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 2013 New Teana 2.5L v6 or Madza 6 2.0 L, Which is worth to buy ?

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post Jun 19 2013, 07:08 AM

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QUOTE(jayraptor @ Jun 17 2013, 04:19 PM)
1. Actually compared the thickness of Teana doors, pillars and frame with other D-segment. It is thinner. Bottle holders? I didn't even include that in thickness measurement for other cars. People looking at the safety feature frame thickness.

2. No point having much space inside only by forgoing the present day required safety chassis compartment design. Others have smaller interior space because they have to build angled frames and chassis so that they don't absorb force of impact entirely. Also, the thickness is required to pass crash test safety rating in US/EU. If like that, Passat, Mondeo, Pug508, BMW, etc, why bother to use up much space on frame thickness safety? They can just cut cost with flat straight thin frame and get full size sedan interior.

3. & 4. If lightweight due to use of new hot stamping technique high tensile strength like Mazda 6 Takeri bigger but lighter than older Mazda 6 '08 is fine. But if light by cost cutting using cheap materials, that is not nice at all. Does Teana has tensile strength in the first place? Sorry, it has only tiny bits of that material but no hot stamping technique compared to competitors. There is no new technology found in Teana, everything traditional and cheap. In return, they give extra soundproof insulation.

5. The X-CVT (gear 2.349~0.394) in Teana is obsolete gearbox that was phased out by JATCO. The better ones with bigger stronger gears are fitted in Infiniti and also found in Mitsubishi Mirage (gear 4.007~0.55). Technical SC has confirmed the ATF NS2 fluid change in Teana/Sylphy depends on its density condition as diagnosed by diagnostic tool reading. If condition is not good, they'll advise you to change.
Looks like 19 Degree South, kcng, Volkswagen2 & feelfree confirmed have nothing to say in Passat vs Teana chassis design explanation. So where are the facts since you can call others measurement comment rubbish? There's nothing you can back up with? Only posted unrelated info? So declare you all eyesore and wanted to prevent owners & carbuyers from sharing info?
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You still don't get it don't you? What is the use of contributing to your responses when all you've posted are rubbish? Your information on dimensions of the car are taken off the website, but your other opinions are rubbish and all cheap talk, unsubstantiated information. So, get your facts right and stop twisting the facts when you are asking for some back-up information, when you yourself failed to provide backup to substantiate all your "subjective" rubbish thoughts. Nobody would care to respond to your posts anymore since nobody would care to respond to an immature individual like yourself. You still dont' realise you look like a fool with all your drivel. Truly an embarrassment to yourself.

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post Jun 19 2013, 08:44 AM

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Ha ha until now I am don't get from @JayrXxx what he want..

Buy a car is most likely on very happy day and happy to visit your selected cars showroom and willing to pay for what you want..

About RV?
Why need to consider and concern about RV in the 1st place?
Did you buy today and sell for next day? Like a markets stocks?
Just prefer you investment resident lah.

How any reason? I don't get what's our mass brother want.
Talk about FC? Actually most of able to affordable for that D segment still worried about FC for what purpose?

Rather than buy smaller Viva lah.

Wanna enjoy the ride and don't want fill in the petrol an how to keep your car runs?

Keep about Dimension measurement is it possible?
Did you measurement your wife as a standard world wide size????

Our brother really keep going to be crazy of car car world... Lol

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riezzien
post Jun 19 2013, 08:47 AM

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fc go for mazda 6.
teana bad fc.

plus mazda is a newer model wit newer tech.
of cos le go for mazda?
jayraptor
post Jun 22 2013, 12:35 AM

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QUOTE(Volkswagen2 @ Jun 19 2013, 07:08 AM)
You still don't get it don't you? What is the use of contributing to your responses when all you've posted are rubbish? Your information on dimensions of the car are taken off the website, but your other opinions are rubbish and all cheap talk, unsubstantiated information. So, get your facts right and stop twisting the facts when you are asking for some back-up information, when you yourself failed to provide backup to substantiate all your "subjective" rubbish thoughts. Nobody would care to respond to your posts anymore since nobody would care to respond to an immature individual like yourself. You still dont' realise you look like a fool with all your drivel. Truly an embarrassment to yourself.

The potato representation truly fits you to a tee.
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Whatever you say seems more rubbish. You should look in the mirror to evaluate yourself before you attack others' views and comments with nothing.

You can't even tell why carmakers would make angled pillars and frames yet thicker. Sacrifice so much space and left with less interior space for what? All for safety reason. You can try to get hit in Passat and then try again with Teana both at same speed and angle if you wanted to argue further.

