QUOTE(keropi88 @ Jan 19 2016, 12:04 AM)
hi guys ... im planning to get a Mazda 3 sedan CKD highest spec .. went to the showroom near my house but they said 2015 version has moved away waiting for the 2016 ... may i ask a few things ..
1. 2016 version , anything different ??
2. the climate control ... is it 3 knob style or 2 knob with digital number at the center ? i checked many photos it shows 3 knob, but the mazda 3 malaysia website shows digital w/ 2 knobs ...
3. is the HUD useful ? except from speed and GPS direction, what else they display ? lane departure warning ?
4. how much is a full tank RON 95 / 97 ?
5 checked many review, some ppl say the so called knock knock sound .. whats that ?
6. while driving ,is this car noisy inside ?
1. AFAIK the 2016 M3 if anything like USA it's the same design wise, but rear view camera is standard now among all variants plus a lot more other features previously only available to high spec at lower prices. Read somewhere that they redesigned the seats and somehow the perforated seats can absorb more road noise. Improved torque and fuel economy. No new colours. Paul Tan mentions that diesel variants are being brought in also, not sure if the M3 will be one of them. Again, don't take my word for it. I haven't got my car yet, wonder if I can wait a bit for the new 2016 model. Also, certain countries are already offering 3 years UNLIMITED MILEAGE across all Mazda models. If they do, 2015 models are eligible

2. The climate control for 2015 CKD is the 3 knobs one.
3. HUD is useful in a sense that it's in your passive view while you drive, very convenient as you don't have to glance down to check your speed. Lane departure warning is at the side mirror if not mistaken.
4. Full tank should be about RM80~RM90 give or take. You can check out the fuelly's scattered around in this thread. That's what I did, haha.
5. The knock knock sound is due to one/two parts in the car that can be replaced, not all models affected, for some replacing parts solved their problem, but some are still persistant. However not a safety issue although still very annoying, but that's what music is for!
6.I imagine the road noise to be at Vios level. Driving at 140km/h can just hear the radio barely at it's original volume while driving at 90km/h.
All this is based on what I read, not my personal experience, so results may wary