Get Silver... heat rejection as good as white..

Yup, white and black is solid. That's the reason I choose silver.

Hi, my car clocked 26k and going to celebrate 1st birthday next month. For FC, from my experience, do check your tire pressure. Besides that, do control your right foot. It does make a difference (about 10-20%). My style of driving is gentle acceleration and while cruising, I’ll let go the gas pedal on n off. (totally off while cruising down flyover/slope instead of still holding on the gas pedal).

I've tried both scenario :-
(A)- holding on the gas pedal 100% while cruising and 100% while cruising down flyover) - > can achieve 210-220 km till the needle touch half tank
(B) - Let go the gas pedal on and off while cruising and 0% while cruising down flyover.. -> can achieve 250-260km till the needle touch half tank
You'll notice a remarkable difference. One thing I like about this car is that there is less engine drag (that slows down the car speed) even if you let go the gas pedal.
Hope this help improves your FC.

Mine 300-320km I'll still have at least 1/3 tank left. I'll achieve average 230km with half tank left (needle touch half). My daily drive PJ to KL to work. Morning smooth traffic but in the afternoon jam way back KL-PJ. Tire pressure is 31 psi at petrol station (using tire measurement is 34 psi). Service at Honda using fully syn oil.

This post has been edited by alanwch: Sep 26 2013, 05:02 PM

Mine when accelerate, the panel show 6KM/L, once reached the desired speed, i.e 90KM/H, the panel show 16-18KM/L. But my style I wont hold on the gas pedal 100%. I will let go the gas pedal for 5 second (co'z the car can actually cruise without slowing down that much in 5 sec) and then press slightly again the gas pedal.. something like on and off... every 5 sec... I wont be able to do that trick from my previous car (the speed will reduce fast once I don't press the gas pedal). Everytime I let go the gas pedal , the meter will show max 40KM/L.... that's how I manage to get better mileage from my car.

This post has been edited by alanwch: Sep 26 2013, 06:11 PM

130+ for sum insurred of RM 1300

Yup, mine also same... Pumped full tank just now RM 60 (after 3rd click).. Travelled 352KM...

Pumped full tank this morning RM 43 milleage 283km @ 15.2 cent/ km . :-)

Happen to pass by the famous klang tire shop last weekend and asked any Toyo tires size suitable for our Honda city e spec. They recommended 195/55/16 since there is no 185/55/16.

Has anyone tried Toyo tires? I'm currently on the stock CPC2 tires. Wish to get some input which one is better. Continental CPC2, Michellin XM2 or Toyo tires.

Happy 1st Birthday to my baby.. Washed and vacuum. Applied Meguiars quick wax ... Just like new~!

The only option for 16" is only Michellin XM2 or back to original Continental CPC2. Still no plan to replace now. Scouting around since still half way to go... Will be maintaining the original rims tho...

Hi guys,

I'm currently using original stock tire (CPC2 185/55 R 16) for my H.City for 15 month. Mileage clocked almost 40,000km. Tire tread still have 50-60%. Currently searching for a better tire of the size of 185/55 R 16. The options I've found are:-

a) CPC2 (the same tire currently using)
b) Michellin XM2
c) Goodyear Excellence

Any recommendation of a better tire for replacement? Was thinking of replacing back to CPC2 since the performance is acceptable and tread quite lasting. Thank you.

Hi, what size you're using for NT8000?

Ok, thank you. Will check out C Drive 2.

You can try the accessories shop at Jln Sg Besi. Right after BHP petrol station. The shop is at the famous wan-tan mee at night. Workmanship is good.

If not mistaken is Welldone Accessories. You can google see got or not website. I have the ladyboss contact if u want. They are authorised 3M tint and also honda kit installer. My sis just installed with them spoiler, tint and carpet for her jew jazz. Their job r neatly done.