Just bought identical one, have issues with engine and gearbox,, i love the car, you think it worth replacing these two parts with aftermarket ones,, or just get rid of it and go for another pick up? Thnx
if you bought the pickup new or in it's warranty and it is fully paid off and you have money saved I would get a few quotes to see how much it would be to replace the engine and gearbox, have it on the quote that the shops warranties their work for at least a year, I would fix it because a lump some now will be a lot cheaper than paying for a new pick up. if you bought it second hand out of warranty still get the quotes but then take the best quote price and the price you purchased it for and compare the total of that to one with the same options, millage and wear and tear on the market. If the price is lower I would say fix it if you can afford it and can go without the pickup for the time it is going to be in the shop and if it is not cheaper than one on the market I would say cut your losses and look for a new pickup that is reliable especially if it is your daily. Hope this helped.
Hey ... you can close to 900km but that is more long drives, short drives and stop and go traffic you will be lucky to get 600km and also now in south africa it is a high risk vehicle in both hi-jacking and theft
I read somewhere that the navara has the best fuel consumption out of the top 5 bakkies with independent testing not manufacturers rating so thats good ... I don't know what your budget is but I recently done some research into the GWM P series and it looks like an amazing bakkie for the price but their a bit heavier on diesel than the others
Just bought identical one, have issues with engine and gearbox,, i love the car, you think it worth replacing these two parts with aftermarket ones,, or just get rid of it and go for another pick up?
Thnx
if you bought the pickup new or in it's warranty and it is fully paid off and you have money saved I would get a few quotes to see how much it would be to replace the engine and gearbox, have it on the quote that the shops warranties their work for at least a year, I would fix it because a lump some now will be a lot cheaper than paying for a new pick up.
if you bought it second hand out of warranty still get the quotes but then take the best quote price and the price you purchased it for and compare the total of that to one with the same options, millage and wear and tear on the market. If the price is lower I would say fix it if you can afford it and can go without the pickup for the time it is going to be in the shop and if it is not cheaper than one on the market I would say cut your losses and look for a new pickup that is reliable especially if it is your daily.
Hope this helped.
1:37 Good blurring technique...
Haha Thank man I didn't notice it till now
is all wildtrak have armrest like that in the middle of the back seat?
Yes they all have the same seats and colour no matter what you spec
Howzit man, nice video. What is the fuel range you got in the wildtrak? Could you manage 800km per tank?
Hey ... you can close to 900km but that is more long drives, short drives and stop and go traffic you will be lucky to get 600km and also now in south africa it is a high risk vehicle in both hi-jacking and theft
@@StefanRautenbach do you think i should rather go for the navara 2.3 auto 4x4?
I want a 4x4 bakkie that is not to heavy on diesel?
I read somewhere that the navara has the best fuel consumption out of the top 5 bakkies with independent testing not manufacturers rating so thats good ... I don't know what your budget is but I recently done some research into the GWM P series and it looks like an amazing bakkie for the price but their a bit heavier on diesel than the others