The meter on speedometer is designed to be slightly faster ~10% than the actual speed on purpose, for safety reasons.. changing your rims/tyres may change your tyres' circumferences, hence changing the accuracy as well.

Not sure about Malaysia, need to check with local car expert.. but in the UK & European countries, yes.. the speedometer should read between the actual speed to 110% of actual speed +6.25mph..

http://www.thecarexpert.co.uk/how-accurate...ar-speedometer/

I'm sure most cars in Malaysia follow that as well, especially european cars.. at least speedometer on my malaysian made car is about ~5% faster, and german made car ~10% faster, when checked with GPS

Mm.. I never said must show 10%. I initially said ~10%..
"~" means around or more-or-less..

Back to the point.. most cars speedometer read ~5-10% faster..

Back to the topic.. suprima is a good looking car with many features

this car seems to be focused on european / aussie market... not for ours la... they rather sell cheap cheap to those westerners also dont give a shit on local market

The price of the Proton Preve has been slashed to $15,990 driveaway, making it one of the cheapest small cars on the market.

Originally priced at $18,990 driveaway, the $3000 price cut represents a 16 per cent saving on the five-speed manual Preve. The automatic CVT-equipped Preve is now also $3000 cheaper, down from $20,990 to $17,990 driveaway.

Proton Cars Australia claims the new pricing makes the Preve “Australia’s most affordable car”. While the Chinese-built Chery J3 is technically Australia’s cheapest small car at $12,990 driveaway, Proton says the Preve’s standard five-year warranty, capped-price servicing and free roadside assistance offer makes it more affordable to own.

The pricing offer sees the removal of Proton’s free servicing offer for the Preve, however. Under the company’s capped-price servicing offer, it costs $1500 to service a Preve manual for five years or 75,000km and $1600 to service a Preve CVT – effectively cutting the price saving in half.

In our review of the Proton Preve in May, we suggested the car should be priced “at least $4000 cheaper” – an opinion that appears to have resonated within Proton Cars Australia HQ.

Proton says the special pricing offer applies to Preve vehicles ordered and delivered before December 31 or while stock lasts.

Yep.. U have a point.. Compared to other manufacturers theres nothing special actually.. But when compared to other proton models, it is a huge improvement..

Its just my view may be total opposite than others

If like this... All malaysian should not gip face to proton... Dont buy it... Let it drop n revise it price further to say 60k

Lu tengok betul2 dulu lah macha:

but still.. the price 

can proton stop coming out with these dungu names?

unker, with that passive/active safety features, do u think its worth it? ur personal opinions la unker, compare with your experiences with various high end car.. 

vios kosong lah unker.. itu lagi lah tin milo..

if compare rv, even merc/bmw oso kalah with toyota lah unker.. 

hahaha! i'm much younger than you! 

anyway.
this suprima safety is much better than over priced forte/elantra/civic i reckon.
seriously considering to swap this with my 2 doors hatchback.

time to change! 

unker, why you drive kereta terbang?

Just test driven
Overall I am satisfied with the car.
The sound system is great.
The car can accelerate and decelerate well too.
The interior is not bad.
Leather seats is really comfortable.

The auto light works
Last but not least nvh is still acceptable.

Overall I give it 7/10

Even u give me drive bmw or mercedes
I won't give 9/10
Haha

The most I give 8/10

lol interesting comment on youtube

bcz at there users are more anonymous
and less likely kena banhammer.

btw my father suddenly say f*** japanese celup
now suddenly wan buy suprima after test driving yest with me

He say he bosan using Ford.
And he likes the "turbo" and the safety features.
He say other brand knn only give 2 airbags.