I feels the same too..both Petronas & BHP RON95 fuel gives the best performance for my Forte. For the Preve CFE, i'm not so sure since my wife drive it most of the time

Perhaps u are right..who knows. Dont want to drop water face maa..

That's what i wish for..the side mirror will unfold when we start the car or when we engage the gear. My wife keep mumbling about it until now

Yupp..i agree with u. That's why i urge my wife to just use the simplest starting procedure (insert key fob, press brake pedal & press the start button) every time regardless a cold start or whatsoever. I did practice the same with my Forte too..no problem with it until now (2 years 3 months already).

Fortunately after over a month owning a Preve, there's no starting problem occurred. Only several time the Preve failed to start due to i released the brake pedal too early while cranking. That's because i'm too used to my Forte (the brake can be released when the car start cranking). While for the Preve, we only can release the brake after the car finish cranking. Touch wood..hopefully the Preve will serve us well in years to come No major issue as of now..& FC also consider acceptable averaging at 8.xL/100km driving mostly in Alor Setar town

Yupp..u are right..just 2 steps for Forte. Just make sure that the key fob is in the car (whether in your pocket or bag or whether at the front seat or at the back seat..just dont put the key fob in the bonnet..lol). Then press the brake pedal & push the start button

Will install the reverse cam immediately if Proton offers such accessory..but none as of now.

Is it possible to install somewhere else (third party installer)?

Cheap camera usually perform bad in a low light condition. So better opt for a more expensive one for a better view especially @ night time.

Thinking of installing the reverse camera too on my wife's Preve, but yet to find a reputable accessory shop in Kedah to do it

This post has been edited by izputra: Jul 10 2012, 06:00 PM

Thinking of changing to lightweight rims on my wife's Preve..anyone here know what is the offset & the width of the Preve stock rims? Did not have time to go thru the manual book as of now..just asking here for fast answer. Hope Preveans here dont mind

Did u know what is the weight of that rim bro? If the weight is somewhere around 7kg & below (for a 16" rim), i might consider it.

By the way, again..anyone know what is the offset & the width of the Preve stock rim? Kindly posted it here

This post has been edited by izputra: Jul 11 2012, 04:17 PM

Thanks bro..but this lightweight rim = ??? kg? For instance, my current 16" lightweight rims (for my Forte) weigh around 7kg. Now going to find another lightweight rims (7kg & below possibly) for the Preve also..wanna improve Preve pick up & FC especially for town driving

One more is, what is the offset (ET) of this rim?

This post has been edited by izputra: Jul 12 2012, 08:31 AM

Hopefully If it's true..i might go for it. Else, the Advanti lightweight rims are also a good alternative.

Now, i just want to know what is the offset the Preve stock rim in order for me to find a well suited rim.

This post has been edited by izputra: Jul 12 2012, 08:39 AM

Thanks bro..will have a look at this link

If we can consider Exora Bold CFE service items = Preve CFE service items, for 60k km service..the price should be just over RM1k

60k km service for Preve CFE will be a MAJOR headache to the owners too...

So for those Preve owners with high mileage one will let their car to be a white mice later on