You should change your username to other brands rather than disgracing VW and conti makes here. People share and free to talk about cars here so that owners and consumers get smarter. Not to be brainwashed and continue to be cheated by car companies. If you are not siding with carbuyers and consumers, then stay out of the way.
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post Jun 22 2013, 02:36 PM

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QUOTE(jayraptor @ Jun 22 2013, 12:35 AM)
Whatever you say seems more rubbish. You should look in the mirror to evaluate yourself before you attack others' views and comments with nothing.

You can't even tell why carmakers would make angled pillars and frames yet thicker. Sacrifice so much space and left with less interior space for what? All for safety reason. You can try to get hit in Passat and then try again with Teana both at same speed and angle if you wanted to argue further.

You should change your username to other brands rather than disgracing VW and conti makes here. People share and free to talk about cars here so that owners and consumers get smarter. Not to be brainwashed and continue to be cheated by car companies. If you are not siding with carbuyers and consumers, then stay out of the way.
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so taking this context... u are a disgrace to KIA brand too?

aint kia cheating too when their advertised 165 HP engine did not even produce close to 135 HP on wheel?
or their fuel consumption claims?

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post Jun 22 2013, 02:48 PM

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post Jun 25 2013, 12:15 AM

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QUOTE(kcng @ Jun 22 2013, 02:36 PM)
so taking this context... u are a disgrace to KIA brand too?

aint kia cheating too when their advertised 165 HP engine did not even produce close to 135 HP on wheel?
or their fuel consumption claims?

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Kia FC claim for city & highway that involved in lawsuit is achievable under traffic of 80's and early 90's in the US/EU. Carmakers standard FC reading has been based on city traffic of the 80's and early 90's all these while.

As US/EU traffic today in city and highway are much heavier than they were in 80's and early 90's, none of the carmakers' FC claim are achievable and set as never exceed FC guideline.

Your Almera easily get beyond 20km/L is nothing more than never achievable at all under zero city traffic on real road. Only achievable with customised fuel tank designed to cheat fuel pump nozzle in lightfoot. The same goes to your Sylphy, Lavina. You bunch even trained your sellmen in their training guide to inform customers 13km/L in Teana 2.0L and 2.5L in city driving. This is truly cheating and violation. You do this in overseas, you'll cause the company to close shop.
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post Jun 25 2013, 07:39 AM

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QUOTE(jayraptor @ Jun 22 2013, 12:35 AM)
Whatever you say seems more rubbish. You should look in the mirror to evaluate yourself before you attack others' views and comments with nothing.

You can't even tell why carmakers would make angled pillars and frames yet thicker. Sacrifice so much space and left with less interior space for what? All for safety reason. You can try to get hit in Passat and then try again with Teana both at same speed and angle if you wanted to argue further.

You should change your username to other brands rather than disgracing VW and conti makes here. People share and free to talk about cars here so that owners and consumers get smarter. Not to be brainwashed and continue to be cheated by car companies. If you are not siding with carbuyers and consumers, then stay out of the way.
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You are truly an idiot.
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post Jun 25 2013, 08:54 PM

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I wonder why people are still taking a lot of effort trying to win an argument on the Internet.
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post Jun 26 2013, 03:56 AM

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since ur choice is only between teana & mazda 6, i vote for mazda 6..
i duno the performance of teana, but mazda 6 looks promising.
and teana's design is a big no-no.. shakehead.gif
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post Jun 26 2013, 11:30 AM

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QUOTE(irwan6179 @ Jun 25 2013, 08:54 PM)
I wonder why people are still taking a lot of effort trying to win an argument on the Internet.
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Hahahahah....true. They are making joke of themself
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post Jun 26 2013, 11:34 AM

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If it is still worth it. My view - Mazda 6. Same reason as others smart forumners....because it is new technology. Plus is the looks & CBU
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post Jun 27 2013, 12:50 AM

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QUOTE(jayraptor @ Jun 11 2013, 10:24 PM)
Yes, cows do have digestion system. That is fact.

Teana 1795mm
Camry1825mm
Accord 1845mm
Sonata 1835mm
Optima 1830mm
Mondeo 1886mm
Mazda 6 1840mm

These are facts too. You open the door and check thickness pillars and frames, they aren't the same with Teana the thinnest with straightest flat sides is also facts. Teana is not qualified to be in global D-segment from 2007 onwards standard is also fact.

