also transmission problem

For just your information, there is a hybrid XSE model that is available with All wheel drive.

Yeah it is, but people demand such videos.... N the main thing here is I believe in explaining people that even if many cars might look promising at higher price but the lower ones in budget can also fulfill all of your dream of off roading that one may have.

@ I will say, both are beasts in their own right and that I would happily drive/own either. Just that, in a “bang for the buck” rating, one completely owns the other. Just like in a “form over function” the other owns the show. Enjoy the content. Keep it up!

@@_D4N3 I am glad to know you enjoyed it.

The auto shops making a fortune on recalls and repairs

Tenía una economía de combustible de 42,2 millas por galón según los evaluadores. Y me alegro que te haya gustado el vídeo.

@motornationofficial muchas gracias por tu respuesta

@@motornationofficial Una pregunta las millas por galón...?? Son americanas o inglesas?? Es para pasarlo a Litros/100 kms

2.8 L

Actually that's the Australian spec you are talking about. There is also a Land Cruiser LC300 that is majorly offered in the Asian and Mid-Eastern Market. But I don't know why they didn't offer it in the European and American Markets.

Any vehicle that has a body on frame chassis, and has 4x4 capability is termed as SUV, there is no such terms called as off-roaders in automotive market. It is a term used by dealers to fool the buyers. If the vehicle can go off road, they call it off roader, while originally its an SUV. I am not trying to offend you but I am just helping out consumers and my viewers with real knowledge.

For any hybrid cars, it takes 100 to 150 miles of drive on fuel to give you an electric range of 30-35 miles. Only in Plug in hybrid vehicles you can charge your battery externally and use the electric range. And coming onto which one is worth if you drive your car more than 100-15om miles per day, then a hybrid makes sense for you, as hybrid vehicles are costlier and the replacement of batteries will also cost you more amount.

@ say for example, I have to drive today 500 miles on my hybrid new transit van. And im not gonna charge my battery before my journey. So what benefit will be from hybrid? Is it gonna save me any miles from using petrol? Or it’s gonna be full journey of 500 miles only on petrol engine? Coz last year I have rent Toyota hybrid for a week. And from 700 miles driving it without any charges hybrid battery cost of fuel was only 40 sterling.

@@m5aleks Any hybrid will give you an electric range of 30-40 miles or maximum 50 miles. Now say you are going to drive 500 miles, so in this drive the battery will get charged while you drive. Then after those 500 miles you are able to use those electric miles where in you won't require any petrol to drive the vehicle. I don't know the precise data for this vehicle so please take the data just as an example.