is it 2 tier loan?
my officemate did had an offer by Toyota Capital before.. but in the end, the total loan is a lot higher because of 2 tier.. if not 2 tier i think its ok bro..
2 tier loan concept is the amount you pay every month will be different in certain years.. so example you take 9 years loan at first u pay 400+ for 5 years, then another 4 years suddenly your monthly increase maybe 500-600..

My advice, wait a few months first.. better 6 months
Coz adter that easier for you to apply loan, the bank want to see how good your financial is..
If not they sure will ask gurantor and many other things..

rm1500 rebate till end of May

ur agent new staff is it?

This one ah..i tell you, you will get 2 answers from here for this new engine break-in question;
1st answer:
No need one...now the engine already kena break-in at factory, so you don't have to do it..if la the engine got problem because you didn't do it, got warranty mah..just send sc, settle

2nd answer:
Just do it...since it's stated on manual book, just playsafe lor and in new engine, the cylinder wall is not perfectly smooth but has slight roughness to help oil adhesion. When the engine is powered up, the piston rings between the pistons and cylinder wall slowly begin to seal against the wall

In the end, you fcked up and dk who to listen😂😂😂 just do what you think is right, want play safe, do it..if not, no need lur..you yang drive anyway, your car😂😂😂

Fuel consumption varies depending on how you drive, traffic conditions, the load you carry and the tyre pressures. Below are few things that you need to check.

1. How you calculate your average fuel? Using the dashboard meter? If yes then have you reset it every time after refueling? If no then your reading is not accurate. I suggest you use the app fuelly. You can download at app store or play store.

2. Do you ensure that your tyre pressure is at the recommended level which you can check at your driver side door. Low tire pressure means your car will consume more fuel.

3. Do you carry alot of unused stuff or do you carry alot off people? If yes the fuel consumption will be slightly higher due to larger load. If you drive alone you can get more milage.

4. Lastly fuel consumption will increase if you stuck in jam or the way you drive. If you can maintain the green leaf (eco light) turn in most of the time then you can have better mileage.
And to answer your question 10.3km/l is bad where I assume you drive alone, tyre pressure are recommended, always drive with the green eco light on and not carrying a lot of load. My average is roughly 18km/l. I drive alone most of the time and I pump my tyre once a week, driving is moderate where green eco light always on.

You can check other people average
http://www.fuelly.com/index.php/car/perodua/bezza/2016

Well, it's true. A new car takes time to accustom - the Engine, Piston, Fuel Lines all takes time to lubricate and initial mileage will be low. It generally takes up to 800 to 1000 km (break in period) for your car started to offer a better mileage. While at around 4000 - 5000 km (inspection or some prefer it 1st services) distance when covered, mileage will be at its best and will stabilize which even gets better on oil change at 7500 - 10,000 km (first services for 10k)

Its quite opposite for me..
Received the car before, mileage clock at 25km only.. so i did drove around and easily got 20+km/l for 20% town 80% highway..
If the fc bad just because i accelerate many times just to overtake other cars.. that one also around 12-14km/l, which same for town driving..
The car can feel very light, even slightly wind crossing can feel the car shaking a bit..

It accelerate quite good, i think better then my previous vios dugong, but that tiny 14 inch with 175/65/14 tyre size can know how bad this car turns.. yes its suspension is firm, but at cornering with tiny tyres is bad enough.. so using wider tyre could be good upgrade but maybe sacrifices fuel consumption..
So choose which one..

I reset the average everytime i wanna move..
That 12-14km/l is for heavy traffic FC, 100% town average.. and 20km/l is for 100% highway FC.. combine can get around 17-18km/l..
All of this just below 600km mileage..

It's not THAT bad. Just that therre are some minor problems here and there that could possibly get in the way of the overall comfort. For me it's the annoying sound from the left-rear passenger seat, sounds more like friction but I'm not sure what's the exact source because the sound isn't present all the time AND poor sound insulation from the outside.

Other than these, considering the price paid, it's a good buy, overall features are value for money.

Can't expect something so superior when you pay for a car below RM 50k (depending on whether you got the rebate but I'm sure most us here did).

Nonetheless, it would be great if our so called minor issues can be addressed by Perodua.

Anywan got problem with their door? Mine need to put abit of force to ensure it is closed properly

btw, can fellow owner share their FC?

Mine:
Total : 1000+km
Petrol : Ron95 (Various brand)
FC (According to the meter):13/litre

The first inspection is due at 5,000km in mileage or 3 months, whichever comes first. You can refer to the service booklet for inspection and service intervals.