Yesterday just renew car insurance and noticed my car market value drops more than 30% after 1 year purchased...

the good side is the premium also become cheaper

That, and there's also the fact that we have people who a) had an actual bad experience with their car which was either due to a manufacturing defect or quality control or poor maintenance and b) people who don't actually own a plotong but say that it's the worst in everything except the air-cond etc cause their auntie said so, and c) people who have/had an old plotong but keep repeatedly complaining about problems which may have already been solved in the new generation of vehicles.

To be honest though, I'm not sure about the body roll cause I personally feel that mine leans a bit too much during cornering. Then again replacement parts that I got for my Persona are mostly by OE manufacturers, like the shock absorbers which are made by Kayaba, plus there's also the fact that I got my Persona second hand and didn't actually replace all of the suspension wear and tear parts. Oh, and I also have not actually driven a new Persona before, so I don't know what should I really be expecting.

I think all Personas come with a front and rear anti-roll bar by default. I've got a front strut bar, rear strut and larger rear anti roll bar as well.

Well, I do actually agree that the Persona can handle corners pretty well. Whilst I don't like the amount of roll my Persona has, it sticks onto the road at most of the corners I've thrown it at so far, and this is just with the shitty Kumho KH17 tyres.

I think you mean front strut bar. All Personas come with front anti-roll bar, but only those that came after SV was launched came with stock front strut bars.
Refer to my reply above.

antiroll bars are under the car la 

Just changed silicon steering bush today, handling very good (maybe due to the old bush faulty).

YONEX?

Tried once with my Plotong Shawie, was nice initially. After 2 years the sides started to peel and become very sticky. I recon should rewrap it, but become very lazy. In the end, change steering Now, changing car liao

today i just change my tyre toyo nanoenergy rm175 inclusive of gst. feeling great after few KM of driving.

hi, my persona just recently involve in accident early september.
i just get back my car yesterday. i notice the clock at speedometer is not accurate. can you advise how i can set the clock at speedometer?

Just try and error and manage to set the clock.
Well accident because the other car dont stop at red light while i was green.
Shit do happen though but we both drivers were not injured, that most important. Claim the other car insurance.

i also duno.but some members here stock battery last them 2 years+

I recently switched to Yokohama Advan DBs 195/60 and have done about 200km or less on them. At speeds below 60KM/H on smooth/good condition roads it isn't much quieter than my last tyres, but the tyre noise remains just as low even over 140KM/H. The harshness of driving over rough roads is also dampened quite significantly by the Advan DBs.

As for the shop I bought it from, unfortunately it wasn't as I was expecting it to be. I feel kinda disappointed cause I was expecting more based on the reviews that were given by many of its customers. I had the balancing (off and on car) of the front* tyres re-done at my favourite shop at Old Klang Road (Kee Hin) for lower than what that shop wanted. It was as if I was buying all four tyres from Kee Hin. *Luckily there is still a saving grace for the shop, i.e. the people running the business are very friendly and sociable. I'd probably still return to buy tyres from them if I am buying anything other than Michelins, but I'd probably skip the alignment process and bring it elsewhere since it isn't provided for free, and since I've already got a tyre shop I can trust to do the alignment to my liking.

P/S: Would be using Michelin PS3s if not for the fact that 195/55R15 tyres doesn't look nice at all on Personas that haven't been lowered.

Next tyres upgrade would probably be after I change to 16" rims, or maybe 195/55R15 tyres if I lower my car.

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260 per piece, not including GST. Free balancing only.

My Persona's first tyres (which I assume came with the car when it was new) was the Continental CC-1. When I got the car the tyres was over 60% worn, more than 4 years old (6 years old by the time they finally got replaced). It wasn't good of course, but looking back at how I used to drive the car when I first got it, it's actually better than the Kumho Solus KH17s I recently dumped for the Advan DBs.

The Kumhos only have 17,000KM or so of wear, are only about 3 years old, but the wet grip is just terrible now. I've had quite a fair amount of "fun" with the Kumhos with all the tyre locks when braking, tyre slip from accelerating from a standstill to get out of a junction quickly and all when they were less worn in the rain. It's too much to bear now though with the last two incidents where I lost front grip for both occasions and nearly crashed into the wall of a tunnel, and the latest one which I nearly clipped the front of a Golf on the left lane after the tyres decided that it'd be funny to let go midway.

My Cibaistone M5 also very gooding. On dry, go konar at 60kph got squeeling sound like run over a tupai lidat. On wet hor, wah! Feel so good, like gliding forward no need petrol also the car can move lidat. Best part is, its 2012 tayar still got 99% thread. Ayam thinking hor, these tayar probably will outlast mai kar