QUOTE(budak minyak @ Mar 31 2014, 02:02 AM)
Is it really true Preve FC is that bad? Some people say for city driving, stuck in jem, Preve soft turbo will drink your fuel like crazy. The FC for Preve in city around 9-10km/litre. Is it true? If yes than its a heavy drinker la.
And based from what I read above, some guy just bought Preve over City and he said the light cannot be turned on the first night he brought home the car. Man that's really bad experience, thinking of u buying a new car with your hard earned money, and only finds out the car got major/minor issues even only after out from showroom.
It's not 'that bad', it's similar to other 2.0 cars in its segment. Take note that it's unfair to compare a C segment car to a B segment car. But if you are 90% city driver, then Preve (especially CFE) is not the car for you

Err, one guy who had an unfortunate experience, against thousand others who didn't. I think this is like the unreasonable fear of taking MAS after the MH370 incidents

What you can expect initially are some rattlings, although they all can be fixed at service center. Nothing major. That's why it is important to check everything before you sign the receive of car from your SA, not only for Proton but to any car you purchase, be it Toyota or Honda. Speaking of Toyota, Vios is more fuel savvy than a City, so if your priority is FC, then I believe Vios is more suitable.
What you can get with Preve is, the power, acceleration, handling, safety, space. Comfort and looks are subjective, so it's up to individual