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 ★★★THE NEW NISSAN TEANA 2010 ★★★, ★The Dawn of a New Luxury★

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cybermaster98
post Jan 10 2012, 05:40 PM

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QUOTE(Xiao Siong_29 @ Dec 31 2011, 11:07 PM)
Seem like not much nissan drivers sharing here :-(  Bought Teana 2+ month ago. Having 2.0 luxury Grey. Love it! Don't feel underpower. Overtake smoohtly. Car not quiet as mention on other review. Still have tyre and wind noise in cabin but outer sound like bump or vehicle noise do not intrude into the car. does feel quiet and bored a bit. Conversation with passangers was great. Test drive at taiping-lumut with heavy rain some location. Drive was stable and comfort even on snake mountain road. Pick up was easy and drive at 130~140. Never try till limit bcos engine does sound a little odd aboe 170. Smooth drive at 160 during at highway. Anyway, it consumes oil like milk(hisap kuat) if drive above 140. I not sure it is normal for 2.0 car, I used to own wira. I sat latest honda accord as rear passanger before, really don't feel as comfort as this 1. I do feel leather seat a bit hard than cushion.
Feel great on this teana and thanks Mr. Chia advise. I opt for sylphy bcos cheaper but finally end up with teana(can't resist the package offered). I don't like the sound system. Any1 try other brand?
Your comparisions are against a Wira. Of course the Teana will be super luxury la. 136PS & 190Nm torque for a 1455kg weight body just seems average.

But how do you calculate fuel consumption above 130kmph? How do you know it consumes alot? What was your readings?

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post Jan 11 2012, 08:28 AM

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Jan 10 2012, 07:46 PM)
Spec wise, Optima is a clear winner. I would say Teana excel in terms of comfort (subjective) and space. I have yet to test-drive Optima though.
I think you should have a close look at the Optima. Its rear legroom is really good. Better than the Camry. Not sure how it compares with the Teana but this will give you a rough indication:

I am a 6 footer. After sitting in the driver's seat and adjusting it to the most comfortable position, i hopped in the rear seat. The distance from my knee to the front driver's seat was about 12cm at my most comfortable inclination.

Difficult to gauge comfort though since no test drive available for the Optima till April but i think the Teana would ace this aspect.

But i think Teana will start losing some steam with the launch of the Optima with wht it has to offer for a slightly cheaper price. The Camry will still continue to sell due to brand name but the Teana may not have much support. TCM will need to come out with more goodies and promotions once the Optima starts taking to the streets and people start noticing. But Teana will still have its loyal supporters especially among the older ppl who dont prefer the Optima's modern design. But for the general public, except for the Nissan brand & maybe after sales, the Teana has nothing much going for it in relation to the Optima. Specs, interior & exterior design, handling & power all belong to the Kia Optima.
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post Jan 11 2012, 11:18 AM

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QUOTE(wc5599 @ Jan 11 2012, 10:34 AM)
IMO the thing teana win over optima is the seat.. teana's seat is still the best from all cars i have tested (aside from lexus IS250) i guess..
optima win over teana in every single aspect.. if optima have 2.5L engine then i suppose it would b better i guess.. 2.0L on tat car feels underpower.. car is too heavy i guess..  and then.... its a kia.. i don fancy korean.. haha..

btw cybermaster.. i test drive the optima ady..

teana cruising at 130kmph constant speed.. 10l/100km +-.. still ok for me..
above 140kmph will consume more than 10l/100km thou..
Where did you test drive? How was the suspension? Acceleration?
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post Jan 11 2012, 12:42 PM

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QUOTE(wc5599 @ Jan 11 2012, 11:21 AM)
muar.. ang trading.. not kia showroom..
suspension quite good.. acceleration abit sluggish..
Is it the latest Kia Optima? You test drive with trade plates or wht?

Yes i expect the acceleration to be a bit sluggish as the car is heavy. Its 0-100kmph is only 10.9 secs which is poor. Im afraid fc will suffer.
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post Jan 12 2012, 12:24 PM

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QUOTE(wc5599 @ Jan 12 2012, 10:30 AM)
i saw the car display there.. so i walk in.. then i found out my fren working there.. so i request for test drive.. i duno the car is meant for test drive or somebody have booked it ady..
Thats why im asking . DID IT HAVE TRADE PLATES???
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post Jan 13 2012, 09:22 AM

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QUOTE(feelfree @ Jan 12 2012, 06:18 PM)
Dude, I think the kia Optima won't affect the Teana, but it will probably affect the Hyundai Sonata sales. People thinking to buy the Hyundai Sonata mostly will look at the price first and the sportiness, and seem like both the Optima and Sonata are well placed in this position. So at the moment people looking to buy Teana, Accord or Camry won't or will be slightly affected by the Optima. Before the Teana launch, a lot of people keep saying Teana won't get good sales because of the Sonata is cheaper, better styling (personal taste) and tons of gadgets compare to the trio Japanese rival, but now slaes figure is said the different.
The Optima will affect all cars within than range not just the Teana. Spoil doesnt mean beat the sales mind you. The Sonata was supposed to beat the Camry & Accord as well but it failed to do so because it was priced too close to its rivals. BUt the Optima will surely eat into the sales of all 3 cars. But the saving grace for the Camry & Accord is that new generation models are due to be introduced unlike the Teana.

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