ahem.... what is this jap trying to say????

Booked 1
2.0
colour - Red or white whichever comes 1st

i wan 2 get it b4 CNY neh
think its possible?

How much the compact spare tyres

Anyone can share the test drive experience ? by the way, is 1.8CVT good enough ?

can i know what will be differ btwn 2010 & 2011 versions?

anyone knows if it has motorized retract for the side mirrors? i went to see the 1.8E today but can't find the button

Count me in... Booked Plum Red Inspira 2.0 last week...

What are they trying to say, both has it's own character, we wont know unless one of you do the hardcore test drive later on that will reveal the car true capability, body roll, grip, handling, braking, oversteer or understeer, pickup, perhaps Genting? I managed to clock 14 minutes from exit of Genting Sepah highway up to Genting Theme Park hotel, test drive conducted like a rally style with co-driver beside me to direct on navigation, i just pedal and drive only, this is on stock standard Lancer, so would like to know your guys record soon.

I think its only fair you drive an Inspira up the same way you did with your Lancer and let us know which feels better for you. If the genting road is totally cleared then you can compare the timing but as you know you get stuck by *ahem* drivers and buses most of the times, so I think the timing will vary according to traffic condition plus the weather plays a part too.

That's why i do my test drive at early morning, if i got a chance to test drive Inspira like that, of course i will

Problem is, who wanna sacrifice their car to be my test drive car?

nope. it doesn't have the retract for side mirror. you have to do it manually.

What's with the craze on retractable mirrors? Are they of ANY use at all? lol. Just another mechanical component waiting to fail to me. What I'd like to know is, are the mirrors electronically heated? Forte's is if I'm not wrong. Now that's actually useful on a cold rainy day.


Wow. 14 minutes... count me impressed ( =

Agreed with you on retractable mirrors, some more here in KL with lots of bikers around especially during traffic jam, not their fault either cause they bike, but when they hit and run, there's nothing we can do inside jam.

the road from janda Baik junction down towards Bentong are way better than uphill/downhill road to Genting. IMO. genting roads nowadays busy + lots of bumper before hairpin... . wat a turn-off.

it means that even Lancer is CBU from Japan, they are developing the lancer to fully meet the quality standard in EU, US and Japan.
in which for each region got the most important aspect for them to meet in penetrating the market. each market is unique.

EU = market more towards high-speed driving performance and handling
US = safety (as a must to meet certain level)
JP = vehicle built (material used, durability, etc)

Might not be too useful but then it can be said for other things as well. Btw. I find that electric retractable mirrors are quite useful when I parked my car in a tight space or gave way for oncoming vehicle on a very narrow road.

Things to do:

1. Autofoam
2. V-Kool
3. K&N Filter
4. Viper / Clifford Alarm
5. Killer sound system

This post has been edited by rublik: Nov 18 2010, 02:12 AM

Fixed

im quite sure many of us would not go for evo bodykit as we want to differentiate ourselves from them. i know i won't... anyway the current bodykit is quite pleasant to look at, maybe change in a few years time...

its' not a craze, its convinient when you have to squeeze through tight lanes ...its useful if you ask me as i've no patience to wait