Going out as I type this to pick up my 1.3 Advance Bezza in Ocean Blue, will post videos and pictures in a short while.

High 5 ! i also picked ocean blue....still got 3 more days haihsssss

Congrats! Welcome to the club!

saw a truck of lorry carrying the ocean blue bezza...it is gorgeous!!

bro...im going to take my car around 2 or 3pm also...1.3 advance sugar brown...wish me luck!

I wonder wht sort of engine oil perodua is going to use for the first 2 5ks and the subsequent 10ks

5k first service is just checking only. actual service is at 10k. if not mistaken eo is 0-20w.

Elantra333 help to add this list on main page

All owner provide details to Elantra333 so that we know how many Bezza owners here

Name	State	Model	Color
Daniel20588	Penang	1.3 Advance	Glittering Silver

This post has been edited by daniel20588: Aug 3 2016, 11:11 AM

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Elantra333 help to add this list on main page

All owner provide details to Elantra333 so that we know how many Bezza owners here

Name	State	Model	Color
kewell787	KL	1.3 Advance	Ocean Blue

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Name	State	Model	Color
kewell787	KL	1.3 Advance	Ocean Blue

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a suggestion to update at front page on Bezza owner thread..

Check everything properly bro. Where you going to collect it at??

Car ready like on Monday but I didn't have time to go take till now

Steady steady, worth the wait.

Name	State	Model	Color
Briggs86	Sel	1.3 Advance	Sugar Brown

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Name State Model Color
Briggs86 Selangor 1.3 Advance Sugar Brown

This post has been edited by briggs86: Aug 3 2016, 11:30 AM

For those who collecting car, read this from shinchan's post.

You are obviously excited about the delivery of your new car, but WAIT! Many have paid a huge price for the resultant haste, and its best to take some necessary precautions before driving away in your new machine.

Team-BHP enlists all that you should check for as a part of the pre-delivery inspection:

Before Registration:
Check for any repair jobs / body damage; damage to some cars is inevitable in transit and most repair work is glaringly obvious.

Preparations:
Confirm: the date of delivery with your dealership. It is best to go there only after the car has been prepared and is ready. If you have a preference for a particular day / time (for auspicious reasons), inform the sales person.

Daylight: We recommend accepting delivery in broad daylight, since the dark can conceal a lot. You may also not get good service in the evening since dealership personnel are in a hurry to wrap the day up.

Documentation: Ascertain that you carry any required documentation with you. This may include forms, receipts etc.

Third Person: It’s always a good idea to take a relative / friend along for suggestions, observations and comments.

Memories: Take a camera along.

At the Showroom:
Be Courteous: Don’t bully around. It’s a nice happy moment and the sales staff is as excited as you are. Treat them with respect, and you will get better service.

Get a Demo - Part of the salesperson's job is to acquaint you with your new car's features and how each one operates. Ask him to demonstrate the car fully, and top to bottom, in order to understand how everything works on the vehicle.

Visit the Service Department: We recommend meeting the service manager and getting familiar with the service center facilities.

Final Inspection:
Check the car again: A lot could have happened between the pre-registration inspection and today. It’s best to walk around the car and ascertain that the car is super clean! Look for any signs of repair work / damage such as paint difference, dents etc. Even the interiors should be squeaky clean.
Check that all lights and electric accessories are working fine.
Confirm that all the accessories you ordered are fitted on the car.

Check that the spare wheel is fresh. And that all related tools (spanner, jack etc.) are present. Are there wheel locks? If so, ensure that the lug key is there in the car.

Misc : Wipers, floor matting, first-aid kit & hazard sign.
What is the mileage on your car? It should not be more than a 100 km (or in the whereabouts) for most brands.

Ensure that there is enough fuel in the car. At least to get you to the nearest petrol pump.

Somehow, most new cars are delivered with over-inflated tyres by the showroom. Check the tyre pressure and make the necessary adjustments.

Tally your car's registration number with the number plate. Dealers are known for their carelessness here. One BHPian was about to take delivery of his car with different numbers on the front & rear plates!

Documentation:
Read the paperwork! Don't take anybody's word for anything. Make sure all the blanks in the contract are filled in.
Invoice. (Check that the Chassis and Engine number of the car matches with the Invoice).

Sales certificate.
All payment receipts.
Registration book or temporary certificate (Some States). Is your name spelt correctly? Are the car chassis / engine number matching with the actual?

Insurance: Ensure that coverage is valid and active.
If u are transferring ur NCD, bring along ur cover note / endorsement.

Owners Manual.
Duplicate Keys.
Original warranty with all relevant dealership stamps.
Extended Warranty (If opted for).
Warranty of third party items such as battery, tyres etc.
Roadside assistance Contact details.
Business cards of dealership and service personnel.
Say Thanks to everyone and leave!



For those who collecting car, read this from shinchan's post.

Realli? Nothing done at the 1st 5ks? I read even myvis gt their oil change (engine oil n atf) at the 1st 5k.

3 more days till my ocean blue arrives as well ..

yes, now most new car did like that...
i m not sure new myvi but 2015 sept honda jazz and my fren 2016 march Axia,

both are look look see see only at 5k / 1k ， first engine oil change happen on 10k.

Hmm i wonder if this is realli safe..i mean i knw hw advance engine oils r now ..n hw well engines r made nowadays ..but 1st oil change only after 10k?

Yes, even the new Honda City 2014 is like that. The 1st service, at 1,000km is just for general inspection. Nothing else. The next service, at 10,000km then only they do the normal service maintenance i.e. change engine oil, etc.

yes. read below which i copy and paste here. For reference only, might not be applicable for bezza


Shall we insist change engine oil on 1k service?

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QUOTE(Thrust @ Jun 9 2014, 10:17 PM)

Let me help you guys know more about cars and engine oil. The reason why SC insisted on not changing the oil is because there's a reason to it. All new Honda cars are filled with a special type of engine oil from the factory. Its different from those sold in the market or SC. This type of oil are meant for new engines that requires breaking in thus the composition of chemicals, addictives etc are different.

If you guys google more, u will notice Honda USA have explanation on the 1,000km doesn't require an oil change.

I hope i gave some useful info for you guys.

I go this new car checklist from somewhere (copyright reserved to the creator)

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