QUOTE(Azuma-kun @ Jul 25 2007, 05:48 PM)
It was a mistake. Proton's site a lot of mistake

So better go to showroom/dealer. Never ever trust that site

It's kinda sad to see so many mistakes especially on a "newly" developed site...
The previous was way easier to use and with less silly mistakes!
QUOTE(hypermount @ Jul 25 2007, 10:43 PM)
yes you even need to release throttle a bit when you feel it's gonna shift gears in Auto/D mode. That's what AMT for.
It's not like conventional auto for VERY LAZY drivers where you can press the pedal whole way down..no need any input from teh driver. That is Boring.
Didn't they give you some briefings before you venture out for the test drive?
You gotta give it another chance...Firstimers to AMT is like newbie drivers who can't drive a Stick shift car... I LOL'ed at the Auto transmission fanboys in L&N, there was a thread about this. Call themselves enthusiasts hehe.
Dun worry Crayonhuat, it wasn't personal and wasn;t directed to you.
No wonder it didn't sell that good.
Nobody seems to know how to drive one. Savvy is truly a driver's car

I guess Proton was too ambitious when they offered the AMT version gearbox...
Not everyone is familiar with how it works and in return will generate many negative comments towards the car...
I think it'll be safer to have chosen a 5 speed CVT gearbox instead...
However, that will make the Savvy less fun to drive and lose it's 'My 1st Lotus' tagline...