and also panoramic glass roof, 17" wheels, chromes, paddle shifter, and some other gadgets 

Kepong branch, they have ready stock.

CRV has conventional auto slush box, so it "feels" faster than the ASX when accelerating

ASX has better FC than CRV due to its lighter weight and cvt

but overall, CRV gives more value. it is very spacious. it has the brand name. it can retain resale value.


also ASX with 16" wheels looks very plain

ASX CKD 2WD






SOS CHILLI

titanium grey... should have gotten the mica red 

Was in Kuching for a few days. Saw plenty of Mitsubishi ASX on the road. I was in Melbourne and Sydney for 10 days earlier this month. After the CX5 the ASX was the 2nd most popular suv. Surprisingly I saw alot of the bigger Mitsubishi Outlander as well.

The ASX seems to be selling well world wide. I was surprised to see so many in Australia because the Asx is quite expensive over there, about the same price as the Nissan Dualis and the Mazda CX5. My friend was driving my wife and I around in his Nissan Dualis and while it's a nice car, I feel that the ASX interior is nicer. However the Aussie Dualis also has a nice panoramic sunroof. But when he opened it, the glass roof was full of bird shit, so I assume not that practical overseas as well hahaha. He also admitted using the 4wd only once during snow conditions for a ski trip in Victoria. I like the Dualis exterior look though, too bad can't get in KL since it would be a worthy competitor.

I think the rebadged asx are worth getting if second hand because they look nice and since they are conti badged, the resale will be bad. But since it is actually a mitsubishi it will be as reliable as a rock!

haven't driven a cx5 so i have no idea how it fairs

but the front end shape is not to my liking. even crv has better looking nose 

Hi all,

I test drive the ASX in balakong showroom 2 weeks ago and book the car next day with the sales guy who I met in the showroom. The very next day called the office and found that the salesman resigned and immediately ask whether my booking in or not. They said received my booking and assign a new sales guy for me.

Today salesman called and said car allocated. I was very happy and call the office to check how much is my deposit due. The office ask me to check with the salesman said it's his job to let me know the figure. At the same time ask them whether they received my booking fees of RM1K and they said never received and I immediately freak out. I said I paid RM1K when I book my car and fax them a copy of my VSO. After they check they said the VSO they received from the new salesman is a difference one. This is where i lose my patience and told them that whatever is it, I paid my booking fees and the guy who received my payment and issued VSO to me was under your company's name (if the guy resigned, he shouldn;t carry the VSO). They said they will talk to the manager first.

MY mood switch from very exciting to miserable now.

What should I do now?

since now car allocated to me and loan approved. Normally how long do I need to wait to register the car once I made my down payment? Do they need to wait for bank to release the loan first?

I did not trade in any car. I'm waiting for them to give me the balance between the car price and my loan amount. I will need them to deduct NCD as well. But the office said all this is to be done by the salesman.

I will go for Asx over civic 1.8 too. Civic you get tin kosong car and 1.8 engine only. Asx you get a 2.0 engine, leather seats, navigation, rear view camera, auto rain and light sensors and higher seating height. Any day, it feels more premium than a tin kosong civic. Also crossover "status" is equivalent to a d segment while a compact sedan is a compact sedan.

D segment/crossover/suv= managerial
Civic/compact sedans= senior exec
City/vios/b segment= junior exec

full tank fuel, keychains, a black pouch and an extra asx pillow on top of the one that i got when i went for test drive..

what is the waiting period for ASX now?

got discount/high trade in or not?