If you have S+ button, your car definitely comes with Li-Ion battery as NiMH battery can't churn out such power to be used in S+.

Nope, not really. I don't have SC/Turbo also I don't go back to Honda. Rather pay slightly more for better oil and service attention outside than Honda. Most of these service centers are like factory robots, can't understand that different drivers have different requirements and driving style, hence oil/parts servicing has to be different too. And the paling benci part is that they always put the warranty on the table if we don't service from them...

Not available... just click on the buttons when u start the car.

Really? This i gotta go check out, even after owning the car for 2 years.
Any pics of that menu settings? Thanks

You are correct, it is available, hidden among the settings...
Still won't set it though, need to default to Sports instead (which does not exist)


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Which CRZ club that you have applied for?
If it is COCM, page ilyas_jamal....

The only lady driver i know is my colleague's wife, who is now 56 and drives the CRZ to market... apparent good bootspace...

For me, it is a no for both questions...
I got it just for its driveability, looks and plenty of aftermarket parts.

520km per tank, isn't that good fuel consumption?

From the time the warning light appears, there are still roughly 15L of petrol in the tank, which can get you an additional 100km easily if you are light on your right foot. Myself and some folks have travelled some distance too when the Range is at zero, meaning we never really fully use up the capacity of the tank in the car. Furthermore, i fill up to the neck of the petrol tank as well, which means i do have additional fuel there.....

Distance traveled per tank is not an accurate mileage comparison as different people fuel up the tank differently. Check the Average Fuel Consumption figures in your Info meter, i find that relatively accurate especially when your tank is near empty. What I normally do, is that I will note the amount of petrol pumped when my tank is empty, usually about 37-42L, and also note the no of KMs travelled... and divide KM/Liters. This shows how much KMs that you have traveled for that amount that you have pumped, and it is very close with the Average Fuel Consumption that is being displayed in your car.

Hahaha.... a lot of folks when changing from Proton to a Jap car, have this issue. Even my sis-in-law have the same question, she actually drove the car for 1 year before realizing her mistake after asking me.

Blue LED is for ambient lighting during driving, most new cars have them. The one with the holes are nothing, originally meant for bluetooth microphone, but our low spec CRZ does not come with it.

Very often on mine.... i switched it off, not concerned about pollution.

Hondata
Mine keeps coming up, i think mainly due to the EGR being blocked.

Using Torco SR-1 10W-30, just nice for me. 0W-20 is too light for my use, while Honda full synthetic is 5W-40, too heavy for my car (car bogs down). The Honda oil that have 10W-30 is a semi-syn blend, almost the same as Torco, but I'll still stick with Torco for now.
CRZ can be jump started, I did it on mine a few times when i go overseas. I jump start with my potato (SX4), and so far have not shortcircuited anything yet I think it is also mentioned in the CRZ manual on how to jump start the car (need to check).

Away for 2 weeks, but by the 11th day, my connex already buzzed me saying that my car battery is flat.

Oh shite dude...!! Is that your car?
Hope the damage is not extensive... What happened?

1 week its fine.... dont worry about it. Just make sure your IMA is charged as much as possible before leaving it.

Tampal sticker... if it gets worse, change bumper to tuner bumpers

Bigger = heavier rims, heavier tires, higher rolling resistance; but bigger contact patch (trade-off higher resistance), less tire wall flex during hard cornering.
In short, yes it will give better handling, but if you are those who are concerned on small FC changes, then stick to ori rims, as that is the best compromise the manufacturer can provide. As to how much the FC will drop, it all depends on your right foot.
I am running on 18" BTW, so 17" FC compromise is pretty small in my opinion. However, my rims are lightweight rims which helps tremendously on FC (among other things).
Cheers!

Just curious, did you get your car from a used-car dealer, or direct owner?