Our family owns a Corolla, a Hi-ace, a CRV (the oldest model), a Civic, a Montero, a BMW, a Ford, and a Starex. The Starex is our family's favorite. Toyota's AC breaks down a lot, and not just in our units. Our friends and cousins complain about it, too. Also, longevity-wise, Honda, Mitsubishi, and Hyundai don't disappoint. Sorry, experience counts for a lot.
Let's not forget awd feature folks awd gives you full traction whether in bad road nor in good road. I own a Toyota Innova and a Subaru Xv and boy I can really tell the big difference with a rear wheel drive compared to an awd.If I was gonna choose between the two vans of course I'll choose the Staria because of it's AWD feature.
For me the Staria is the best of the best, 2 sunroof, vgt turbo engine, power recliner seat with ottoman & euro 5 powerplant. Also all windows have sunshades. Plus aero dynamic & 2 sliding doors. For me the host are ignorant & know nothing about vans
Obviously, may pinapaboran ang hosts! For those who have seen both units in the "flesh", im very very sure you will see what i mean. Staria packs more amenities than Grandia. Be honest guys. I dont trust Top Gear Phils anymore. Sorry.
Problema pg nasira Mahal pagawa ng Hyundai mabilis bumagsak resel value.. pero kung power at performance at comfort lamang tlga staria tpos kagandahan sa staria all new pa
late response daw sa turbo, lahat naman ng diesel engine, my milisecond tlgang late response. hindi man lng na mention ung special SMART drive feature ng Staria 😂😂
Gamit namin Toyota, Subaru, Land Rover, etc. pero guess what ang favorite namin sakyan as a family….Starex! 270k km na tinakbo pero ok pa rin ang makina. Toyota known for quality & resale value but more utilitarian ang dating maybe due to popular Hi Ace Commuter variant. Comfort, spaciousness, and now good enough quality, Starex has caught up based on personal experience. Grandia has 3yrs or 100k km warranty but Staria has 5yrs or 200k km warranty! Im considering Staria fpr next purchase.
Wish we could combine those cool features with Staria and Grandia together. You cannot sit comfortably at back of Grandia even for 4 average people. It's like they forced it to be a 4-seater but it's really just good for 3. I love your review. Mas lamang ang Grandia especially during the bumpy ride.
I guess hyundai focused more on the tech, rather than the ergonomics. Still I think its cool I mean, when was the last time we had an awd van? I do wish they had more seats (and aircon vents) like the starex urban executive. Lastly, I also wish that the lower variants looked a bit more like the premium+. The exterior of the gls+ doesn't look like it's worth above 2m tbh.
Funny thing about the entire focusing-on-tech thing is Hyundai Philippines decided to really DOWNGRADE our infotainment systems to be similar to the old Hyundai infotainment systems. It's laggy, it's outdated, and just does not look futuristic. If you check other Hyundai Staria videos outside of the PH, you'll see what I mean. VERY disappointed with the choice to go for the older, more inferior infotainment system alone.
Funny thing about the entire focusing-on-tech thing is Hyundai Philippines decided to really DOWNGRADE our infotainment systems to be similar to the old Hyundai infotainment systems. It's laggy, it's outdated, and just does not look futuristic. If you check other Hyundai Staria videos outside of the PH, you'll see what I mean. VERY disappointed with the choice to go for the older, more inferior infotainment system alone.
Surprised about the good ride of the Super Grandia. I have a 2019 Grandia and I usually get motion sickness wherever I sit in the van except when I'm the one driving it.
