Hi Kenny,

does install 3rd party proximity sensor void the car warranty in this case?

It should not as it is a standalone system with its own display. It's like installing a dash cam for video recording.

Yes its really worth it. A fantastic deal!

2016 already 19k mileage?

check the car inside out, left and right up and down

94k HS is damn worth it, and m3 is relatively problem free

ya the owner allowed me to take his car to workshop full checking. Btw, any recommended work shop?

Test drive the car and take it to as high speed as you dare. Test all the electronic functions to make sure they are working. Check the body for dents and make sure nothing has been resprayed. Check the service record and confirm that warranty is still valid. If everything checks outs there is no reason not to buy it.

already tested it, feel new and nice, so far i cross the speed bump no "kruk or krek" sound, the services warranty record is up to date. now just im worry got kena flood or not.

you guys have any different bank hirepurchase agent contacts who can help me to apply loan and do all the transfer handling? now i got public bank offer 7 years 3.54% 8 years 3.84 interest rate. newbie here

This post has been edited by patricktwt88: Sep 5 2016, 10:15 AM

There is no need to spend money on agent. You already know there is nothing difficult to apply for loan. The other thing need to be done is Puspakom inspection. This is usually the responsibility of the owner but if you are doing on his behalf nothing difficult also. Make an appointment online and take a half day off. If the tint doesn't comply better tear it out first to avoid a fail. Ownership transfer is very simple if both of you can go to JPJ together. The owner's insurance and road tax are cancelled upon transfer so you need to buy insurance for the car first so you can buy your road tax on the spot. Runner can't help you transfer ownership as biometric of buyer and seller must be taken at JPJ counter so don't waste your money.

This post has been edited by Ginny88: Sep 5 2016, 11:11 AM

To answer my own post, got the battery changed for free today. First battery change during warranty period is free. There is also another 1 year warranty on top of the new battery. Don't need appointment, just drive the car in and wait 1-2 hrs.

Thanks for the sharing bro

Hi guys,

Im newbie here and just got my car last week...just wanted to check is anyone here tried on the wifi connection? I tried on mine and basically i dun c that it can be used to check email and so on and basically jus connect but nth can be used...who encounter this issue ya...as i using my iphone as wifi hotspot...

Hope to hear from all the sifu sifu here

Thanks ya

Nice, shall update this.

How did you know your battery is weak? Did your i-stop give any indication?

You will see a notification on the mzd saying I stop got problem

is it the battery warranty also is 3 years like the car?

1st battery change can claim from sc for free, then you have 1 year warranty from the battery manufacture, basically after the 1st battery claim from sc then you're on your own since battery hardly fail in a year

Guys, our M3 having long bonnet/ front overhang hence making tight spot maneuvering a little tricky.

if lets say we are driving into parking (head in) , would SCBS kick in when we are a little too near to the wall or car beside??

hmm but the system does need to tap battery power right? wiring direct to battery and ground? or just plug into +12V ciggy?