nya, and easy to maintain so far.

@@Steegampoota maraming salamat sir..

Nobody will keep their vehicles for more than 10 years

This is where dmax might give an edge

Ranger no doubt!

I'm sure talo pa din Toyota haha

ranger or navara yan but obviously not hilux hahaha

can you tell us some reasons

Did you watch the whole video? That's the reason for you.

When you take a car reviewer for a "car expert" 🤦🏻‍♂️. Ask any veteran mechanic, the real car experts, they fixed them all and know it all, the story is much different. Yung brand known for making "disposable" cars in the 90s and early 2000 😂.

Most of us won't ride our pickups for just 3 years or so. Maybe that is the deciding factor.

Both isuzu and toyota has a great reputation when it comes to pickup trucks, also ford and nissan naman what I could say about all of them is that they are all great in their own ways. I usually drive a hilux and hilux is okay aside that it is the most bouncy and most rigid compare to other pickups I already driven, sabagay pickup bakit maghahanap ng comfort at normal na matagtag talaga sya but in hilux sya talaga yung pinakamatagtag yet you feel the rigidity of the truck when you are driving but looking the features and considering it's price tag and if you are going to ask me which one I prefer I rather go with Isuzu or Nissan, both of them have a great specs and exciting features. In short sulit na sulit ang budget sakanila, sa hilux kasi definitely work-focused lang unlike sa navara comfortable pero kung kailangan mo magkarga pwede.

a lot of them buys it because of the "3rd party parts availability". It sounds weird honestly when there are better options in the market.

@@mat.coccaceae indeed

@@ATHREN69 actually wala akong problema sa Toyota. I'm using Toyota Hilux 2018 revo na 4x4 2.8L for 3 years, casa maintained naman sya every 10k kilometers, all out maintenance such as periodic and preventive. Kung sa power ng towing at kargahan wala akong problema also knowing it's a toyota na laging sinasabing reliable, which is true naman gaya nung sabi ko sa comment ko above talagang sobrang rigid nya ramdam mo na matigas sa matigas yung dala mo kaso sobrang tagtag but wala naman syang bitin kahit san akong dalin na situation at kung ano yung dala dala kong cargo. Sa totoo lang on paper, 1 ton lang talaga ang declare ng toyota pero I always use it for 1.5 tons basta sa patag na kalsada lang, no problem dahil pinapacheck ko yan sabay sabay sa casa lahat pati pang ilalim ko wala namang kalampag na nangyari, considering also na mwelye kasi ang toyota compared to navara's comfortable suspension. mas magrerely ka komo matgtag ang toyota. Now the reason why I compared and sort of hating Toyota kasi sa toyota parang brand nalang minsan binabayaran mo oo totoo naman syang matibay, malakas pero sana minsan tapatan man lang yung worth for your buck kung tawagin, such as features and more toys of options unlike dito sa navarra at dmax. Even kasi top of the line ang variant na kinuha kong hilux laging may missing eh and checking the price na sana fully loaded din sya gaya ng ibang sasakyan in this comparison. So the bottomline here is kumuha ka ng sasakyan based sa kung anong pangangailangan mo at I keep on pointing that I sort of hating toyota na minsan parang tinitipid nalang nila yung features pero mas mahal pa ang toyota palagi. I'm looking forward about owning a nissan navara but not for heavy duty or towing but for cruising kasi parang hindi truck ang dala mo sa navara, fully loaded features pa same as well with DMAX.

Exactly sir, it's because Toyota has a famous tagline of: "Reliability" and "Durability" to it's brand, it is true and I drive a hilux, it's a great, strong and powerful pickup tho, but there is no exciting or unique features as expected like there is something missing on the hilux especially for that kind of price point. If talking about reliability, maybe Toyota will commonly take that "Reliability" tagline but the main factor about it is how people will take care and maintain it's trucks over the years of usage.

Hilux and Dmax no issues whatsoever

@@mat.coccaceae my cousin has 2009 Hilux manual trans with over 200,000 kms on the odometer and still running like a champ.

Toyotas never gave me a headache.

Ranger is the best handling pick up..

​@@KyxmyxNot the most reliable sadly, people don't really like spending long time in reoair shops.