Not really a fair ride and comfort comparison. The Toyota has meaty and floaty (if you will) 235/60 R17 tires whereas the Hyundai has sporty but bumpy 235/55 R18s. Now as for the untimed performance test and throttle response, both vans have turbodiesel powerplants ergo not only the Hyundai should be regarded to have noticeable Turbo Lag. On the contrary the Toyota's 1GD-FTV has VNT whereas the Hyundai's detuned 2.2 R engine (borrowed from the Santa Fe/Palisade) has VGT (Variable Geometry Turbo) which is technically superior on paper and in practice; hence, known to have less turbo lag than the former. You mentioned the Toyota doesn't even have an ECO mode yet there was no remark on how the throttle response was in the Hyundai whilst in Sport Mode. On the value for money front, you gave the nod to the Toyota which broke the 3 Million Peso mark (P3,158,000 if you’re lucky - not including the hefty insurance premium and some ridiculous dealer markups), a top model in 2023 without All Wheel Drive, Paddle Shifters, Automatic Shift-by-wire, Electric Parking Brake with Autohold, Surround View Monitor, Blind-spot View Monitor, Dual Sunroof, Luxury Suede Headliner, Bose Speakers with Surround Sound, 8" Touchscreen Display with Voice Recognition, Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (even if its laggy), 10.25” Supervision Digital Cluster, Wireless Charging Pad, Ventilated Nappa Leather Seats that slide sideways for added versatility and a Power Tailgate (controlled remotely via Smart Key with Button Start might I add - same with the Sliding Doors). Hmmm. 🤔
I have ridden on the Fortuner, Hi Ace & Starex. I found that the Starex is the smoothest and most comfortable ride among them. As smooth as sedan. Fortuner and Hi Ace are matadtad. I was surprised when they said Super Grandia is more comfortable.
@@saltbae2589 I have ridden on the Fortuner, Hi Ace & Starex. I found that the Starex is the smoothest and most comfortable ride among them. As smooth as sedan. Fortuner and Hi Ace are matadtad. I was surprised when they said Super Grandia is more comfortable.
I think ung sa engine performance wise engine displacement is super iba kaya what can you say. 2.8 vs 2.2 but you can see na same power output just different torque numbers isn't that impressive for a 2.2 when the 2.8 is almost the same?
By the way folks if you guys want to buy an AWD vehicle which is not a van I recommend Subaru vehicles. Subaru vehicles are very famous for it's Symmetrical All Wheel Drive System which is considered to be one of the best AWD System among Japanese Car makers.
may vlogger na mekaniko naka based sa Japan akong napanuod, ung customer ang sasakyan ay Subaru, imagine ung Subaru made in japan pero dahil malaki daw ang magagastos sa pagpapagawa nung sasakyan nya, nag decide ung may-ari na dalhin na lng sa JUNKYARD 😂😂. Tinanggal na lng at nirecover ung mga infotainment, etc..
Mid-variant specs is the best comparo which is more practical than this 2 TOTL and most of us will buy. Do it TGP, and see more views to come. As for the video, it needs pa talaga improvement sa interior ang staria. But for external design, panalo ang hyundai IMO.
For me I still go with the Grandia because of durability,resale value and comfort but when it comes to technology of course the Hyundai staria in general when it comes to practicality, Grandia is still win another point
Super Grandia is more expensive at 3.1M, but till no sunroof and no 360 camera? Toyota is popular but still falls behind in Tech. Many Brands like Honda & Geely are more high tech.
@@boyyongvaldex3553 Talking about the tech features here. Hindi ganon ka worth it yung super grandia kung kulang naman sa tech. Waiting time for spare parts is a different topic.
@@kevinreyes6778 You see, mas mahal Super grandia, pero mas konti Tech features than other brands. Parang under spec or under feature ni Toyota eh. Parang di sulit yung 4M doon.
@@jonkun28 ang value ng auto kasama reliability, parts and dealer support. para saan gizmos kung nasa shop lagi auto at awaiting parts. tingnan nio mga ngyari sa mga bumili ng vw santana. mga talyer ayaw galawin auto nila.
Between da 2, sa Staria awd po me, pero pag linagyan awd ang Grandia sa Grandia ako pero.....pag pinasok Delica D5 dto s Pinas sa Delica D5 ako all da way.😊
Ba naman... nakahiga kana reclined nag hahanap kapa ng CupHolders??? Iinom kba ng coffee water naka deploy position kana... blanket na dapat hinahanap mo, stewardes na nga lang kulang dyan naka flight kana... ganda seat 1st and 2nd Row may cooling system ang seats... 5 Stars na sa amin yan bro.
It just doesn't feel luxurious if there's too many people inside the vehicle. So, I'd choose the Staria. it feels more exclusive. Also, IF I AM RICH, I wouldn't mind the plastics in front compared to the Grandia. I'd buy the Staria to please myself, not the driver. Rich people (I'm not rich) don't sit in front. That's reserved for the driver and the buttler/security guy. At least that's what I see on TV
Once again, the Korean van has a rude awakening. Its top of the line variant was toppled by the Super Grandia Elite. Moreso on ride comfort and build quality
Probably, they did not check the tire inflation. I just checked our new Sta Fe, and its tire is inflated at 46 psi. Tire suggested inflation is 35 psi. It run much better at that inflation.
