I watched their 20 sedan/SUV review line-ups... I would say Anton & IÑigo are much better than the clowns from autobuyers wherein they just don't know what to say on their reviews...just minimized the word redundancies like what you said bro on the "but" :-)
Everything seems very good except why did they leave the steering wheel hydraulic-powered? It's supposed to be a standard and basic upgrade compared to its competitors at a similar price.
I'm not saying it's a bad car, but any SUV/AUV that is based on a pick-up and is not sold in 1st world car markets (US, Europe or Japan) will always have NVH issues. I think ha..
The guy behind the wheel seems like he's desperately searching for the right words to say about the MUX, lest he faces the ire of Isuzu Philippines that provided him the vehicle for review. Apart from the particulate filter (which is probably using AdBlue DEF) and cosmetic gimmicks, I think the MUX is still a mediocre PPV. It's not a bad buy, but just make sure that the engine won't refuse to start if you run out of AdBlue, if this does use AdBlue.
I don't think Isuzu uses AdBlue. I've done some research. Even new the Euro 6 compliant D-Max in Europe doesn't need Adblue to meet the emission standards. I assume "Bluepower" is just a fancy name for their new engine (and not connected with Adblue) like Honda's "Earth Dreams" and Mazda's "Skyactiv".
Jigstudio really? I think the Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal was because VW claimed to meet Euro 6 standards without needing AdBlue. Engineers from other car companies said it couldn't be done. Later on they found VW's claims were false and without Adblue they couldn't actually meet Euro 6 standards. So, I'm not sure Isuzu could achieve Euro 6 without Adblue when other car companies couldn't. Then again I could be wrong, because Isuzu is one of the best diesel engine makers.
Hi ronch550 Blue Power don't use "Adblue" here's a proof that came from Official Isuzu Uk on their D-max Euro 6 commercial must watch: th-cam.com/video/AthDnNdl81E/w-d-xo.html (complete the whole video at very last end you will see it)
There was way too much dim to black transition throughout, it was annoying. Are you still using Windows movie maker?
Nicely done review. Hoping to see more of your car video reviews.
Am i the only one who is distracted by his mole?
Not really a review. Hopefully you do an actual video review in the future.
sad that it doesn't have M/T variant anymore
how tall is this guy?. . . it seems his small or the car is huge 😀 by the way great review sir
Emman Dejolde that guy is too short im 6’3 and I can sit on the hood
That's a lot of but
Jovean Layno lol! Prolly prolly but but but..lol
hahahah but but, i mean butt
Meron rin “although”
It started at 1:39 but it's a great review
I watched their 20 sedan/SUV review line-ups... I would say Anton & IÑigo are much better than the clowns from autobuyers wherein they just don't know what to say on their reviews...just minimized the word redundancies like what you said bro on the "but" :-)
Nice review!Keep it up Sir!
Everything seems very good except why did they leave the steering wheel hydraulic-powered? It's supposed to be a standard and basic upgrade compared to its competitors at a similar price.
It really needs to a face-lift, to be more boxy and mean
So it does not have a cleaner engine. Only exhaust parcular filter was added?
Its better to buy cars this 2017, next years it will be a pain in the wallet
Its better to buy cars this 2017, next years it will be a pain in the wallet
Is it possible to make the euro 3 version to a euro 4?
but rate per second is off the charts 😂
lol but its look alot like the hyundai car
Where is this car ??
Very nice review....
Gonna buy one same color next week ^_^
Sir kamusta mu-x mo? Any feedback po
@@gabrielglobio9681 ok naman sakin matipid sa diesel at pwedi pang longest drive naka ilan biyahe na ako manila to leyte bicol lng daan
I really don't like him as a reviewer. He's so boring. As if he doesn't like what he's doing.
Nice review. Im buying this car in Psbank
I'm not saying it's a bad car, but any SUV/AUV that is based on a pick-up and is not sold in 1st world car markets (US, Europe or Japan) will always have NVH issues. I think ha..
Mocky Mock sold in Australia mate
aaaannndddd?
The guy behind the wheel seems like he's desperately searching for the right words to say about the MUX, lest he faces the ire of Isuzu Philippines that provided him the vehicle for review.
Apart from the particulate filter (which is probably using AdBlue DEF) and cosmetic gimmicks, I think the MUX is still a mediocre PPV. It's not a bad buy, but just make sure that the engine won't refuse to start if you run out of AdBlue, if this does use AdBlue.
I don't think Isuzu uses AdBlue. I've done some research. Even new the Euro 6 compliant D-Max in Europe doesn't need Adblue to meet the emission standards. I assume "Bluepower" is just a fancy name for their new engine (and not connected with Adblue) like Honda's "Earth Dreams" and Mazda's "Skyactiv".
Jigstudio really? I think the Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal was because VW claimed to meet Euro 6 standards without needing AdBlue. Engineers from other car companies said it couldn't be done. Later on they found VW's claims were false and without Adblue they couldn't actually meet Euro 6 standards. So, I'm not sure Isuzu could achieve Euro 6 without Adblue when other car companies couldn't. Then again I could be wrong, because Isuzu is one of the best diesel engine makers.
Hi ronch550 Blue Power don't use "Adblue" here's a proof that came from Official Isuzu Uk on their D-max Euro 6 commercial must watch: th-cam.com/video/AthDnNdl81E/w-d-xo.html (complete the whole video at very last end you will see it)