Myvi is a good car overall, for its price. Spacious and comfort. It caters for different groups of people who have a desire for comport and space instead of high performance and pure raw power. Plus, it has safety features like the ABS and also airbags. Now, which local car can you buy for around RM50k which has those features? Of course, Myvi ain't without any problems. There are sure to be problems, so as long as they are minor ones, then be it.

Enough about saying 'buy second hand Jap car, better performance and better quality, etc' Mind you, the interest rate is higher for second hand cars. Not to mention, its maintenance is higher than a new car. Of course, I'm saying that you shouldn't buy secondhand cars. Everyone has their preference. I'm just saying from an average joe point of view.

This post has been edited by Aquanox28: Mar 4 2007, 03:43 PM

try new wira...? facelift u mean...?

i've already lost count with facelift done for tht 1991 production...!
if ppl feel wira is better then go ahead, with all those discount given nobody gonna stop u...


i would like to know which highway allow u to drive 160km/h...? sepang highway...?
for ppl live in KL, in the day light chances of stuck in traffic jam very high... so where the hell we're driving tht fast...?

it's not hard to drive 160kmh actually. Just use the federal highway. Heck, my fren's brother drive his R33 skyline at 180kmh during lunch hour. WTF

Well, he is probably making full use of his car. For MYVI, if above 120 km/h, it has a floaty feeling just like Vios, maybe it's like that's why. Lighter cars have better mileage and pickup if compared to Satria Neo, 1.3 engine but with a 1200kg kerb weight.

But the boot, man, the boot! The Myvi surely can't be a family car. Where are you going to put your groceries and stroller?

The Myvi is good for singles / as a backup car.

Yea boot wise cannot lawan with Wira unless u put down the seats lol.

Use "2" all the way, dun step on the gas a lot, and only use the brakes + L for the final two meters before the humps. I think i used my brakes like i didnt really need them ie used them for ~ less than 1 minute.

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Added on March 5, 2007, 11:42 pmNot necessarily, going uphill at 3-4k all the time sucks more fuel than going downhill nearing redlines 5-6k rpm.

This post has been edited by ceo684: Mar 5 2007, 11:44 PM