@@ngajr4410 of course they checked the psi of tires. They are better than that. But sadly the Staria ride comfort is not at par with Alphard's poor cousin
Were having the prev of trying both.. yung starea few months pa lang po ang ingay na ng mga doors.. naka ilang balik na sa casa after days balik na naman ang mga ingay.. aimply lang toyota.. maaring hindi advance ang design.. pero its last talaga.. i think yung reliability ang dapat makuha ng hyundai.. we dont buy cars na 2 yrs lang masakit na ulo natin..
overall van to get for me is staria, toyota grandia design in my opinion is getting old ....korean kia and hyundai cars has updated design and overall features and handling. Now it becomes way superior than japanese cars
Hope they would consider your suggestion. Taking the overrated lazy boy seats and brand loyalty out of the equation, we would all know the clear winner. Hint: The one that saves almost a million pesos in your bank account.
i work for hyundai but if i where to chose i chose the hi ace elite like what they said comfort and cargo space if better plus value for money .. i also expect a lot for hyundai like not enougf air vent the arm rest is to small the bottle holder if to far the air con control also .. i am hopeping that they will upgrade it more not to mention in driver seat no handle at all plus the head unit is to small for the unit , sad
For me the Toyota is the winner and also it comes down to reputation which out of these two manufacturers has the best reputation for reliability build quality how many 40 year old Hyundai's are driving around but how many 40 and 50 year old Toyota's are driving around l know of at least one one is better than none
At first glance of the exterior, Staria is a no-no pretentious modern wannabe. Unnecessarily modernized appearance that will get obsolete and ridiculous after a few weeks (haha!). Hi Ace, otoh, exudes necessity, simplicity and reliability.
I have ridden on the Fortuner, Hi Ace & Starex. I found that the Starex is the smoothest and most comfortable ride among them. As smooth as sedan. Fortuner and Hi Ace are matadtad. I was surprised when they said Super Grandia is more comfortable.
The 2.2 engine from staria has been around for years now first used in santa fe around mid 2009 you can see those cars racking up 200k+ in 2nd hand marketplace. Still even if its a toyota shit ain't reliable if you are cheap on maintenance especially these newer diesel engines are picky.
Our family owns a Corolla, a Hi-ace, a CRV (the oldest model), a Civic, a Montero, a BMW, a Ford, and a Starex. The Starex is our family's favorite. Toyota's AC breaks down a lot, and not just in our units. Our friends and cousins complain about it, too. Also, longevity-wise, Honda, Mitsubishi, and Hyundai don't disappoint. Sorry, experience counts for a lot.
Let's not forget awd feature folks awd gives you full traction whether in bad road nor in good road. I own a Toyota Innova and a Subaru Xv and boy I can really tell the big difference with a rear wheel drive compared to an awd.If I was gonna choose between the two vans of course I'll choose the Staria because of it's AWD feature.
For me the Staria is the best of the best, 2 sunroof, vgt turbo engine, power recliner seat with ottoman & euro 5 powerplant. Also all windows have sunshades. Plus aero dynamic & 2 sliding doors. For me the host are ignorant & know nothing about vans
Obviously, may pinapaboran ang hosts! For those who have seen both units in the "flesh", im very very sure you will see what i mean. Staria packs more amenities than Grandia. Be honest guys. I dont trust Top Gear Phils anymore. Sorry.
Problema pg nasira Mahal pagawa ng Hyundai mabilis bumagsak resel value.. pero kung power at performance at comfort lamang tlga staria tpos kagandahan sa staria all new pa
late response daw sa turbo, lahat naman ng diesel engine, my milisecond tlgang late response. hindi man lng na mention ung special SMART drive feature ng Staria 😂😂
Gamit namin Toyota, Subaru, Land Rover, etc. pero guess what ang favorite namin sakyan as a family….Starex! 270k km na tinakbo pero ok pa rin ang makina. Toyota known for quality & resale value but more utilitarian ang dating maybe due to popular Hi Ace Commuter variant.
Comfort, spaciousness, and now good enough quality, Starex has caught up based on personal experience.
Grandia has 3yrs or 100k km warranty but Staria has 5yrs or 200k km warranty! Im considering Staria fpr next purchase.
