oooh... 2.37% is good... mind to share which bank is that?

wow, i hope i wont hv to wait for months to get my car...

will there be 2.0 for the test drive?

1st time owning a new car here... how long should the break-in last? and mind sharing how u break-in ur car?

ic ic... thanks for the advice... but i also heard that one should floor the pedal to break-in a new car... totally opposite... that's why i am confused...

one thing that is consistent in all the info i hv read so far, is no cruising on highway at a constant speed (sigh... was planning to drive to KL with the car.)

here's another piece bout this topic
http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/how-t...ak-in-a-new-car

this piece
http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm
however claim that we should floored the pedal... of course not at a constant speed and gear. he suggested to accelerate n decelerate, for each 2nd gear till 4th gear.

i think the main question here is, is the engine a newly assembled engine? i think if it is a newly assembled engine, maybe the flooring method is correct? while for new car, like some articles mention, the engine hv been broken-in by the manufacturer b4 being put into the car, and thus babying it is the correct way to break it in?

this is my theory... any opinions?

US and Aussie cerato is using GDI engine... so i am wondering will it affect the fuel consumption? GDI suppose to save more fuel right?

this came as no surprise to me. recent report has shown that M'sia is one of the countries with the highest household debt if not the highest. sooner or later, some measures nd to be taken to lower down the number. but i think these rules can only do so much, as the price of house, cars and everyday expenses keep going up, while the income of the citizens do not increase in the same proportion.