Hey,
This is nice piece of work there . Sadly I did not know of anyone (during my time collecting Teana) that can install LED Day light like that, so resorted to normal straight line instead of curvy like yours.

Putting LED daylight does give Teana some appealing look!

yes bro, its from Ativus of Thailand, bought it around RM 500.00, really like the design of it so can't help & it does create a dent in my wallet. ha ha ha.... well as far as i know i did not tap the cabling in the middle of any cables, i tap it from the main distribution point and isolate it with a fuse as protection. on warranty basically i think it should be ok, as i did not perform any major tampering on the electrical system.

friend, its still not too late... ha ha ha

Buddies, I came across few Teana at car dealer shops. Condition like new, mileage abt 20k++, selling $110,000, mfg 2010. Pls advise me if it is viable to buy used better thn new one, finally got saving antr $28k++.
After through out few mths c'sideration, I couldn't justify myself to absorb the new Teana's depreciation although I love the car so muchhhh.

Pls advise me with ur valued opinions!

yes, came across lots of this good deals I also saw it in mudah, lelong and also in those car trade magazine and website. really never came across my mind that those unit was flash flood unit. good job friend for keeping the kaki well inform.

Many thanks for ur kind input, feelfree!

hmm its quite subjective.... there tend to have lots of good perks during this period of time... all we can do is just wait and see.

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Added on July 26, 2012, 10:20 pm

normally i have one solution to all this sort of issue even if you can apply when you going to plan to buy any pre-owned car. copy the car registration number and go to the car service center for some history checking of course you need to know the ppl there la, else i don't think ppl will entertain you. Like my case previously or i should say many years back when i am looking for a pre-owned n16 1.8xgl, they advertised as low mileage and accident free. so i took down the car registration number went to nissan service workshop, and eventually what i found is that the car had clocked more than 300k km (shown and adjusted at the meter to 90k km only) and the accident comes free..... so the lesson is don't trust what you see and listen, always check and re-check!! do your homework

That's why I never bought second hand cars because I don't know how to check the car. Therefore, I waited for 8 years with my Waja until I saved enough money to buy a new car. Furthermore, the Waja has started to give all sorts of problems.

Agree and you don't know when the problem is going to crop up. For us who uses the car for a living, it has to be in tip top condition, as far as the engine is concerned. The most piss off is for 3 years consecutively, I had problem with the car just on the eve on CNY. No workshop and spare parts available.

hi again, went to sales center and test drive teana 2.5 .. red is for 3.5 cbu only ... very comfort and smooth ... change gear etc ...

so terus booking and next week dapat

yahoo ... new car for raya ... so we have teana gathering?

all four colors are available and ready unit ... i think i will pick black ...
and thinking to change tinted also ..

I hope can do 1k service before long distance drive to hometown during raya ..
   

Yup.... White quite difficult to maintained..... To avoid the colour became yellowish later we must do some sort of coating.... What i did is that subscribe to a local auto spa and do the polish/waxing/coating every 3 to 6 month depend on the condition of the car..... My local auto spa is using Meguiar's product and Rainaway Nano Coating....
Every Teana is equip with factory fitting V Kool Elite that cost RM2.8k .....

I am in Seremban so not much choice of quality auto spa..... However there one autospa using meguiar's product that is carboy ( www.carboy.com.my)..... I pay RM348.00 for 3 step polishing/wax/coating and getting free one year membership..... After that i do wax and coating every three month for RM98.00 only..... Member got good discount.... Eg wash and vacuum for only RM5.00 only....

Dont have the intention to drive fast but this teana is so relax to drive just feel like driving 100kmh.....when see the speedo meter than its actually 160kmh... What to do....after this have to be careful since there will be 800 cameras installed all over Malaysia.....

Yup, I just paid my summon. Last time drive Waja for 8 years never kena speeding maybe because so noisy you kept looking at the speedometer but know before you hear/feel anything, oledi 140km/h.

I dont think this model can be compared with camry .As in terms of looks and security,camry wins this teanna.This car doesnt look tough if u can tell.

black .. a bit easier me think than white ...

Hi guys, i have a nissan teana 2.5l v6 with the push start button to start the engine. Just wanted to ask is there any other way to bypass that just incase the button malfunction or the smartkey spoiled? Are there any backup ways to manually start the engine?

Thanks in advance

yep i asked too, they said it doesnt have it ... just wanted to double confirm

Well my teana couldnt start just now and was finding the manual way to start the engine ...
The dashboard shows Please hit the brake pedal while i already did and its all the way down ... and worst still im inside a shopping mall carpark lol ... finally managed to start the engine after several tries which took up to 30min ... they really shud consider implementing a fail safe feature for teana

Hi, today I went for test drive of teana 2.5, the seats are comfortable, but I find the ride a bit bumpy, maybe due to high tire pressure.. NVH wise seems the new camry is better according to my wife who sat at the back.

Overall, i think it is quite a value buy with existing promotion. But one thing bothering me is that SA told me Nissan only provide mineral engine oil in the service center which we must send the car at 5k km interval. is it true? Does anyone doing 10k interval here with fully-syn oil? I been practicing 10k service interval for my FD2 since I bought 6 years ago as I think going to the SC for every 5k interval is a waste of time..

I think now camry is a bit of expensive in the overall package. Now I have Passat and Teana in my mind. For those new Teana owners, may I know what's the reason you pick Teana over Passat?

The seller was from forum....
So quite hard to show me the right way to plug also...lol