Our elantra will suffer the same fate as first batch forte.. after a year facelift..
2012 Hyundai Elantra, Hello Impossible!
2012 Hyundai Elantra, Hello Impossible!
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Jan 6 2012, 12:05 PM
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Our elantra will suffer the same fate as first batch forte.. after a year facelift..
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Jan 6 2012, 12:33 PM
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QUOTE(sochaiapk @ Jan 6 2012, 11:43 AM) I have always find your reply in the forum portray that you are a very mature person with a lot of knowledge on the value to look for in a car. You definitely have a done a lot of research on the cars that you are looking to get and you are in no hurry to get one since your Vios is still serving you well. No doubt you are the kind of person who always looks for the best value for money when it comes to car. Not only the price, accessories, design, driving experience but also after sales service and the list goes on. I doubt many here will have your kind of patience to research and wait and test and repeat for a whole year or more just to get the ‘perfect’ car. Nevertheless, despite of all these, I don’t think you will get the kind of reliability that you have enjoyed with 8.5years old Vios when you have finally decided which car you will purchase in the future. Things had changed so much since the time when you got your current car. Cost cutting is a happening in every industry and products can never be so long lasting and reliable as they used to be. BTW, mind telling what is your age now since I really curious to know if a person of a wht age would have such discipline and good planning to retire by the age of 45 with passive income. Yes i dont think ill get the same experience i enjoyed for the past 8.5 years but i aim to go as close as possible to that. I can only do my best as when problems do crop up in future, i can safely turn back and say ive done my best so whatever comes will come. Most of the time we dont put in sufficient effort into making the right choices before making decisions and when things start to go downhill, we start finger pointing. I try not to walk down that path where possible. If you wanna know more about me, check my previous posts over the past 2 years. Ull get a fairly good idea of who i am, the industry im in and how i set targets and achieve them. But the Elantra was actually the 2nd car after the Forte which caught my attention during KLIMS 2010 because of its great design and interior looks. I have been monitoring this car ever since. But not for my own use of course. Im just hoping the price will be right unlike the Sonata. |
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Jan 6 2012, 12:48 PM
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Jan 6 2012, 12:49 PM
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smart!!! it looks like mazda i think..
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Jan 6 2012, 02:07 PM
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QUOTE(khusyairi @ Jan 6 2012, 08:33 AM) When U dont like what others say in this forum, U just undervalue their opinion & say they won paralympic. Actually.. if you bother to read abit then you would know your assumption that I do not know how COE works is wrong. But true truth is U are not really understand about ur post especially about COE and Singapore policy. COE is not fixed as it's an open tender and more variable compare to Malaysian tax. Generally their car price higher than Malaysia except for luxury car bcoz any car above 1.6cc can apply for COE category B or open. Mean that Elantra 1.8cc or Forte 2.0cc will get same COE like Merz S500L or a Ferrari. However still most Singaporean buy normal like us such as Civic, Altis, Vios, Accord etc rather than buy luxury car. That's why also Hyundai Singapore decided not to bring 1.8cc Elantra coz it will sell around SD 130K-150K which will be too high based on current COE. BTW the new LYN Beta function on people "replying" to me is awesome. Back on thread, i'll conveniently quote it for u QUOTE(MeToo @ Jan 5 2012, 03:43 PM) No. Wrong. Dollar to dollar... 100k SGD = 100k RM That's the whole definition of "Dollar to Dollar". Why are you converting?! Unless you are working in singapore and while your colleague is getting paid SGD4000, you are getting paid RM4000, then you convert. Oh and the nice bit about COE is... your car can actually APPRECIATE in value due to the COE.... last 2 years COE went from 20k to 60k+? So your car actually appreciated in value DUE to the COE. |
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Jan 6 2012, 02:18 PM
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QUOTE(FluidicSculpture @ Jan 6 2012, 12:48 PM) How is the Sonata priced 'not right'? I would like to hear it from you It should have been priced a bit lower. But of course u will have your alternate opinion which is fine. |
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Jan 6 2012, 02:24 PM
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Got 2 full pages of 2012 Elantra review in Berita Harian (Auto) today.
