(2) Did you put the stalk into the "AUTO" position?
http://s1.paultan.org/image/DSC_0157b5.jpg

Try this, just in case it was some connection problem. Move the stalk up, toward mist. Then down until fast speed. Then up until mist. Then test at AUTO if it works or not. If not, the SC is where you must go

Well, Preve Premium in 2015 will have new HU. Supposedly will use Garmin GPS.

"Reverse Camera Input" that means the head unit supports and has connection for reverse camera. But you need to install it outside

White Preve Premium is definitely out of stock. All of them go to PDRM for their Preve patrol cars.

About RM330

Logout & login into FB. The directly click this link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/preveownersclub/

I can access it. Though last night, all FB was slow for me.

It is Preve the low quality one. I've never heard Suprima gear knob giving problems. Some members bought Suprima gear knob at Proton Parts Glenmarie, and installed it in their Preve.

If you can get loan approved for Preve, you can get loan approved for City. Why not go for that. You are not really "forced" to buy Preve due to price. In fact in Suprima club (FB) there was one guy whose loan was approved for City, but not Suprima. Loan for non-natioanal cars also have lower interest.

Because of this:

If you are going to keep bringing up the "forced to buy Proton" it is better if you buy the City. It is easier to get loan approved for City. There are many loan defaulters in national cars compared to non-national cars. Loan for national cars are considered more risky (for banks) thus the higher interest and lower approval rate.

From Iriz, Preve & Suprima FB. There are a few guys who work with hire purchase loans. Approval rate of loans from Proton loans of RM60k and above is only 50%.

As I said, there was one guy in Suprima FB who had his loan for City V spec approved. Whilst his loan for Suprima was pending. The bank requested many documents, basically making it hard to approve the loan, short of getting a guarantor. His loan for the City on the other hand was a breeze. Give all the usual documents, in 1 week his loan was approved.

Because the percentage of defaulter is higher for national cars. Banks do it based on the historical data. They don't do it out of the blue. It makes sense when you consider those who buy Kancil, Viva, Myvi, Saga etc. Many of the defaulters are fresh grads just gotten a job. Those who have worked for some while, have a stable income tend to go for non-national cars (upgrading from their national cars), hence their default rate is lower.

The banks do view national cars as more risky compared to non national cars. That's why you get loan easily approved for City instead of Suprima, which happened to the same person.

RM70k loan for a Proton not approved. RM82K loan for a Honda approved. Although different banks.... well, you can make your own conclusions.

I'd say the GPS is very good

http://www.kenwood.com/my/car/visual_navigation/dnx5350bt/

http://www.lelong.com.my/kenwood-ddx5035bt...7-01-Sale-I.htm

Waze is good for showing traffic. But the navigation prompts, ease of use and clarity is inferior to Garmin's. If you travel to places where there's no broadband coverage often, offline gps also makes sense. I'm more inclined to use Garmin routing & guidance, with Waze running in the background prompting for police, accidents etc.

BTW, I am a Royalty Wazer.

And If you are worried about privacy, you might not want to use waze. This is my editable areas, which means areas where I've travelled with Waze. If you are worried about waze having your personal data like this, don't use it.

HERE is NAVTEQ map, i.e. Garmin CN NT map. I already have a Garmin Nuvi 3592, so I already have it.