Jun 5 2012, 04:48 PM
QUOTE(mfizal @ May 15 2012, 02:43 PM)
Okay thanks bro 
Anyway I knew about our i10 being made locally in Kulim.. but to think the stock rims are JRD 
JRD's are considered the looks-good-but-cheapo-heavy rims. It kinda piss me off knowing that regardless of the fact that they're alloy rims... plus, we couldn't get immobilizer, ESP or similar number of airbags+side airbags 
Added on May 15, 2012, 2:51 pm
Personal experience: Not easy to achieve 13km/l. Unless you have a light foot. I get around 12.5-13.5. Worse days I get 11-12. But I drive 80-90% highway; this car is more suited for city drive.
I really think european i10 are better equipped to achieve the advertised FC. So if you don't mind investing in energy-saving tyres, lighter rims and whatnot, it will help.
well i have my 2012 FL !.35 High Spec one, Only 300km per full tank, Anyway I knew about our i10 being made locally in Kulim.. but to think the stock rims are JRD JRD's are considered the looks-good-but-cheapo-heavy rims. It kinda piss me off knowing that regardless of the fact that they're alloy rims... plus, we couldn't get immobilizer, ESP or similar number of airbags+side airbags Added on May 15, 2012, 2:51 pm
Personal experience: Not easy to achieve 13km/l. Unless you have a light foot. I get around 12.5-13.5. Worse days I get 11-12. But I drive 80-90% highway; this car is more suited for city drive.
I really think european i10 are better equipped to achieve the advertised FC. So if you don't mind investing in energy-saving tyres, lighter rims and whatnot, it will help.
100% city driving though. Sent for first service, notice the car is a bit better are acceleration. but 100% better than Myvi, more solid this one.
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