Yea..but the SA told me is warranty will be following by this, and he say the warranty is only given to those car which is after manufacture date of 2009 July.

Go ask the bank better, because i heard that intrest rate at October is drop again.

That actually worrying me..i've used my other cheapo double sided tape last night & tried to stick it to the roof surface..it seems that the cheapo double sided tape got a hard time to stick to it. I think it is becoz of the Sierra Glow's glass coating surface. Wondering how the 3M premier will behave to the glowed surface. So your suggestion bro..use a multi purpose dunlop glue instead? Sort of permanent bonding..hmmm

The coating claimed to be steel-hard (from the SG website)..how to remove the coating mehh?

Hermm.. Kinda high isnt it? The only dealer that dares to take in a forte right? not sure whether its 1.6sx or 2.0. But im sure the dealer took at 60K++?

WTJ XXX when was this? almost 1 year isnt it?
ANother thing interest 2.8%??? WHatt?? Can refinance the car ah like this? Cuz i got it at 3.2%

Adwin Low:-
Just get information from CMD , EWP entitle for existing forte owner by condition , EWP fees for existing owner 1.6 rm6++ , 2.0 rm7++ condition is must not more than 1 year and below 30,000 KM certifly by service centre, application form will available by next week.
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bad news for high mileage users like myself good news is save RM6++

Haihh..new buyers got EWP for free..but the initial buyers like us who put our faith on their product need to pay for it..total discrimination by NKSB 

NAZA IS A CHEATER!

lik the peanut forgets it skin?

What's the point? Hurt others without any benefits to yourself. You're one selfish dude.

What's happened, has happened... Why wish others to suffer worst, just because you felt you're wronged? The others must suffer too.....

Funny mindset. If the price is the same, more buyers will buy, and you will get cheaper/lower waiting time for spare parts. Try to think about it this way...

same thing la....

first batch of satria neo owners dont have 5 years warranty.. but second batch of neo onwers onwards have it...

being pioneer of a certain product do not entitle you for this kind of things or demand...
it will set out a major chain reaction...

why newer owners have longer warranty? its all in the marketing package as time goes by...
so what if suddenly 2 months later, naza launch the forte with 6-speed transmission, what will the previous 4-speed slushbox owner do? demand for a free upgrade?

not sure if Facebook message can be taken at face value as it is not an official method of communication, more like a medium to get closer to the owners of Kia Forte and the community....

if it is a statement from them with the official letter head and such, then u caught them pants down... but if facebook, in my opinion, they can choose not to honor it and it is not their fault...

but this i leave it to you real owners to settle with the company...

just giving my 2 sen

ORANGE A high-speed freeway chase that hit speeds in excess of 100 mph ended at a home in Orange on Thursday night.
California Highway Patrol officers arrested a 28-year-old female driver just after 9 p.m. after a pursuit that stretched across the San Fernando Valley, through downtown Los Angeles and across the Orange County line.

The chase reportedly began on the southbound 101 Freeway in Oxnard, when the driver of a speeding 2010 Kia sedan failed to pull over, CHP officials said.
The chase crossed the Orange County line on the southbound 5 Freeway about 8:50 p.m., CHP officer Gabe Montoya said. The driver transitioned to the eastbound 22, exiting in Tustin and leading officers on a pursuit through residential neighborhoods in Santa Ana and Orange.
The chase ended when the driver turned into the driveway of a home in a cul-de-sac on Whitney Drive, Montoya said. News helicopters caught the driver rushing from the car and running into the home, where she was quickly apprehended by police.
The home in Orange where the chase ended is one of two the woman has listed in her name, Montoya said, with the other in San Francisco. The Kia was listed as a rental.
No injuries or property damage were reported during the Orange County portion of the chase, Montoya said. The pursuit hit speeds of 90 to 100 mph on freeways but slowed to about 45 mph on surface streets, Montoya said.
Authorities have not released the woman's name.

lol taken from /k/..thats a SX..SX in US is 2.4.

In US they have LX,EX, (2.0) SX(2.4)

mind to share what happen if not? sorry am not familiar. thanks