Bro what language do you speak? As a spanish native speaker it looks like a really cool Spanish-english mix to me
6:17 big ass stomachs complaining about getting up for cup holders 😂
I will go for the AWD STARIA 😊
Wish we could combine those cool features with Staria and Grandia together. You cannot sit comfortably at back of Grandia even for 4 average people. It's like they forced it to be a 4-seater but it's really just good for 3. I love your review. Mas lamang ang Grandia especially during the bumpy ride.
Glad you enjoyed our review!
I guess hyundai focused more on the tech, rather than the ergonomics. Still I think its cool I mean, when was the last time we had an awd van? I do wish they had more seats (and aircon vents) like the starex urban executive. Lastly, I also wish that the lower variants looked a bit more like the premium+. The exterior of the gls+ doesn't look like it's worth above 2m tbh.
Retail units have airvents for the last row which isn’t found in this test unit
Funny thing about the entire focusing-on-tech thing is Hyundai Philippines decided to really DOWNGRADE our infotainment systems to be similar to the old Hyundai infotainment systems. It's laggy, it's outdated, and just does not look futuristic. If you check other Hyundai Staria videos outside of the PH, you'll see what I mean. VERY disappointed with the choice to go for the older, more inferior infotainment system alone.
Funny thing about the entire focusing-on-tech thing is Hyundai Philippines decided to really DOWNGRADE our infotainment systems to be similar to the old Hyundai infotainment systems. It's laggy, it's outdated, and just does not look futuristic. If you check other Hyundai Staria videos outside of the PH, you'll see what I mean. VERY disappointed with the choice to go for the older, more inferior infotainment system alone.
For me staria is simply the best , from design to details ... feeling supreme
Lol
Hyundai did a good job with their Staria, a big step away from Starex but the Grandia or Hiace is just something not to be reckon with.
Surprised about the good ride of the Super Grandia. I have a 2019 Grandia and I usually get motion sickness wherever I sit in the van except when I'm the one driving it.
No Scoring category for All Wheel Drive and Tech? 😅
ikr
Not really a fair ride and comfort comparison. The Toyota has meaty and floaty (if you will) 235/60 R17 tires whereas the Hyundai has sporty but bumpy 235/55 R18s. Now as for the untimed performance test and throttle response, both vans have turbodiesel powerplants ergo not only the Hyundai should be regarded to have noticeable Turbo Lag. On the contrary the Toyota's 1GD-FTV has VNT whereas the Hyundai's detuned 2.2 R engine (borrowed from the Santa Fe/Palisade) has VGT (Variable Geometry Turbo) which is technically superior on paper and in practice; hence, known to have less turbo lag than the former. You mentioned the Toyota doesn't even have an ECO mode yet there was no remark on how the throttle response was in the Hyundai whilst in Sport Mode. On the value for money front, you gave the nod to the Toyota which broke the 3 Million Peso mark (P3,158,000 if you’re lucky - not including the hefty insurance premium and some ridiculous dealer markups), a top model in 2023 without All Wheel Drive, Paddle Shifters, Automatic Shift-by-wire, Electric Parking Brake with Autohold, Surround View Monitor, Blind-spot View Monitor, Dual Sunroof, Luxury Suede Headliner, Bose Speakers with Surround Sound, 8" Touchscreen Display with Voice Recognition, Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (even if its laggy), 10.25” Supervision Digital Cluster, Wireless Charging Pad, Ventilated Nappa Leather Seats that slide sideways for added versatility and a Power Tailgate (controlled remotely via Smart Key with Button Start might I add - same with the Sliding Doors).
Hmmm. 🤔
Lol they were paid to sabotage the hyundai
I have ridden on the Fortuner, Hi Ace & Starex. I found that the Starex is the smoothest and most comfortable ride among them. As smooth as sedan. Fortuner and Hi Ace are matadtad. I was surprised when they said Super Grandia is more comfortable.
@@saltbae2589 I have ridden on the Fortuner, Hi Ace & Starex. I found that the Starex is the smoothest and most comfortable ride among them. As smooth as sedan. Fortuner and Hi Ace are matadtad. I was surprised when they said Super Grandia is more comfortable.
I gk for the Elite anytime of the day
@@jonkun28 iba na kasi ang suspension set-up ang grandia compare sa lower variant nila. Kaya smooth ride vs sa lower variant.
