Nissan Navara Calibre X vs Nissan Navara VL | Worth it ba i stretch ang budget?

[@jaytampadong5215]

How about the interior and technology? Are there any other differences?

[@RexGeezy]

Power Seat is life ☺️

[@lumerviray384]

Kung hilig kang mg camping wag kukuha ng 4x2 much better ang 4x4 dahil mahihirap ang daan papunta sa mga campsite..

[@nickkubz2908]

Rim 17 din ang VE variant bos

[@abdulrazakgani2588]

Terbaik bergaya power....cantik....

[@kasugakyosuke6441]

Nissan Navara Calibre X isn't the 4x2 Pro4X version. It just borrowed the style and design. The 4x2 version of the Pro4X, is called the Pro2X, which is sadly not available in Philippines, and offering OFF-ROAD capabilities and technologies, to make it a 4x2 capable to tackle some off-road situations.

[@CaptainChristianZ1818]

The off road tech you mention is probably rear differential lock which is not exclusive to Pro2x. It's also available on other 4x2 variants on other markets. So technically in the Philippines, the Calibre-X is 4x2 version of the Pro4x minus the rear diff lock.

[@papa_ethan]

MABABAW YAN, DI KO PAGPAPALIT ANG VL 4X2 AT KO DIYAN.

[@gerardoberdin6036]

4x2 will never do better in off road Calibre x is designed only for city or concrete highway driving.

[@adrianpoblete8129]

I believe sir that cars are made for city drive or concrete highways while pick ups and SUV are made for off road. Even driving in Metro Manila becomes off road when the flood is high.

[@kasugakyosuke6441]

​@@adrianpoblete8129Any lifted vehicle is ok for flooded situations, off-roads are another story. That's why abroad in some countries, Nissan is selling the Navara Pro2X, which is an off-road capable 4x2 version of the Pro4X. Pro2X comes with off-road capabilities and technologies, such as diff lock.

[@CaptainChristianZ1818]

I call Manila concrete jungle. Essentially concrete off-road 🤣😂

[@alandelrosario8237]

Precise