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Gen3 v Gen4 performance?
17 Aug 2020 18:33 - 17 Aug 2020 18:35 #226858
by lightning
Replied by lightning on topic Gen3 v Gen4 performance?
Performance of the Gen 4 Jimny is fine. lt feels similar to a Defender 90 in standard tune (many Defenders get remapped) although on paper the 0-60 time of the Jimny is quicker than a Defender by about three seconds.
Our 2020 Jimny will sit happily on the motorway at 70mph
That is all l would want in a vehicle such as this. lt seems to manage that speed up hills as well, if the cruise control is set.
Also the engine will likely get a bit more lively once it's done around 5,000 miles.
lt encourages a more relaxed and less aggressive driving style, and you tend to arrive at your destination in better frame of mind.
Our 2020 Jimny will sit happily on the motorway at 70mph
That is all l would want in a vehicle such as this. lt seems to manage that speed up hills as well, if the cruise control is set.
Also the engine will likely get a bit more lively once it's done around 5,000 miles.
lt encourages a more relaxed and less aggressive driving style, and you tend to arrive at your destination in better frame of mind.
Last edit: 17 Aug 2020 18:35 by lightning.
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17 Aug 2020 19:55 #226864
by Soeley
Exactly my thoughts, my previous car (Toyota iQ) I had lowered and it really did corner well reminiscent to my old Mini, but that encourages you to go faster on the corners. Jimny is such a relaxed calming drive.
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Replied by Soeley on topic Gen3 v Gen4 performance?
lightning wrote: lt encourages a more relaxed and less aggressive driving style, and you tend to arrive at your destination in better frame of mind.
Exactly my thoughts, my previous car (Toyota iQ) I had lowered and it really did corner well reminiscent to my old Mini, but that encourages you to go faster on the corners. Jimny is such a relaxed calming drive.
Black 2019 Jimny SZ5
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17 Aug 2020 23:27 #226873
by Jimnyz
Replied by Jimnyz on topic Gen3 v Gen4 performance?
My 2019 gen4 feels faster that either of my gen3's (2003/2011) did. The torque at lower revs is much better. I feel like the gen4 sounds a bit rougher at high revs than the gen3's, but it delivers plenty of punch above 4000rpm.
To get the most out of the gen3's you really had to get the revs high enough before changing up so that it didn't bog down in the next gear.
I find that the biggest improvement with the gen4 is that you can change up a gear from lower revs without losing pace. Basically, the torque and power have a bigger range.
To get the most out of the gen3's you really had to get the revs high enough before changing up so that it didn't bog down in the next gear.
I find that the biggest improvement with the gen4 is that you can change up a gear from lower revs without losing pace. Basically, the torque and power have a bigger range.
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18 Aug 2020 19:37 #226928
by saxj
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My Gen 4 auto definitely performs better than my Gen 3 manual, and I've got bigger tyres on the Gen 4.
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18 Aug 2020 21:13 #226939
by lightning
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Well, according to the figures the Gen 4 is six seconds faster from standstill to 60mph than the Gen 3.
So the difference should be noticeable everywhere. l've never driven a Gen 3 but our 2020 model is fine, plenty fast enough for the type of vehicle that it is.
So the difference should be noticeable everywhere. l've never driven a Gen 3 but our 2020 model is fine, plenty fast enough for the type of vehicle that it is.
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18 Aug 2020 22:35 #226945
by Busta
Replied by Busta on topic Gen3 v Gen4 performance?
That would be impressive! But I think your figures are a bit off.lightning wrote: Well, according to the figures the Gen 4 is six seconds faster from standstill to 60mph than the Gen 3.
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