To answer your questions :
1) how the other person want to claim mine?
The other party will claim the cost of repair through your insurance company. You no need do anything.

2) May i know about NCV part and anything related to it? thanks
Like ilyas_jamal explained, it's called NCD. When you first purchase your first car insurance, there is no NCD. Every subsequent year you purchase the same car insurance withoit claiming for accidenr, you will received NCD discount, meaning you pay lesser for your car insurance. If you claim insurance for accident/damage, then the next year car insurance will start from the actual amount without the NCD discount.

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Added on November 17, 2011, 11:21 amTukar rim sama saiz saje, tiada masalah.
Kalu tukar rim different spec. kena tengok mahu tambah spacer atau tidak, abs perlu di panjangkan atau tidak dll.

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Added on November 17, 2011, 12:04 pmHello,

I am a new Viva owner too, a 2nd hand black viva 1.0 Ez.
To my understanding, for a new car, one should go for oil servicing at 1K km, 5Kkm and subsequent every 5K km interval.

This post has been edited by pingpang: Nov 17 2011, 12:04 PM

Just got my Viva around 2 weeks. Still trying to get used to it.
What are the things you guys normally mod on your Viva? I was thinking firstly the soundproofing, then the VR, spark plu change to iridium (when next service), later only the spring and absorber (all these depends on budget got or not)



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Thanks for the sound advice noblesse. Will take my time to get used to my viva.

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Added on January 5, 2012, 4:25 pmI got my viva last month (end Nov/early Dec). It is a 1 1/2 year old car, first owner never changed the battery. and the battery lasted 1 year and 7 months todate without any issue.

This post has been edited by pingpang: Jan 5 2012, 04:25 PM

Ya, that is good already.
Mine was 330 - 350 km before blink2. (mAybe I am heavy footed)

Not only viva, all cars with timing belt need to change once they reach certain mileage. Some 70K km, some 80 K or 90 K km, depends on make of car. The timing belt will get loose from wear and tear after clocking certain mileage, therefore must change to avoid it being "torn out" or "loosen out" and cause your car engine to jam.

Wow! Myvi also use timing chain instead of belt, just like those luxury cars, eg Benz, Hyundai Sonata etc.

Well, "key man" is trained to open all sorts of locks, from house to cars.
I remember many years ago I can open Proton Saga & Wira car doors with the help of a long steel ruler, unless the owner of the cars had put in additional security features.