Your comment instead is more bullshit instead if you wanted to say others. You should look at mirror to look at yourself first before you judge others. If you want to stay dumb and get cheated or brainwashed by car companies, your choice but don't force others to be dumb like you. This is what we call consumer rights.
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Stupid la you. Teana still gets 6 star JNCAP what you say? whistling.gif Pillar thick and thin important meh? The steel strength more important loh. What D segment qualification? Camry can a? VSC-less until recently ler whistling.gif

Plus you recommend people to buy Altis DualVVTi for family? Try sitting at the backseat and tell me. Wider so what? Legroom macam Vios why need to waste 50-60k? CVT? Teana pun ada. Sylphy pun ada. Cheaper also whistling.gif
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post Jun 27 2013, 12:55 AM

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QUOTE(jayraptor @ Jun 12 2013, 09:39 PM)
So you mean posting exterior width of cars are rubbish? Since you claimed to know so much to call measurement from specs rubbish, here's your topic to start with. Don't try to divert elsewhere or give excuse like wasting time to reply and answer your challenge.

Attention to all genuine forumners,
Please do not assist him or considered Volkswagen2 disqualified and lost admitting he's wrongfully judge my comment with much bias. Only these guys are allowed to help him, but if their comment resembles mine, they too are considered bias:

>>feelfree, jolokia, stix and 19 Degree South 

The rule is simple. Since Volkswagen2 talk like he's a pro pretend to be pro-VW but instead he's been siding with the N-brand bunch, I am hereby challenging him to post facts on Teana vs Passat sedan comparison. If any of his answers have similarity to mine that he called rubbish, considered Volkswagen2 lost and he must admit that he has been biased against my comment out of personal reason. If any of them posted foul language or offensive words rather than sticking to car talk, considered them lost


Here's the challenge for Volkswagen 2, you must answer by giving explaination:

1) Width Passat 1820mm vs Teana 1795mm, why Teana inside wider? Give 3 explanations.
>> My answer : Passat used the space on thicker door, chassis frame/pillars and angled body for safety/protection. Whereas Teana focus on flat straight sides with thiner pillars/frames to maximise interior space.

2) Kerb weight Passat 1.8L at 1517kg vs Teana 2.0 at 1455kg and 2.5 V6 at 1540kg. How come Passat 1.8 weighs heavier than Teana 2.0 and close to Teana 2.5 V6? Give 3 explanations.
>>My answer : Passat has the bigger heavier Multilink rear suspension, more metal materials from the chassis and also has the intercooler + turbocharger. Chassis that is wider would require more materials especially the metal and solid steel to hold the structure from the front all the way to the back. * Teana is not made of hot stamping technique using hot tensile strength by the way. It is still traditional much, it shows how much cost cutting there. Mazda 6 or Sonata, they are using newer lightweight yet stronger material to be light.

Fyi, Dimension (mm):
Passat 1.8 - length 4769, width 1820, height 1470, wheelbase 2712
Teana 2.0/2.5 - length 4850, witdh 1795, height 1480, wheelbase 2775
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What if i say that CVT is lighter mah~ [Proton said] and DSG is alot heavier ma, two clutches leh, you go weight a clutch module and see? whistling.gif
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post Jun 27 2013, 01:01 AM

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QUOTE(jayraptor @ Jun 17 2013, 04:19 PM)
1. Actually compared the thickness of Teana doors, pillars and frame with other D-segment. It is thinner. Bottle holders? I didn't even include that in thickness measurement for other cars. People looking at the safety feature frame thickness.

2. No point having much space inside only by forgoing the present day required safety chassis compartment design. Others have smaller interior space because they have to build angled frames and chassis so that they don't absorb force of impact entirely. Also, the thickness is required to pass crash test safety rating in US/EU. If like that, Passat, Mondeo, Pug508, BMW, etc, why bother to use up much space on frame thickness safety? They can just cut cost with flat straight thin frame and get full size sedan interior.

3. & 4. If lightweight due to use of new hot stamping technique high tensile strength like Mazda 6 Takeri bigger but lighter than older Mazda 6 '08 is fine. But if light by cost cutting using cheap materials, that is not nice at all. Does Teana has tensile strength in the first place? Sorry, it has only tiny bits of that material but no hot stamping technique compared to competitors. There is no new technology found in Teana, everything traditional and cheap. In return, they give extra soundproof insulation.

