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Small engines - for good or worse.., It's the future for auto industry
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SUSMatrix
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May 16 2013, 07:45 PM
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T&H where got reliability nowadays. It's just the PERCEPTION of reliability. Overpriced crap cars with little features, sucky drive and average reliability. Hey, remember, Toyota has killed people with their high-end LEXUS with brakes which won't work.
This post has been edited by Matrix: May 16 2013, 07:46 PM
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SUSMatrix
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May 17 2013, 02:26 PM
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QUOTE(cokeaddict @ May 17 2013, 12:36 PM) To be honest, years back I did have some fun with a 3 cylinder turbocharged engine in my Kancil. had many trips up and down Genting and Cameron plus numerous highway trips. Frankly, never had any problems with the car nor the engine in the 5 years I had it. IMO, engines and gearbox usually shows signs by the 7th year...but of course, depends on your mileage also. My Savvy clocked only 50k+ in 6 years...LOL.
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SUSMatrix
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May 17 2013, 02:48 PM
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QUOTE(cokeaddict @ May 17 2013, 02:35 PM) Wear and tear is inevitable but if we practise preventive maintenance...change the necessary parts when it is due..I think the engine will last for a very long time. A generation of us played around with older cars which means we had to study the car and the engines to be sure of what to expect. And due to the fact that these were older cars, tere were heaps of resources available for reference and remedies as well. I guess new technology scares people because there is a lack of resources in terms of usage as it is still new. Maybe there is merit for people to doubt it then. It's true...new techs and cars...frankly all unproven. Nobody knows what problem can occur...especially nowadays cars have so many electronics.....sure more problems then those old cars which is mostly mechanical. Electronic breaks down pretty easily.. Which is why some people only buy cars after they have been out in the market for 2 years or so...let some other white rats test it first!!! LOL.
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