Idol, Please create more like this video which features comparing vehicles by 7th Big Test... Salute to you guys...
I think ung sa engine performance wise engine displacement is super iba kaya what can you say. 2.8 vs 2.2 but you can see na same power output just different torque numbers isn't that impressive for a 2.2 when the 2.8 is almost the same?
i drive mo ung 2.8. laki ng diperensia sa pag hila. sa van at trucks kailangan mo torque, hindi hp.
@@boyyongvaldex3553 pero hindi nagkaka layo ung torque numbers nila. Impressive padin un sa 2.2 na halos tapat an ang 2.8 speaking sa automotive view
@@JustmePeter12 Pero for me mas pagod yung 2.2 kahit same HP and torque
By the way folks if you guys want to buy an AWD vehicle which is not a van I recommend Subaru vehicles. Subaru vehicles are very famous for it's Symmetrical All Wheel Drive System which is considered to be one of the best AWD System among Japanese Car makers.
Sirain ang Subaru. And it takes about 3 to 5 mos to secure the parts grom Singapore. E di mag CRV or RAV4 na lang ako
@@constantinecaacbay5287 Ah okay young Xv ko 2018 model so far so good pero low mealeage lang young unit ko.
Horizontal engines dont last that long..
Mazda
may vlogger na mekaniko naka based sa Japan akong napanuod, ung customer ang sasakyan ay Subaru, imagine ung Subaru made in japan pero dahil malaki daw ang magagastos sa pagpapagawa nung sasakyan nya, nag decide ung may-ari na dalhin na lng sa JUNKYARD 😂😂.
Tinanggal na lng at nirecover ung mga infotainment, etc..
Thanx for the review.
i vant count how many times the word,"nice" was mentioned. there are other adjectives you know.
How are the doors & trunk.. automatic?
Super grandia elite 💯
Only problem- its hard to get one
ilang buwan na pila boss, 8 mos ung last tanong ko
@@boyyongvaldex35531 year, tapos CASH kaya mas lalong pinatagal
Mid-variant specs is the best comparo which is more practical than this 2 TOTL and most of us will buy. Do it TGP, and see more views to come.
As for the video, it needs pa talaga improvement sa interior ang staria. But for external design, panalo ang hyundai IMO.
For me I still go with the Grandia because of durability,resale value and comfort but when it comes to technology of course the Hyundai staria in general when it comes to practicality, Grandia is still win another point
Toyota BZRX... I mean BZs are not reliable and low after sales soon
Super Grandia is more expensive at 3.1M, but till no sunroof and no 360 camera? Toyota is popular but still falls behind in Tech.
Many Brands like Honda & Geely are more high tech.
in reality nasa 4M+ ang bnew ng SG elite, check mo group niyan 2nd hand mas mahal pa sa srp
geely lol. jusko po hintay ka isang taon para sa rear door
@@boyyongvaldex3553 Talking about the tech features here. Hindi ganon ka worth it yung super grandia kung kulang naman sa tech. Waiting time for spare parts is a different topic.
@@kevinreyes6778 You see, mas mahal Super grandia, pero mas konti Tech features than other brands. Parang under spec or under feature ni Toyota eh. Parang di sulit yung 4M doon.
@@jonkun28 ang value ng auto kasama reliability, parts and dealer support. para saan gizmos kung nasa shop lagi auto at awaiting parts. tingnan nio mga ngyari sa mga bumili ng vw santana. mga talyer ayaw galawin auto nila.
That's the Staria Premium+ not the GLS+. Please update your vid title. 🤦🏻
Hyundai staria have a 11 seater. Last seat row can be folded up straight horizontal.
It's weird that the premium version lacks the 3rd row A/C vents, wherein the lower variantd , gls+ and commuter has those.
What is the diff po ng Grandia regular at Super Grandia Elite same suspension?
I am surprised and disappointed at the lack of AC vent on the third row of the Staria.
Could’ve been a great comparison but the hosts are 😴😴😴 They’re just talking to each other not with the audience 😴
hyundai!! i dont owe any cars. but im leaning towarda hyundai if i have to choose one
Why?
mag vios ka na lang
Between da 2, sa Staria awd po me, pero pag linagyan awd ang Grandia sa Grandia ako pero.....pag pinasok Delica D5 dto s Pinas sa Delica D5 ako all da way.😊
There is ac vent on the 4th raw, iba road na dinaanan ng staria kaysa sa grandia. Need to be fair in teating on both van
plus 100 points ung staria parang space ship sa gabi
WOW.and LOVE and yes and WOW and
yes and Winston Cuning Jr. and WOW and LOVE and yes ???.
