the price you got for vkool, is that pricing for vkool secure?

it's not a good idea to have a rear wing installed on the insight, it reduces rear visibility even more.

if only this car could perform as fast as it looks..

Best thing to do to avoid auto-stop is to set your gear to P or Neutral

even in normal mode, my experience is that the autp-stop function still works, but less frequently

just got back home, interestingly i got 21km/l and my range started off around 880km..Was driving on highway about 70% of the time tonite

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Added on April 2, 2011, 2:08 amRon95 works great on Insight. I dont think you need to use ron97 because there is no added benefit unless you're using a perfomance-oriented car

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Added on April 2, 2011, 2:25 amAs a general rule of thumb, petrols under ron97 are mainly developed for engines that only support ron97, hence 97% gasoline. Honda Insight runs on ron95 and it's capable of burning only 95% gasonline. Hence and running your engine on 97 doesnt really improve performance on the Insight. I've loaded the insight with V-power and km/l dropped so much.

This post has been edited by groovy: Apr 2 2011, 02:25 AM

My SA says that you can unplug and plug any player into the din sockets as long as there are no cables cut. Extensions of cables are allowed otherwise there's not way you can add a rear camera

Actually you can go to body kit shops and ask them to replicate them. Just need to show them the specs or pictures. It will normally cost less than the original parts

diesel hybrid..makes sense.. but the peugeot styling could be better though

The only way you can get this kind of mileage is on driving on the highway most of the time..

it's 6.9 litres. just multiply your mileage xxkm/litre with the spare tank capacity (6.9) and you get roughly the distance left after your range hits 0

This post has been edited by groovy: Apr 7 2011, 02:15 PM

accessories too? that's pretty unfair..Accessories can cover MANY things. Even a door guard is one of accessories. So if you stick a door guard, it will void warranty?