well, for me it is to have a good and reliable car..i couldnt be bothered about the plastics, not that we'll be eating the door panels. as long as it is reliable and good, esp dont have to pay 30k tax to get a 1.8 car.

add me pleasee.... 2.0P solid white...hehehe

Welcome welcome!

Thanks a lot bro!

anyone knew whats the service interval for inspira???is it every 5k km or 10k km??

i think you can refer to the front page where it showed the table... should be every 10k km, with the exception of the 1st service

yeah.. already pressure my SA last week.. i said if i cant get the 2 years free maintenance. i want cancel my booking.. haha he said he'll try his best..

ok thanx bro

Does anyone have a list of things that we can or cannot do to the car while its still under warranty? I find too many little things like, changing the rims and HU may void the warranty?? Is it true? If I add my own custom alarm system will that be ok? So the question and situation is endless. Hope someone can clarify for me.

I asked my SA that if I do my own automatic central locking will that void, he just said "if simple wiring stuff oklah," So is that ok or not. Too subjective.

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As you said, it's subjective.

It's easier to go through an authorized service center than PE 3S center, than COE.
In most cases, it's between you and the service manager.

Hating the rims design, i called proton i.care @ 1-300-880-888 early November. i inquired to change the stock 6.5" rims to a wider one at 7", retaining the same 16" diameter though.

The lady on the phone checked with her boss and i am told the warranty will be void when i do that small change.

yes will void

so warranty voiding modifications:


1. Rims
2. Wiring (eg central locking)
3. Body kit?
4. Tint?
5. Headlight/brake lights?


pls note that i put a ? behind 3,4,5...

I was thinking to change the rims immediately once i get the car... if warranty void, is on the rim/tyre only or everything consider void? Is not fair for us right?

I had ask my SA about those void things... Rim can be change, tayar can be change, Tinting can be done. Btw, no add on like intake manifold or air intake and such that increase or decrease the horsepower of the car.

For your info, if your original tayar puncture, u gona fix yourself. If your rim crack dented, no waranty. tHEY ONLY GIVE WARANTY FOR THE DEFECT OF THE RIMS.. That all.

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Added on November 17, 2010, 10:22 pmThis post has been edited by Black3210: Nov 17 2010, 10:22 PM

its so true. dun feel like making my inspira into lancer, unless had to. i'm interested to change my spare into those compact one and then perhaps takeout those plastic height-adjustment thingy out to make my rear bonnet much more spacious. anybody know if its possible? compact spare tyre available?

Yes, me to think to change the ori tyre to compact car

Kuala Lumpur, 15 November 2010 – Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) Japan has collaborated with Proton Holdings Berhad (Proton) for many years and most recently, the technical support provided to Proton for the development of the new Inspira.

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia wishes to state that other than the Lancer, no other Mitsubishi models currently distributed by Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM), including its recently launched vehicles – the all-new Lancer Sportback (October) and the ASX compact crossover (November) will be based on this technical collaboration in the future.

While the Inspira is modeled after the Mitsubishi Lancer, it differs in a number of ways – with both having its own unique traits, allowing each respective vehicle to differentiate itself in the marketplace. Each brand also caters to a different group of customer segments with a different set of driving desires and expectations.

Exported to Malaysia and distributed by MMM, the Lancer is a Completely Built-Up Unit (CBU) – in which all parts and assembly standards have met Mitsubishi Motors' stringent global quality standards.

In addition to being fully manufactured by MMC in Japan, the Mitsubishi Lancer is also designed and produced to meet the highest European (high-speed driving performance and handling), American (safety) and Japanese (vehicle built) quality standards.

The Inspira, on the other hand, is assembled at Proton’s facility in Shah Alam and will contain 40% local parts within the year.

Exclusively for Lancer owners, MMM offers a five year warranty programme in addition to a complimentary two year maintenance programme on all parts and labour.

MMM’s extensive sales and service network includes 54 service centres and 41 sales outlets nationwide – out of which 15 are 3S (Sales, Service and Spare parts) centres. MMM intends to increase its sales network to 45 by March 2011 with 27 3S centres.

On top of that, Lancer owners enjoy the assurances that come with purchasing a vehicle renowned for its 90 year brand heritage. Mitsubishi is also one of the leading global automakers in the world and has a long successful history in motorsports.

Through MMM, MMC continues to strengthen its presence in Malaysia. Mitsubishi is now one of the top four brands within the non-national car segment in Malaysia.

For more information, please visit your nearest Mitsubishi Motors showroom, or log on to www.mitsubishi-motors.com.my or call Customer Care Line at 03-7622 2202.

this one should fit real nice dont it?

its for mitsubishi Colt in UK.

http://mitsubishi-colt.sgpetch.co.uk/pages...eel+Kit/id=7158