5. The X-CVT (gear 2.349~0.394) in Teana is obsolete gearbox that was phased out by JATCO. The better ones with bigger stronger gears are fitted in Infiniti and also found in Mitsubishi Mirage (gear 4.007~0.55). Technical SC has confirmed the ATF NS2 fluid change in Teana/Sylphy depends on its density condition as diagnosed by diagnostic tool reading. If condition is not good, they'll advise you to change.
Looks like 19 Degree South, kcng, Volkswagen2 & feelfree confirmed have nothing to say in Passat vs Teana chassis design explanation. So where are the facts since you can call others measurement comment rubbish? There's nothing you can back up with? Only posted unrelated info? So declare you all eyesore and wanted to prevent owners & carbuyers from sharing info?
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The JATCO cvt is used by Lancer also you don't shoot lancer? whistling.gif As long as gearbox is good..why change leh. Toyota style mah. 1st gen -> 3rd gen Vios same mechanical leh you don't shoot?

Also on the thickness, as long as it is stronger itself why make it thicker leh? Hmm? Mitsu Mirage also look tin milo like but ANCAP got very good results also. Your point very wrong you know? What hot stamping technique blablabla, those only Proton themselves say, its been employed by others long time ago, just nothing to shout whistling.gif

Obsolete engine..so what? It's a V6. Still better than 4 cyl minus fc. The sound of it creamy smooth. Your Camry K5 can fight? whistling.gif
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QUOTE(kongbingleek @ Jun 27 2013, 01:01 AM)
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Obsolete engine..so what? It's a V6. Still better than 4 cyl minus fc. The sound of it creamy smooth. Your Camry K5 can fight?  whistling.gif
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Yeah, old does not mean bad. Back then many engines and cars might actually made stronger/more durable and already well proven to be almost bullet proof, compared to newer stuff nowadays which are manufactured with cost constraints/savings very much in mind.
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QUOTE(jayraptor @ Jun 17 2013, 04:19 PM)
1. Actually compared the thickness of Teana doors, pillars and frame with other D-segment. It is thinner. Bottle holders? I didn't even include that in thickness measurement for other cars. People looking at the safety feature frame thickness.

2. No point having much space inside only by forgoing the present day required safety chassis compartment design. Others have smaller interior space because they have to build angled frames and chassis so that they don't absorb force of impact entirely. Also, the thickness is required to pass crash test safety rating in US/EU. If like that, Passat, Mondeo, Pug508, BMW, etc, why bother to use up much space on frame thickness safety? They can just cut cost with flat straight thin frame and get full size sedan interior.

3. & 4. If lightweight due to use of new hot stamping technique high tensile strength like Mazda 6 Takeri bigger but lighter than older Mazda 6 '08 is fine. But if light by cost cutting using cheap materials, that is not nice at all. Does Teana has tensile strength in the first place? Sorry, it has only tiny bits of that material but no hot stamping technique compared to competitors. There is no new technology found in Teana, everything traditional and cheap. In return, they give extra soundproof insulation.

5. The X-CVT (gear 2.349~0.394) in Teana is obsolete gearbox that was phased out by JATCO. The better ones with bigger stronger gears are fitted in Infiniti and also found in Mitsubishi Mirage (gear 4.007~0.55). Technical SC has confirmed the ATF NS2 fluid change in Teana/Sylphy depends on its density condition as diagnosed by diagnostic tool reading. If condition is not good, they'll advise you to change.
Looks like 19 Degree South, kcng, Volkswagen2 & feelfree confirmed have nothing to say in Passat vs Teana chassis design explanation. So where are the facts since you can call others measurement comment rubbish? There's nothing you can back up with? Only posted unrelated info? So declare you all eyesore and wanted to prevent owners & carbuyers from sharing info?
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You surely sound like a stupid fool. Are you 17 years old or something? IT's not that people don't want to relply to your posts, but your so-called "facts" are not only inaccurate but rubbish. I am not referring to the facts on car dimensions taken off the website but your other "facts".

You appear to have a lot to say, but the fact is all you've posted just show what a shallow-minded fool you are.
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Jay, can you share with us the contact for the 20k matter? at least to justify the reality of the claim first before we move to other topic (i.e. thickness of teana door)?

i just cant rely on that claim unless that is valid feedback from the TC service center.

Ppl will get boring should you just refer to your repeating claims without proof. If the fact is correct, i believe alot of ppl here will appreciate your warning.

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post Jun 29 2013, 12:07 AM

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QUOTE(kongbingleek @ Jun 27 2013, 12:50 AM)
Stupid la you. Teana still gets 6 star JNCAP what you say?  whistling.gif Pillar thick and thin important meh? The steel strength more important loh. What D segment qualification? Camry can a? VSC-less until recently ler  whistling.gif

Plus you recommend people to buy Altis DualVVTi for family? Try sitting at the backseat and tell me. Wider so what? Legroom macam Vios why need to waste 50-60k? CVT? Teana pun ada. Sylphy pun ada. Cheaper also whistling.gif
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kongbingleek & Dwango,

Another fill in the blank with offensive word. Can't stick to point talk usually the loser.

