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Variant:  Premium

Transmission: Auto /

Colour:  Medallion Grey

Got my Myvi 1.5 extreme on last month~
how i join this club? i already pressed to joined the fb page, but seems nobody approve it...

9KM/liter? That's pretty bad. I've been following a few economy driving tips, this may help.

1. Cruise to maintain your speed, or slow down - this is the number one tip for me. The moment you step on the brakes, you are already ruining fuel economy as you are wasting kinetic energy. Cruise on a downhill to maintain your speed, or if you see a red traffic light ahead. Some people advise to switch to neutral during a cruise to remove engine braking, but your engine will run on idle as a result. Others argue that during in gear, your engine has its fuel completely cut-off when throttle is not applied.

2. Your acceleration should be quick, but smooth. I've never found myself requiring to put so much pressure just to move around town.

3. Upshift as soon as you can, but not until your car's engine struggles at the next gear. The owner's manual advises to shift at around 2.1K RPM, for reference. If you're on an automatic, being light-footed should tell the TCU to shift up as soon as it can.

4. Don't reset the average meter and fool yourself.

I brought my car to the SC guys last Friday, and I stay in Subang. Been driving around Kota Damansara, Taman Desa, and USJ. At the SC, it was 8.9KM/litre - and just now it's at13.6KM/litre 

9KM/liter? That's pretty bad. I've been following a few economy driving tips, this may help.

1. Cruise to maintain your speed, or slow down - this is the number one tip for me. The moment you step on the brakes, you are already ruining fuel economy as you are wasting kinetic energy. Cruise on a downhill to maintain your speed, or if you see a red traffic light ahead. Some people advise to switch to neutral during a cruise to remove engine braking, but your engine will run on idle as a result. Others argue that during in gear, your engine has its fuel completely cut-off when throttle is not applied.

2. Your acceleration should be quick, but smooth. I've never found myself requiring to put so much pressure just to move around town.

3. Upshift as soon as you can, but not until your car's engine struggles at the next gear. The owner's manual advises to shift at around 2.1K RPM, for reference. If you're on an automatic, being light-footed should tell the TCU to shift up as soon as it can.

4. Don't reset the average meter and fool yourself.

I brought my car to the SC guys last Friday, and I stay in Subang. Been driving around Kota Damansara, Taman Desa, and USJ. At the SC, it was 8.9KM/litre - and just now it's at13.6KM/litre 

U can ask shorty, I guess he can make it

in short, try avoid from sudden acceleration & braking 
try to keep RPM as low as possible (that's what i usually do when i got plenty of time spend on road) 

Updated! Welcome to the Club

if I had known I couldn't get 400km on a full tank at least, i wouldn't have gotten a myvi 1.5

well it depends on the route you take daily. 
i daily drive 5min to work 5min to lunch 5min back to office 5min back home. 
a full tank of 32litre petrol (around RM60) can get me around 12~15km/l depending route 

I'm currently at 290-300km on a full tank.

oh btw mine is 2006 ez 1.3l only 
you done your service yet?

Myvi Brothers,

Anyone using 17" rim? and 16" Rim?
Need some review/ advice.

recommended? Pros n Cons.



Thank You.

manual can go more than 180kmh...

LOL....mine can until 389km...even not yet go for the 1st service...fully 100% city... 

I'm using 17' wheels now.
-Pros looks nice

-Cons my fuel from 12/L become 11/L , acceleration drop.

Suggest u change to 15' are enough