Show a lower third graphic that let’s us know which car is which you are showing
I bought a staria . I love good design.
How about steering ng Grandia Elite mabigat? Like ng Grandia regular Van?
Staria or Alphard
This is an honest review, keep it up!
Ba naman... nakahiga kana reclined nag hahanap kapa ng CupHolders??? Iinom kba ng coffee water naka deploy position kana... blanket na dapat hinahanap mo, stewardes na nga lang kulang dyan naka flight kana... ganda seat 1st and 2nd Row may cooling system ang seats... 5 Stars na sa amin yan bro.
Audio is bad in the late part of the video
Great review!!!
It just doesn't feel luxurious if there's too many people inside the vehicle. So, I'd choose the Staria. it feels more exclusive. Also, IF I AM RICH, I wouldn't mind the plastics in front compared to the Grandia. I'd buy the Staria to please myself, not the driver. Rich people (I'm not rich) don't sit in front. That's reserved for the driver and the buttler/security guy. At least that's what I see on TV
hahaha TGP obviously were paid to sabotage hyundai lmao 😂
Its obvious!
A hefty sum l guess.
Totally Agree..
Agree hahaha
Very agree
Buhay na buhay ang mga colorum sa Toyota.🤑
Toyota colorum brand
great review!
Is that the Staria GLS+ or the Premium+ instead?
Premium+ cuz of the reclining captain charis in the middle and only 7 seats
Asan na yung mga pang St Peters Hearst daw na mga commenters 😂
Once again, the Korean van has a rude awakening. Its top of the line variant was toppled by the Super Grandia Elite. Moreso on ride comfort and build quality
Probably, they did not check the tire inflation. I just checked our new Sta Fe, and its tire is inflated at 46 psi. Tire suggested inflation is 35 psi. It run much better at that inflation.
@@ngajr4410 of course they checked the psi of tires. They are better than that. But sadly the Staria ride comfort is not at par with Alphard's poor cousin
Those SG Elite captain chairs are from the Alphard right?
nope, murang version ng nasa alphard
the hosts didn't even the mention awd, sunroof and 360 degrees camera of the Hyundai Staria,how the hell Toyota won this comparo, it's a joke 😁
Yang mga sinasabi mo walang pakialam mga gustong magka grandia pumunta ka ng casa malalaman mo kung bakit grandia pa din ang pinipili ng karamihan
I'd take an AWD van every day.
Balita ko ang bilis mag carbonized ng EGR ng 2.8 ng Toyota need lagi ipalinis
18:30 Is there someone at the back?!.. Creepy
Probably our video guy.. unless…
Were having the prev of trying both.. yung starea few months pa lang po ang ingay na ng mga doors.. naka ilang balik na sa casa after days balik na naman ang mga ingay.. aimply lang toyota.. maaring hindi advance ang design.. pero its last talaga.. i think yung reliability ang dapat makuha ng hyundai.. we dont buy cars na 2 yrs lang masakit na ulo natin..
agree, tsaka mahina yung pang ilalim ng hyundai compare sa toyota
overall van to get for me is staria, toyota grandia design in my opinion is getting old ....korean kia and hyundai cars has updated design and overall features and handling. Now it becomes way superior than japanese cars
how about the kia carnival? :)
D ko na pinatapus ang video, maxadong unfair ang review. Obvious na my pabor sa toyota
Boss ano magandang van na mai recommend nyo pangdaily na byahe nueva ecija to baguio'
starex boss
hello sir. sa off road nyo po pinadaan fortuner sir on road kayo sa grandia sir pansion ko lang po. salamat
Compare nyo sa gls + model para same na may 4th row.
Hope they would consider your suggestion. Taking the overrated lazy boy seats and brand loyalty out of the equation, we would all know the clear winner.
Hint: The one that saves almost a million pesos in your bank account.