Thickness of pillars and angle of the slope are vital in determining chassis survival rate. Japan safety rating, what governs them in the first place? Do you think Japanese would play fair in their own domestic market? They tax non-local made worst than us, that is why they could barely afford conti, Korean or US made in Japan.

US and EU safety rating have to stick to facts due to very strong consumer rights law. 1 mistake could land them in lawsuit end up paying dearly. I praise the old Camry '07/09 that come with VSC standard. Same goes to old Altis.

The Altis FL dual VVTi, it is overall good car and passed C-segment category. Legroom is still acceptable for 5'10" adult unless he is the long leg short torso type. FC is truly exceptional. Vios does not have the interior width and legroom is still less than Altis. Besides, Altis has descent handling that passed basic requirement allowing it to turn at higher speed than Vios.

Sylphy & Teana failed C-segment and D-segment category respectively. They have flat straight sides with thin frame and pillars yet no angled sides meaning that they'll absorb impact completely rather than deflect. Both never been through US/EU safety rating evaluation. Stop taking Japan NCAP into comparison, they are not even up to US/EU standard & strictness. So why want to waste your few years of saving to buy a car that failed C or D segment category end up sticking to wrong car for another 7 years of loan commitment?

I don't shoot Lancer because it passed C-segment standard and they give enough quality. Quality does not mean just interior, since it's more performance oriented, they gave quality multi-link and also, quality engine and angled body. That explains why lancer RV is still strong despite existence of Inspira. Sylphy RV dropped like flies when more owners and public knew it's nothing worth. Teana might end up the same anytime soon.

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The 20,000km service interval was applicable when Sylphy introduced in 2008 and early 2009. Later they followed Lancer at 60,000km service interval.
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QUOTE(jayraptor @ Jun 29 2013, 12:07 AM)
kongbingleek & Dwango,

Another fill in the blank with offensive word. Can't stick to point talk usually the loser.

Thickness of pillars and angle of the slope are vital in determining chassis survival rate.  Japan safety rating, what governs them in the first place? Do you think Japanese would play fair in their own domestic market? They tax non-local made worst than us, that is why they could barely afford conti, Korean or US made in Japan.

US and EU safety rating have to stick to facts due to very strong consumer rights law. 1 mistake could land them in lawsuit end up paying dearly. I praise the old Camry '07/09 that come with VSC standard. Same goes to old Altis.

The Altis FL dual VVTi, it is overall good car and passed C-segment category. Legroom is still acceptable for 5'10" adult unless he is the long leg short torso type. FC is truly exceptional. Vios does not have the interior width and legroom is still less than Altis. Besides, Altis has descent handling that passed basic requirement allowing it to turn at higher speed than Vios.

Sylphy &  Teana failed C-segment and D-segment category respectively. They have flat straight sides with thin frame and pillars yet no angled sides meaning that they'll absorb impact completely rather than deflect. Both never been through US/EU safety rating evaluation. Stop taking Japan NCAP into comparison, they are not even up to US/EU standard & strictness. So why want to waste your few years of saving to buy a car that failed C or D segment category end up sticking to wrong car for another 7 years of loan commitment?

I don't shoot Lancer because it passed C-segment standard and they give enough quality. Quality does not mean just interior, since it's more performance oriented, they gave quality multi-link and also, quality engine and angled body. That explains why lancer RV is still strong despite existence of Inspira. Sylphy RV dropped like flies when more owners and public knew it's nothing worth. Teana might end up the same anytime soon.

LD Jr,
The 20,000km service interval was applicable when Sylphy introduced in 2008 and early 2009. Later they followed Lancer at 60,000km service interval.
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So base on the theory of sauce for the goose also for the gander, European would lie about their car safety (Euro NCAP not reliable) American would lie about their car (NHTSA not reliable), so which crash test is reliable then ? Do you worked in J-NCAP ? If not how do u assume their crash test not reliable ? How about many Nissan car had pass ANCAP (Australia) ?? Teana was available in Australia correct ? How on earth Teana to be sent to test in Euro NCAP & NHTSA if the car r not meant for their market ? U too had said Almera doesn't look like able to pass crash test initially base on the from beam look short, but when I show u US Versa Sedan which use the same chassis/body & pass US crash test u simply avoid to re mentioning it, why waste u time here, get a degree in automotive engineering & start up a independent crash test facility to prove ur point.

Nobody listen to u in AW, even the admin is making fun of ur comment, now come to LYF to repeat the same garbage comment.

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