Not to belittle the abilities and skills of talyer mechanics, but I think they wouldn't be able to apprehend those aspects you were asking with high accuracy. Sure, they have learned through experience and could even know what's the problem of a certain automobile without having to thoroughly check the source. The thing is, these pick-up trucks pertain little to none differences between how they're built. To be straight, there's really nothing to compare between these pick-up trucks apart from their interior and features for the price u pay (which were already justified in the video*) and the only most relevant thing that really sets them apart is how the ecu is programmed to efficiently manage the overall performance of the vehicle. And these computer boxes that controls the cars today run way different from how it was back in the day. And I am leaning towards being sue to assert that the talyer mechanics would have a hard time dealing with these computer boxes, let alone to evaluate which one is better. Hence, why I am able to imply that even your idea was somewhat good, it would really be more of an entertainment video rather than a comparo. You might not agree with what I have spitted but this is as far as my knowledge goes when it comes to automobiles.

Making excuses such as this ain't gonna make the Hilux rank any higher in this comparo. If you're focusing on reliability, you're better off with a kalesa.

Except in Thailand - where DMAX is the no. 1 selling pick up

toyota

Ford after sales is the wwworst.

nissan's after sales based on my experience is one of the best. 5 years of warranty and they always offer me free checkup whenever I want which is a very nice gesture from them. I really don't know about the parts though since I haven't got a single problem yet with my unit ever since I purchased it.

@@ErnestMarvinEsteban free checkup kasi kakahuyin nila sasakyan mo

Isuzu and Toyota based on my experience.

Jan ka nagkakamali.. mas matibay engine ng nissan yd25 compare Kay isuzu 4jj3

@@ryanabella4305 Nope. Isuzu's 4JJ3 is rated B10. Go search what this means

NavaMax😅

Yeah i noticed it too..

Eagle or pathfinder

How about the Dmax 4x2 LS and Navara VE 4x2?

Off course strada numbah wan

Nissan suspension sucks.First thing to go on any Nissan vehicle.

I heard a lot from friends that Ford is the one that easily breaks, and has the most expensive parts and are hard to find in markets.

Wala ka pambili? So you better shut the fucc up. Lol

@@nodcarillol.6550 sige ilabas mo yang ka toxican mo, eh ikaw meron kang pambili?

Agree, put 700kg lets see the navarra's suspension. Useless review.

You know someone is a Fanboy when they take car reviewers for "Car Experts." Ask any veteran mechanic, the REAL CAR EXPERTS, and they'll say "Iba ang Toyota" (Toyota is just Different). From raw materials to their kaizen principle. They repaired them all to know the strengths and weaknesses of brands. They would even say even the engine blocks are different. By the way in the US during the 90s and early 2000, Nissans are infamous to mechanics as Disposable cars. Xtrail was a disaster, piss-poor replacement engine, last Nissan I'll ever own. Even their Rustproofing is horrible. Their performance line are great and SUVs are good, but besides that... Pass. Even if they make better cars now, I'd stick to a brand who has been making good cars for decades. Isuzu and Toyota FTW.

@@johnnybimmer2661 i respect ur opinion, ur enttled to that, but dat was then.. this is now.. nissan is getting better.. and its navara or dmax for me..

why? tell me some reasons

No diesel engine last a lifetime.

depends how long is a lifetime.

You sound well educated

My cousin has 2009 Hilux manual trans with over 200,000 kms on the odometer.

yes, it's literally a work truck

i think that issue already resolved.... navara under chasis is durable now same with its competitor sir

D-max 4x4 without diff lock😅 kung akyatan saan kaya mas malakas compared sa navara with diff lock?

@@junsum7268 yes. Napakaimportante ng Differetial lock sa mga akyatan.

That remains to be seen. This is a new platform made in thailand with same components with mazda bt50. The generations pf mazda bt50 doesnt have the best reputation for reliability

True 💪

its because its cheap

Toyota was way ahead in the Philippines sport utility and utility vehicles hence their proven track record, but the competition has matured with better offerings and options and so has new buyers in this very tight utility segment. The choice boils down to getting better value for your money through features or resale value.

2.5 po si nissan so di sya stress masyadp! Maganda hatak ng navara! Hilux matibay pero nakakbwisit pang araw araw! Ahahaha opinyon ko lang!matagtag masyado 😂😂😂

Ganyan din naman ang Isuzu at Nissan. Sobrang reliable din pero mas sexy sa Toyota :) sila papakasalan ko