I read somewhere that u must step on the brake pedal for 3 seconds to activate it.

Which part? Dashboard?

dash board, leather seat, gear lever look so cheap... even my 10 year old waja look so much better... dissapointed...

however, seem like so much space...

dash board, leather seat, gear lever look so cheap... even my 10 year old waja look so much better... dissapointed...

however, seem like so much space...

You can find similar leather in a Beemer 

u sure the leather is similar to a Beemers?

Yeap, soft leather without texture. It's pretty common in more refined cars

But I still wonder how does it work.. If you are stopped at a hill chances are u are already stepping the brake pedal longer than that. So hill assist will still function?

Because my experience with VW cars is that they have auto-hold feature, which I can let go of the brake pedal without engaging hand break when I am on a hill, then to activate the hill assist on the VW I would have to press the brake pedal harder until it gets "sucked/vacummed" in, thats the sign that hill assist is activated..

I presume that the Suprima S does not have the auto-hold feature?

Hill assist works like this.

On a slope, you press on a the brake to hold the car.

The line moves, you lift off the brake to press the throttle. Without hill assist, the car will roll backwards in between the time you move your foot from the brakes to the throttle.

With hill assist, the brakes will hold the car for 2-3 seconds AFTER you have lift off the brake pedal, and will release the brake when you press on the throttle.

Now I understand, but I dont see the need of a hill assist on an automatic cars as usually they dont roll back. The ones that rolls back is manual and DSG/dual clutch transmission.. Proton's CVT works that way too?

Now I understand, but I dont see the need of a hill assist on an automatic cars as usually they dont roll back. The ones that rolls back is manual and DSG/dual clutch transmission.. Proton's CVT works that way too?

The Preve/Suprima's CVT is similiar to DSG in that it also use a clutch. As you probably understand, like a manual car, while waiting for the clutch to close the car will roll backwards.

Auto cars that won't roll backwards use torque converters instead of clutch. For example, the Inspira uses CVT, but uses a torque converter.

u sure the leather is similar to a Beemers?

What degree of hill slope that can activate hill assist? 15 degrees and above?

You can find similar leather in a Beemer 

So beemer looks cheap than his waja..lol

Wah your siggy....

Haha..too big huh?..
Uploaded by phone...i'll fix it..

no la...it is nice....

That's after amendment...
Before that too big..haha