QUOTE(grivhuey @ Mar 11 2014, 09:43 PM)
Hmm, for my side, i am happy with my non-turbo so far as i am more into fuel saving. oucch.. but to be honest, have to b careful in using a proton as its not really good for a rough usage.
I just spoil my front light adjuster with a slightly sharp screw driver. i am not aware that they are using a rubber screw hole as i am dong that at night. Well i was a bit harsh to my car tat time T,T . So, U have to care ur proton like a baby as u like how u take care of the milo tin body. than u can be a happy owner like me.. with my grief toward my headlight T,T
I had my advise from an engineer in peugeot who is loyal to proton ever since he bought a car. Proton could be the best affordable car as long as u are using the original part. Once china part come in, the car can be die after few years for some trouble lead by the replicate part.
ha..no worries. i'm a rough driver too! I just spoil my front light adjuster with a slightly sharp screw driver. i am not aware that they are using a rubber screw hole as i am dong that at night. Well i was a bit harsh to my car tat time T,T . So, U have to care ur proton like a baby as u like how u take care of the milo tin body. than u can be a happy owner like me.. with my grief toward my headlight T,T
I had my advise from an engineer in peugeot who is loyal to proton ever since he bought a car. Proton could be the best affordable car as long as u are using the original part. Once china part come in, the car can be die after few years for some trouble lead by the replicate part.
btw, mengsuan more rougher, hit curb, windshield crack, insulation leaked on undercarriage, rim hit, hit bumps
joking bro mengsuan..
Mar 11 2014, 10:01 PM

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