Maybe it depends on the place you apply, how much you apply or tenure of the loan

I apply for Bezza Adv just 2 weeks before Hari Raya.
1) On Sunday, 1st week of June. Place booking and handover relevant document.
2) Next Monday or Tuesday (cant really remember the exact date) received call from Hong Leong Bank for verification.
3) On the following Friday confirm loan approved from SA
4) Monday on the week after. Sign the HP at Hong Leong Branch
5) Wednesday received car and settle downpayment, just 2 days before Hari Raya.

Took about 11 days from booking to getting the car.
The whole time didnt call to pressure the SA and let him do his thing.
I apply for 90% only and ask for 9 years. Apply at Kepong, KL.

From what i heard from friends, just rumor.
Bank would take longer time to approve loan that has short tenure.
Because they wouldnt get much profit from you and they would rather take up more of risk free 9 years loan.

get the loan from public bank. Five years for 2.96% only.

Finally, get my Bezza after waiting for more than 1 month

i wonder why all new Perodua  do not have engine Temperature reading ?

or cheap solution , reduce your tyre pressure.
about 230-220 if you tend to fly without passenger.
but dont forget to check your tyre pressure every month to maintain it.

some say shell 95 also not bad. the very first tank i fill up for my car is shell 95. i travelled 80% highway 10% federal road 10% city drive. and the onboard computer returns 18.3km/l, and my car is fully loaded 4 adults 1 toddler. boot is equally fully loaded as well. tyre pressure is 250kpa per factory recommendation.

i don't have chance yet to have another highway run, if i do it again then i will evaluate it again as well.

My opinion of higher Ron feuls are better suited for start stop drives, ie town, or top speed runs on the race track.
And the turbo engines make best use of these kind of feuls.

On a highway, with constant velocity, a lower Ron fuel will do just as well.

My last run on just Hyway at 110kmh 1 person, 20 kmL.

3 adults, 50% Hyway, 50 % trunk/ B roads,
18.5 kmL.

All on Ron 95

usually you get more active ingredients in RON97 fuel compared to RON95 fuel, and nowadays our RON97 are Euro4 standard which is lesser sulphur content. though it doesn't direct related to performance but it is linked to emission and probably some characteristics in terms of engine performance.

and yeah, higher compression engine requires higher ron fuel, bezza CR is 11.5 which is pretty higher for a port injection NA engine. even serena hybrid DI engine is doing 11.2 CR. Bezza engine surely tuned for RON95, i do believe it should be perform better with RON97 (like you seen on Honda Insight, tuned for RON95, performs better with RON97), as you get lesser chance of knocking. And i personally think that the "higher RON fuel = hotter engine" is somewhat related to the anti knocking characteristic, when an engine lesser knocking, the engine timing can be optimized to achieve their ideal timing hence more power, conservation of energy tells you that when you get more power from your engine, meaning the combustion is stronger hence it is hotter, given the fact that our engine is around 35% thermal efficiency, imagine 65% of poer goes to heat, will that make engine hotter? i think the answer would be a yes.

If the extra mileage gain from RON97 able to cover the deficit of price then it surely a good deal.

Can't understand you in full.

Anyone know what the market price for bezza windscreen? Was thinking buy windscreen insurance, my insurance due soon.

Can I know why you buy bezza?
Which variant

Love it realiability ( not known yet ) , and fuel consumption , and space

Hate it whenever i reach highway , corner still ok but never with high speed.

Safety    , the car are kosong and lightweight.