QUOTE(SportyHandling @ Mar 26 2015, 07:47 PM)
Good to hear.
Just saw a Mazda 2 sedan in white in Kota Kinabalu earlier this week. Great looking car, very nice indeed. This is the first B-segment sedan that looks sporty, proportionate and nice at all angles.
Mazda is famous for their design studio for cars.Just saw a Mazda 2 sedan in white in Kota Kinabalu earlier this week. Great looking car, very nice indeed. This is the first B-segment sedan that looks sporty, proportionate and nice at all angles.
Honda is great for their thirst for new technology. The i-DCD hybrid system is one of them, which I was waiting for donkey months, but Honda Malaysia have yet to launch it.
Toyota is has a vast models of cars spawned through out its years and its reliability.
Nissan is famous for their motorsports.
Mitsubishi & Subaru, rally!
QUOTE(lil_flank @ Mar 26 2015, 09:05 PM)
Very detail explanation!
Was in your shoe too..
Initially my plan was to buy a Vios (both my families and all relatives drives a toyota) but Vios don't have VSC so plan to buy a 2nd hand Toyota camry since there are 9 family members and relatives driving it. All recommended me to buy it. But it doesn't excites me if I buy a 2nd hand toyota camry. Mayb becoz it is not a new car, the dasboard looks kinda old, VSC is only available on 2.4 high spec and my dad is also driving a toyota camry although I have to admit it is very spacious and comfortable.
So I plan to buy a Honda City. Test drive it and was very happy with it. Probably becoz I am driving an old proton saga which is 10+ years.
When I heard and saw the new Mazda 2, I instantly fall in love with it especially when they announce the price is below Rm90k and revealed the sedan. I am also a sedan guy, hehe.. The spec was almost full spec with a tempting price. I can find a dozen reasons that I should buy the mazda 2 instead of the Honda city. The only thing that bothers me is the cabin space and boot space since I have a 1 year old baby. I need to put a baby car seat. When I heard the Mazda 2 hb has reached my nearest Mazda showroom, I quickly ask my friends who is taller than me to join me to test drive. When I saw the car, it was love in 1st sight. I like the kudo design and sporty 16in rim very much. When I sat in the driver seat, the dashboard looks like merc C class + BMW 3 series, haha.. The HUD, touch panel, turning knob near the handbrake, fine red lining stitch on the leather seat and dashboard looks very cool! I also agree the mazda 2 is more fun to drive. When I ask feedback from my friend sitting at the back, they say the legroom is very cramp. Their head almost hit the back windscreen when I drove pass the speeding hump. They are 175cm and 180cm tall. When they sat at the driver seat and adjusted the seat, my legroom only have 1cm clearance. I am 165cm seat. I may have difficulty in installing the baby car seat because it need to face the back. Sometimes I also need to bring 2-3 passengers.
So in the end, I choose the Honda City. So far, so good..
But prefer the Mazda 2 sedan Red soul if I haven't have kids yet. Envy u la Ricot!
Recently my wife just told me she is pregnant, so luckily I didnt choose the Mazda 2 for my case..
Yes, I categorised Mazda 2 as driver-centric car, very much is for a person is still single when the car is bought, it is a fun car to drive, the ergonomics of the car is catered for a driver with one passenger, like a coupe, only with 4 doors. The rear passengers will feel cramp a bit, unless the rear passenger sit in unusual to Malaysian upright sitting posture for more moving space. Fitting two baby car seats shouldn't be a problem since Europeans do use them in this car, as well as Polo. So why not? The only possible issue is the rear boot space for 2 baby pram/stroller.Was in your shoe too..
Initially my plan was to buy a Vios (both my families and all relatives drives a toyota) but Vios don't have VSC so plan to buy a 2nd hand Toyota camry since there are 9 family members and relatives driving it. All recommended me to buy it. But it doesn't excites me if I buy a 2nd hand toyota camry. Mayb becoz it is not a new car, the dasboard looks kinda old, VSC is only available on 2.4 high spec and my dad is also driving a toyota camry although I have to admit it is very spacious and comfortable.
So I plan to buy a Honda City. Test drive it and was very happy with it. Probably becoz I am driving an old proton saga which is 10+ years.
When I heard and saw the new Mazda 2, I instantly fall in love with it especially when they announce the price is below Rm90k and revealed the sedan. I am also a sedan guy, hehe.. The spec was almost full spec with a tempting price. I can find a dozen reasons that I should buy the mazda 2 instead of the Honda city. The only thing that bothers me is the cabin space and boot space since I have a 1 year old baby. I need to put a baby car seat. When I heard the Mazda 2 hb has reached my nearest Mazda showroom, I quickly ask my friends who is taller than me to join me to test drive. When I saw the car, it was love in 1st sight. I like the kudo design and sporty 16in rim very much. When I sat in the driver seat, the dashboard looks like merc C class + BMW 3 series, haha.. The HUD, touch panel, turning knob near the handbrake, fine red lining stitch on the leather seat and dashboard looks very cool! I also agree the mazda 2 is more fun to drive. When I ask feedback from my friend sitting at the back, they say the legroom is very cramp. Their head almost hit the back windscreen when I drove pass the speeding hump. They are 175cm and 180cm tall. When they sat at the driver seat and adjusted the seat, my legroom only have 1cm clearance. I am 165cm seat. I may have difficulty in installing the baby car seat because it need to face the back. Sometimes I also need to bring 2-3 passengers.
So in the end, I choose the Honda City. So far, so good..
But prefer the Mazda 2 sedan Red soul if I haven't have kids yet. Envy u la Ricot!
Recently my wife just told me she is pregnant, so luckily I didnt choose the Mazda 2 for my case..
Honda City is a passenger-centric car, suitable for a young family with 2 or 3 young children, as the time passby, the children will grow up and take up adult size sitting area. The City is spacious, no doubt, wins hands down.
It all boils down to what best suits your situation and needs. There is no need for negative feelings since getting the right tools for the right job is always the best move and important decision, no need to envy nor regret. Glad you got a car which will serves your family well.
Mar 26 2015, 11:12 PM

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