QUOTE(darth5zaft @ Aug 1 2016, 04:39 PM)
my cousin has an axia MT that this bezza are based on and I have the iriz MT.
I don't think you would be very happy.
iriz is tune for fun but proton reputation and conti parts means it is expensive and probably aren't long lasting.
but you're get a stiff chassis as its high tenstile steel that is seven time? stiffer
while axia steering is heavy while slow, Honda CR-Z have a steering that light at slow but provides almost no feedback, in Kia eps you have to push buttons to choose the heaviness of comfy or sports. the ZF source EPS in iriz is none of that.
the axia would not move by just releasing the clutch. infact the clutch doesn't communicate at all. it's either open or close and no in between.
Hi darth5zaft, thanks a lot for your info.
So far how is your review regarding the Iriz MT as a real owner? I kinda still have some hope on the upcoming Persona (which will be based on Iriz platform) due to the strong chassis, safety features and handling.
But having said that, I am just looking for a car for normal usage. Seldom do aggressive driving, just aim for fuel saving and practicality and long term low cost maintenance. Hence, which landed me towards the Bezza.
Perodua do not provide MT BEzza for test drive, it kinda bugs me on how it drive....