Short Review on the Exora Bold
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 Mar 4 2012, 02:54 PM
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My dear bold owners..
I'm considering bold for the sleek design, powerful engine and gadgeteries inside ( i.e dvd, reverse camera bla bla) But being a proton product, and with complications of the turbo setup, can this beast perform well over 9 years ( not rich la..plan to use till abis loan term)? Techy guru's or any proton affiliates, be it engineers or fans, can please enlighten me.. Thank you in advance.. |
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Mar 4 2012, 07:35 PM
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QUOTE(MR_alien @ Mar 4 2012, 03:34 PM) the turbo is from warner-borg Thank you for the reply...its a relief to hear htey have tested the car to 2500000 km. My 5 yrs of using the current car is only 80k km, never miss any oil change/ filter change, follow the manual religously.and despite having the turbo....proton limited the torque to maintain the reliability of the engine and more importantly to match the CVT GB can last 9 years or not...no one knows...proton's exora bold that proton is testing that u saw them on the road...they have tested it until 250000KM and still going but i know 1 thing for sure, if u dn't take care of the engine well(didn't service on time)....no engine in this world would last even 5 years just service it on time...changed the necessary part on time...it should last u quite long dn't come back here and complain when proton break down when u the owner didn't even change engine oil on time, GB oil on time, coolant on time, belts on time etc etc  Fuel fc i heard is around 10-12L per 100 km, is that correct? What about the internal i.e dashboard, kerusi, bla bal, any issue (since the first launch)? Sorry a lot of question la bang...As i mentioned not so rich have to be careful lah  |
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