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 100k car reccomendation..PLS HELP!

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ferrari38
post Sep 5 2012, 01:38 PM

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QUOTE(MR_alien @ Sep 5 2012, 12:17 PM)
theres no replacement for displacement...N/A is still the best
turbo(small) just increase the torque but for horsepower not really
there are big turbo that will increase the HP but thn turbo lag
so...getting the 2.0L is still the best and the fact that its a mitsu engine(more advanced) and using timing chain is enough to convince me to take it if i have the budget
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If I have a choice for NA and Turbo, I will definitely go for Turbo without considering too much.
Because I appreciate higher torque than higher HP.

Normally higher HP only provides better power during high RPM and better top speed where we are seldom reach or need it in daily usage.
However, significant low end torque provided by Turbo is very useful during overtaking, hill road and city driving. You will addicted with a turbo car with plenty of torque for you to zig zag in the city or highway overtaking without shifting down your gear. cool2.gif
Moreover, turbo car serves you maximum of torque from as low as 1.xxk RPM to 4.xxk RPM, very wide range of torque spreaded compared to NA car thumbup.gif
ferrari38
post Sep 5 2012, 07:06 PM

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QUOTE(alg7_munif @ Sep 5 2012, 03:37 PM)
Fuel Consumption: (must be good / don't really care)
Fiesta;City;Swift;Preve;Inspira;Forte

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I think forte 2.0 FC not bad compared to my vios.
I personally own a forte2.0 and my FC is around 7.3l/100km.
Around 80% hiway and 20% city.
Rm 50 Ron95 can go for 330 - 350km.
My ex car vios rm50 can go for around 380km.

I think not bad rite thumbup.gif

Btw, I think safety features in forte 2.0 is the best among all the cars that u mentioned rite hmm.gif
Pls correct me if I m wrong. smile.gif
ferrari38
post Sep 5 2012, 09:09 PM

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QUOTE(stinger82 @ Sep 5 2012, 08:09 PM)
you car FC is same like 1.3 myvi.

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Don't doubts, it is true cool2.gif
But mine is 80% hiway n 20% city wo...
What about yrs daily routes?
ferrari38
post Sep 5 2012, 10:09 PM

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QUOTE(stinger82 @ Sep 5 2012, 09:33 PM)
i always tot 2 liter car is 10km/liter  hmm.gif

u seems to be a gentle driver
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not really, sometime rev until redline at 2nd n 3rd gear tongue.gif
ferrari38
post Sep 6 2012, 12:36 PM

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QUOTE(cybermaster98 @ Sep 6 2012, 08:54 AM)
Always use L/100km for any discussions regarding fuel consumption. Its really pointless using money.

Fuel consumption is really more influenced by the way you drive. You can have the best power to weight ratio and still rake up high fuel bills just by driving un-economically. Thats why i think this discussion on fuel consumption is actually quite redundant.

There are some Kia Optima K5 owners which have achieved a range of 905km with 63L of fuel driving at 110kmph on 100% highway. That's about 7L/100km which is quite good since the K5 is a heavy car and considered underpowered. But there are others who get far less economical readings.

On my previous Vios, ive achieved 6.7L/100km on 100% highway at about 120kmph and 7.5L/100km in 100% city driving. But ive also obtained far less economical readings during hard driving.
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I already mentioned 7.3l/100km wo...
Didn't u saw it? blink.gif
As long as we compared based on same price of RON and routes, I don't see got any pointless or unfair wo shakehead.gif

 

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