QUOTE(pizzy @ Apr 12 2015, 02:41 PM)
putting lube fluid onto brakes (itself a friction item) is suicide.LYN The All-New Mazda 2 SKYACTIV V2, Kodo Soul of Motion - ZOOM ZOOM
LYN The All-New Mazda 2 SKYACTIV V2, Kodo Soul of Motion - ZOOM ZOOM
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Apr 14 2015, 12:57 PM
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QUOTE(RicoT @ Apr 14 2015, 10:55 AM) I do own 2 City, '04 and '06, the 04 City changed gearbox, and replaced more stuff than my 06 City. To sell it now, seems like not worth it to let go, hence selling my 06 City instead. But, 04 City has better fitting and NVH insulation than 06 facelift version. i believe so long the cvt fluid change periodically and you not racing the car like playing around the shifters (if your car comes with it like inspira or preve or older idsi citys) cvt box should be lasting for quite some time. Yea i do personally skeptical on cvt box as my feeling on the wear and tear on the steel belt and pully would have been really intense (imagine the belt and pulley always grind on each other all the time compared to gears which take turns as the gears are shifting), of coz you won't see anything obvious before your car odo clocks 100k and above. hence my personal take is take auto box if you wanna drive the car for long long time and cvt if you are a gentle driver. it's just my 2 cents though.The new torque convertor type CVT used by Honda is proven technology, used in Nissan Xtronic CVT, Toyota eCVT. The older Honda clutch type CVT is no longer used. Only problem with torque convertor is loss of power, the latest City doesn't accelerate faster than older clutch CVT City. |
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Apr 14 2015, 11:21 PM
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QUOTE(RicoT @ Apr 14 2015, 05:59 PM) Honda did say the CVT belt is lifetime guaranteed. lifetime guaranteed is misleading, so far the definition of "lifetime" i knew is 10 yrs which defined by proton. They offer "lifetime" warranty on the 4 parts on power window (with T&C ofcoz). Their lifetime in this sense is lifetime of the car which is 10 yrs. not sure about Honda though. i remember proton CVT box tested up to 250k km without any issue (probably they just set it on a rig and let it run 60kph non stop without considering real life situation.... hehe....)So to them and the belt manufacturer, they can claim a new one, fit it in, refurbish the whole gearbox, and sell as new spare parts. To us, we have to pay for the CVT gearbox replacement. Compression ratio might be lowered for turbocharged Skyactiv-G. Else, the whole top will explode, or run on RON100+ fuel only. yea, agree, some tiny puny stuff but we got charged kao kao, and this is what we called business. |
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Apr 15 2015, 02:08 PM
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fellas, i found something about B segment comparison, it's Aussie site though.
http://www.carsguide.com.au/car-reviews/20...52#.VS4AA5OzuuY |
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May 7 2015, 10:02 AM
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i thought it's 3 years free service? but if they did print out the parts price, please share to us.... i guess many people are interested on mazda's service bill (i'm one of it)
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May 8 2015, 12:09 AM
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QUOTE(t3chn0m4nc3r @ May 7 2015, 01:19 PM) SA will not have such info and probably clueless else can ask Jim.Tan share info. i try to poke the SA on this matter as well, yep, like you said, they know nothing, since the brancj i visited is 3S, i also tell them to check with the SC portion, and the answer is like what you said... no answer.... You can try pressure SC though. But they may not have the price list as well cuz still new and nobody replace anything yet. i do found a page comparing the B segment hatch(Aussie site though but it serve as a good reference), if it's true, then Mazda 2 is a bit up scale in terms of maintenance. See below: http://www.carsguide.com.au/car-reviews/20...52#.VUuOM5OzuuY |
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May 8 2015, 11:16 AM
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QUOTE(ssyycc @ May 8 2015, 11:09 AM) When we made the choice, we believe that our decision is correct, and we believe this car suit our style and taste. We also know that it is costlier to maintain, but so does many nice cars in the market. I would say that the maintenance cost shall not be a major consideration when someone can afford and really like the car. agree... most people always miss out this item when buying a car, in the end they make a hoo haa out of it....If he/she can't really afford, then better go for more common car. |
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QUOTE(Jim.tan @ May 8 2015, 04:21 PM) Uhh the 8th/10th/11th Service Maintenace Schdule - worthy service pricing! any idea on the ATF service cost Jim?70,000 Mileage - RM239.95 (Exlcude GST on Parts) Which consist of Engine Oil RM136 (Semi) Oil Filter RM34.90 Packing RM2.25 Windscreen Washer RM3.20 Labour RM60.00 GST Labour RM3.60 9th Mainteance (80,000KM) Normal Service + Cabin Air Filter RM92 Fuel Filter RM35.80 Brake Fluid RM31.80 Battery RM720.80 Wiper Blade RM245.70 Brake Pad Rear RM351.70 Brake Pad Front RM360 Labour RM216 Total for Major is RM2343.11 |
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QUOTE(t3chn0m4nc3r @ May 12 2015, 04:14 PM) not about NA or turbo, is the collant temperature. if the coolant too hot it has to be cool down to a suitable temperature, i think is meant for protection. I heard proton cars will have such symptom as well (my friend drive his persona up hill and the fan still kick on after he switch off engine) |
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May 13 2015, 01:44 PM
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May 21 2015, 10:39 AM
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QUOTE(SIEWBAO @ May 21 2015, 10:05 AM) My SA keep telling me there will be no Raya promotion... eventhou I say I wan entitled "if" there is any. hardly will be raya promo, as the car is selling like hot cake over here, and i do believe Bermaz didn't take in many stocks from Thailand as well.... (judging by the waiting time is not short due to lotsa documentation process once the car dock the port), it's kinda interest me if Bermaz wanna CKD this Mazda 2, though there won't be a huge price difference (since currently is thai made) but they will enjoy EEV incentive and probably the saving will be reflected in the car selling price, imagine a mazda 2 full spec selling for around 80K region all inclusive. Easily kill other B seg cars. |
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QUOTE(dares @ May 28 2015, 02:50 AM) If and only if the Mazda2 sales overwhelms the thai production lines. And even then, don't expect a massive price drop like Mazda3 CKD, as cars imported from thai are already subjected to lower taxes due to AFTA (Mazda3 CBU was from Japan, which is not part of AFTA). agree.... unless mazda 2 sell like vios else Bermaz not even bother to make it CKD over here.... exactly like what you said, no cost saving for bermaz and buyer.The old Mazda2 was never CKD-ed here. |
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QUOTE(ssyycc @ Jun 3 2015, 10:26 AM) I think honda and toyota got volume , so can promo a bit. but mazda volume not enough, i don't think can get much discount. Bermaz wanna make money... i personally don't think they really aiming for market share (this is bad for us because if they wanna fight for market share they gonna go into lotsa promos).usually people buy mazda cars are passionate drivers. for those who lookig for RV & branding, T&H is the answer. For people who look for passion, Mazda is good. |
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QUOTE(zaqre @ Oct 1 2015, 10:51 AM) yup, front is ok for me. agree with you bro, mazda is more to a driver's car, they give the driver passion and joy of driving, but for passenger, is the other way round. family oriented and having the budget around 80 - 90k, honda city. young blood hot shot, mazda 2. But not sure about you, you better test the car yourself just curious why the rear seat is so important to you? if you didn't use it as family car, then it should not be a problem but if you are going to use it as your family car, this M2 is definitely not a good choice. |
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