I think its silly to say that a Teana looks better than a Vios...duh! Its like telling me a Porsche is better than a Proton.

Anyway, my comment was not based on the size of the rims but the looks of it. There are much better & bigger rims like the ones on the BMW for instance which still maintain or gives the car more class. The rims u installed are the typical rims ull find on any ah beng modified car except being smaller. Just my opinion.

And ure obviously poor in your command of the English language. I meant that the Vios is NO COMPARISON to the Teana since obviously the Teana is much better in all aspects except maybe resale value. And do also ask if im refering to the 1st generation Vios or the dugong version before commenting. Dont blindly assume that i drive the ugly dugong.

Just wait about 6 months and ull see Nissan offering discounts for the Teana as they have done with most of their models. With Nissan you should never buy a new launch. Always wait some time for the discounts or else your loss in resale value will be considerable.

Exactly. They raise prices of new launches to try n show that sales are good but at the back they offer discounts secretly. Typical Tan Choong.

Well it doesnt really kill them. It kills the second hand value of the car which affects the owner more than anything. With Nissan you have to always buy later cuz the discounts will come.

Do learn the difference between being 'worried' and an expression of opinion.

Only the mature can accept constructive critisisms. If the forum is meant to provide only supportive statements then it defeats the purpose of the forum itself.

Lesser sales for the Camry? Are u sure? The Camry has been successfully hitting >1000 units sales per month for the past 6 months which is more than the Accord and Civic.

Aiya why buy Camry now when new generation Camry coming out early next year??

Nobody in right frame of mind will announce the new model arriving. That will screw the sales of the current model for sure. They will only announce when they are confident they can push off most of the existing stock. But the new Camry is coming next year and it will be assembled in Malaysia which should make the price a bit more affordable.

Dont choose a color that will only look nice now when new. Silver is an everlasting color and will stand the test of time. Also the easiest to maintain and looks sleek with the Teana's shape. I would not recommend a white for sure. The worst to maintain.

BUt if ure a young guy why go for a Teana? Tan Choong will start offering discounts in the next few 3-4 months to boost sales (as they usually do).

My advise to anybody buying a Nissan in Malaysia is to NEVER buy a new launch. You will live to regret your purchase when u see the discounts offered by Tan Choong later on. Just like what they're doing to the Sylphy. If they offer a 10K discount, you can expect the resale value to drop by 15K for sure.

Nope. Toyota is different. No matter what happens, Toyota and Honda will always take care of their resale values especially Toyota.

Facelifted Teana launched in China already. Just a matter of time before it reaches Malaysia. Thats why i always advise not to straightaway purchase a new launch model from Nissan. Cuz they will either launch a facelift soon or start offering big discounts to boost sales. Thats why Nissan resale value is lower than Toyota and Honda.

http://paultan.org/2011/03/15/2011-nissan-...er-design-cues/

Yes. But u must remember that the Teana is a new model while the Camry is already 5 years old and due for a replacement end of the year or early next year.

Are you really sure you bought a Teana or are you a salesperson from a competitor? Dont get offended with my question but some of the issues you brought up clearly indicates someone who not only did not do any research but also did not go for a test drive.

And the fact that you run down a salesperson from the Kota Damansara branch could indicate a disgruntled customer but surely not one who might have purchased a Teana.

Plus many of your statements are actually just statements with no backing. Reverse sensor stupid? Traction control doesnt work? Vkool stupid? Kinda childish statements for someone who can afford to purchase a RM 170K car rite?

Anyway just my 2 cents worth.

Nah u can have it. At least now ull know what not everybody here will believe whining stories especially from someone who is ignorant. Happy driving!

Haha. Do check out all my posts (on other topics too) and ull see that financial affordability is hardly an issue for me.

But the CVT for the Teana is the Same as the Syphy rite? I think this rubber band effect is still apparent in the Sylphy.

New Camry has better interior but its the exterior looks which are a disappointment.

How does the Teana 2.0L compare with the newly launched Kia Optima 2.0L? Price wise the Teana 2.0L Luxury is priced at RM145K while the Optima is RM143,888. Spec wise the Optima seems far better than the Teana:

1) 156PS & 190Nm torque
2) Has Cornering Brake Control, Traction Control & Hill Assist Control in addition to ABS, EBD & BA
3) 8 way power seat for driver with memory
4) 6 airbags
5) HID Xenon headlights with Auto Leveling & Static Bending Lights
6) MacPherson type suspension with Gas shock absorbers with High Performance Dampers (HPD) with sliding valve

Is there any aspect of the Teana which is better than the Optima besides branding and resale value? Just considering.