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Jan 6 2012, 02:25 PM
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Jan 6 2012, 02:31 PM
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QUOTE(MeToo @ Jan 6 2012, 02:07 PM) Actually.. if you bother to read abit then you would know your assumption that I do not know how COE works is wrong. COE also less than SD 10K few yrs ago (b4 2008).BTW the new LYN Beta function on people "replying" to me is awesome. Back on thread, i'll conveniently quote it for u Do U think my family can sell our 2nd hand car much higher than we buy as our car appreciate as U said? No my friend. Car still depreciate no matter what. PS: Most of my family live in Johore and singapore for generations. I dont think Singapore's car policy much better than Msia. It still pricey. This post has been edited by khusyairi: Jan 6 2012, 02:35 PM |
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Jan 6 2012, 02:34 PM
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QUOTE(turbocharged @ Jan 6 2012, 02:25 PM) That link is for Kia Optima. Wrong thread... |
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Jan 6 2012, 02:40 PM
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Jan 6 2012, 03:51 PM
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QUOTE(FluidicSculpture @ Jan 6 2012, 02:40 PM) Priced lower, why? Read my previous posts. Ive explained all this before. |
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Jan 6 2012, 03:53 PM
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Jan 6 2012, 03:54 PM
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Jan 6 2012, 04:09 PM
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Jan 6 2012, 04:12 PM
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Jan 6 2012, 04:44 PM
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QUOTE(FluidicSculpture @ Jan 6 2012, 12:48 PM) Imagine a couple who've been together for years. Hyundai is the man, Hyundai owners collectively is the woman. Now imagine that at the beginning, the man wooed the woman with plenty of promises and his dashing Korean good looks. The woman finally agrees to take the man home to live together as a couple. It was good for the first few years, then suddenly, that handsome Korean man this woman married turned out to be a real liability, being a guzzler and always costs a bomb with every trip to the clinic (service centre).Worse still, her friends all married Japanese men and report that their husbands are generally problem free, just like their fathers and their fathers before them. They ridicule this woman for having been sweet talked into marrying a Korean man who's only good on the outside but rotten to the core. It's become so bad that when she tried to trade him in for a better husband, the husband traders didn't want to take in any Korean men. One day, she meets a new man. A young, extremely handsome Korean man with plenty of muscles and a long and sturdy gearstick. He tries to seduce her, but in the back of her mind, the rotten memories of her previous experience with a Korean man has left her jaded with anything Korean. Nonetheless, this new handsome man tells her that he's different, that he doesn't need to visit the clinic as often as previous generation Korean men, that he will give her the ultimate ride of her life! In the back of her mind, she is thinking to herself, "Should I trust this new Korean guy, or should I listen to all my other friends and go with a Jap instead?. A Japanese man does nothing for me, but after all the pain that I've been through, will I risk it all and go Korean again?" In the meantime, this clueless new Korean man who thinks so highly of himself, and for good reason, since he's a much improved version of his predecessor and knows that the woman will not go wrong in choosing him, refuses to oversell himself to her, and instead waits patiently at the side, hoping that the woman will eventually come to her senses and make the right choice. He is unaware of the personal conflict brewing within this woman, and the fact that she is really keen to take him in, and all he needs to do to convince her, is to.... » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « This post has been edited by gregy: Jan 6 2012, 04:44 PM |
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Jan 6 2012, 04:45 PM
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QUOTE(gregy @ Jan 6 2012, 04:44 PM) Imagine a couple who've been together for years. Hyundai is the man, Hyundai owners collectively is the woman. Now imagine that at the beginning, the man wooed the woman with plenty of promises and his dashing Korean good looks. The woman finally agrees to take the man home to live together as a couple. It was good for the first few years, then suddenly, that handsome Korean man this woman married turned out to be a real liability, being a guzzler and always costs a bomb with every trip to the clinic (service centre). omg.....Worse still, her friends all married Japanese men and report that their husbands are generally problem free, just like their fathers and their fathers before them. They ridicule this woman for having been sweet talked into marrying a Korean man who's only good on the outside but rotten to the core. It's become so bad that when she tried to trade him in for a better husband, the husband traders didn't want to take in any Korean men. One day, she meets a new man. A young, extremely handsome Korean man with plenty of muscles and a long and sturdy gearstick. He tries to seduce her, but in the back of her mind, the rotten memories of her previous experience with a Korean man has left her jaded with anything Korean. Nonetheless, this new handsome man tells her that he's different, that he doesn't need to visit the clinic as often as previous generation Korean men, that he will give her the ultimate ride of her life! In the back of her mind, she is thinking to herself, "Should I trust this new Korean guy, or should I listen to all my other friends and go with a Jap instead?. A Japanese man does nothing for me, but after all the pain that I've been through, will I risk it all and go Korean again?" In the meantime, this clueless new Korean man who thinks so highly of himself, and for good reason, since he's a much improved version of his predecessor and knows that the woman will not go wrong in choosing him, refuses to oversell himself to her, and instead waits patiently at the side, hoping that the woman will eventually come to her senses and make the right choice. He is unaware of the personal conflict brewing within this woman, and the fact that she is really keen to take him in, and all he needs to do to convince her, is to.... » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « |
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Jan 6 2012, 04:51 PM
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bro gregy, that's a really nice metaphor u used there. i like it
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Jan 6 2012, 04:56 PM
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QUOTE(gregy @ Jan 6 2012, 04:44 PM) Imagine a couple who've been together for years. Hyundai is the man, Hyundai owners collectively is the woman. Now imagine that at the beginning, the man wooed the woman with plenty of promises and his dashing Korean good looks. The woman finally agrees to take the man home to live together as a couple. It was good for the first few years, then suddenly, that handsome Korean man this woman married turned out to be a real liability, being a guzzler and always costs a bomb with every trip to the clinic (service centre). Well said. Its just the 'lower his asking price' part which i dont see happening in this couple's case. Worse still, her friends all married Japanese men and report that their husbands are generally problem free, just like their fathers and their fathers before them. They ridicule this woman for having been sweet talked into marrying a Korean man who's only good on the outside but rotten to the core. It's become so bad that when she tried to trade him in for a better husband, the husband traders didn't want to take in any Korean men. One day, she meets a new man. A young, extremely handsome Korean man with plenty of muscles and a long and sturdy gearstick. He tries to seduce her, but in the back of her mind, the rotten memories of her previous experience with a Korean man has left her jaded with anything Korean. Nonetheless, this new handsome man tells her that he's different, that he doesn't need to visit the clinic as often as previous generation Korean men, that he will give her the ultimate ride of her life! In the back of her mind, she is thinking to herself, "Should I trust this new Korean guy, or should I listen to all my other friends and go with a Jap instead?. A Japanese man does nothing for me, but after all the pain that I've been through, will I risk it all and go Korean again?" In the meantime, this clueless new Korean man who thinks so highly of himself, and for good reason, since he's a much improved version of his predecessor and knows that the woman will not go wrong in choosing him, refuses to oversell himself to her, and instead waits patiently at the side, hoping that the woman will eventually come to her senses and make the right choice. He is unaware of the personal conflict brewing within this woman, and the fact that she is really keen to take him in, and all he needs to do to convince her, is to.... » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « |
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