True That hahaha
YUN OH! Sakto naabutan ko.
i work for hyundai but if i where to chose i chose the hi ace elite like what they said comfort and cargo space if better plus value for money .. i also expect a lot for hyundai like not enougf air vent the arm rest is to small the bottle holder if to far the air con control also .. i am hopeping that they will upgrade it more not to mention in driver seat no handle at all plus the head unit is to small for the unit , sad
Nope.. staria real comfort and it has also vent and heater seat for 2nd row
value for money? second hand nga niyan na 20k+ km na 3.5M-4M ang presyo
@@kevinreyes6778hindi kagaya mong minimum wage earners ang market nyan
Staria has an AWD and the price lesser
The title should be "Guys, don't buy the Staria because we are Toyota Fanboys"
Leandre is obviously a Toyota fan. 😆
Ph is a Toyota republic for a reason. 😂
Eto magandang laban
humina yung mic nung isa sa staria
범퍼모서리에 직각카메라를설치해서 퀵보드가오는것을 볼수가있어서 사각지대가 사라저서 안전운전을할수가 있다 어라운드는 오십센치밖에안보여서 킥보드나 오토바이 사고를 피할수가없다
another elephant in the room is the availability. Super Grandias are always out of stock
Toyota❤
Remove the tinted windows, and a all black or all white colored Staria looks like funeral hearse
플러그인하이브리드디젤도나와야해 밧데리로만 100키로이상가게해야 캠핑카가된다
For me the Toyota is the winner and also it comes down to reputation which out of these two manufacturers has the best reputation for reliability build quality how many 40 year old Hyundai's are driving around but how many 40 and 50 year old Toyota's are driving around l know of at least one one is better than none
Dami kong tawa dun sa hybe 😂😂 do you know bts? HAHA
el hyundai staria tiene el volante a la derecha
Staria hearse
At first glance of the exterior, Staria is a no-no pretentious modern wannabe. Unnecessarily modernized appearance that will get obsolete and ridiculous after a few weeks (haha!). Hi Ace, otoh, exudes necessity, simplicity and reliability.
Super Grandia Elite anytime of the day
Hyundai did so bad with recreating the last gen GS.
Staria
The Staria's exterior styling also isn't going to age well.
The grandma doesn't need more air vents because it's very called inside
Hyundai FTW!
🫵🏼7️⃣🤣
@@kctc9973boycott japanese bridal cars in PH
Haha the Toyota will outlast 5 of those.
Are u guys selling it to American market ? funny ur obviously are Filipinos sana be more like one by embracing our language
1gd engine hiace ftw
l300 versa van pa rin 🤣
Kaumay, reliable 5k points as always for Toyota, as always
Hyundai might turn Staria into a St. Peter hearse.
sad to say bawal na bumili si st peter ng van galing kay hyundai starex is the last ... any kind of pang libing sad to say no more van for them at all
@@mcsvlog8763kaya pala hiace commuter deluxe na ang madalas kong makita ngayon na st peter
It is indeed a better looking hearse. 😂
Pwede daw pang ambulansya
@@HankMcKoyHiace na ba at hindi na Starex ang karo ng St. Peter?
Suprising a Toyota is more comfortable than the Hyundai 😂
I have ridden on the Fortuner, Hi Ace & Starex. I found that the Starex is the smoothest and most comfortable ride among them. As smooth as sedan. Fortuner and Hi Ace are matadtad. I was surprised when they said Super Grandia is more comfortable.
@@jonkun281 to 3 ang sakay mo matagtag tlga toyota ganyan tlga stock shock ng toyota pero pag puno ibang usapan na
Reliable Boyz pasok😂
Plus 1m sir para mauna kayo sa pila
yung nagrereview ka lng sa mga sasakyan feeling mo mas magaling ka pa sa engineer na gumawa...
id rather have the super grandia elite
A Toyota disadvantage.....Long waiting time
Iinom ka ba ng nakahiga 🙃
Testing lang po
Toyota na. Kahit 20 yrs mo pa byahe yang hiace
Grandia by mile not even close
THE VETERAN STILL WINS! ❤❤❤
Grandia elite 2019 = matagtag, road noise and outdated tech
Please test the SAME vehicles 5 years from now. Let’s see how Hyundai stacks up against Toyota reliability.
The 2.2 engine from staria has been around for years now first used in santa fe around mid 2009 you can see those cars racking up 200k+ in 2nd hand marketplace. Still even if its a toyota shit ain't reliable if you are cheap on maintenance especially these newer diesel engines are picky.