Based on what I gather, there are 3 seatbelts shown on the dashboard - to show they are not buckled up. So, if you have passengers behind and all 3 seatbelt diagrams are lighted, it means they are not buckled up. The indicator goes off accordingly when the seat belts are buckled up. Yes, it's manual observation but better than nothing.

This should be normal for those electrically actuated unlocking catch.

Maybe OCD.

If you are not a cheapskate who cannot afford RM30, why do you still ask for feedback on the injector cleaner?

At 1000km, I would give the injector cleaner a skip even if it was offered to me at super cheapskate price of RM5 with GST. To me, whether something is worth spending money on depends on whether it is needed.

I am surprised. Isn't the car selling like hot cakes?

Good for you. Didn't expect that.

AV model should come with factory tint.

There is a flap which is closed when you switch to recirculation mode. In older cars, the flap becomes loose due to disintegrating or hardening, or the actuator/linkage is broken.

Recirc mode has hidden danger, as it reduces O2 content and increases CO2 content especially in long-distance driving.
In many Continental cars in the past, the aircon defaults to fresh mode (allows outside air in). Maybe due to this danger.

Of course 1.5H is better. Who can argue with having 6 airbags? It all boils down to your budget.

When was the last time you managed to spray water at the back windscreen?
Possible reasons:
1. Most likely the lubang is plugged. Can try to poke with needle.
2. The water supply tube is kinked
3. Water supply tube is disconnected somewhere - see if the washer pump sounds differently when you activate for the front and back. Or see if you can find any water leaking, or whether the reservoir level drops when you activate the rear washer.

Does it affect your vision?

Doh....I'd expected you to check that first.

Understand about the VLT. How about distortion and clarity? Some films give you wavy lines.

From my experience, speed recorded using GPS is always 5-10km/h higher than our speedometer (on stock tyres).

Few possible reasons:

1. speedo takes reading with assumption tyres at certain pressure/diameter. Lower pressure gives smaller diameter, higher speed and tyres with softer sidewall will have smaller diameter.

2. as tyres wear down, the diameter becomes smaller, giving higher speed readings

3. GPS takes some time to communicate (satellite and GPSr)

4. Perhaps car manufacturers do not wish to create any dispute when drivers kena speed ticket, so they err on the higher side?

That should be the case, shouldn't it? If BN won and increased GST to 10%, would you expect them to demand payment from all existing owners?

Cars will be cheaper after June 1st due to no SST yet.
Please help to ask: if book Adv on 1 June, what happens if SST is introduced before you collect your car? Will you need to top up?

1. City is not necessarily more reliable than Myvi
2. RM16k is a lot of money for myvi buyers. Don't forget to add in insurance premium and servicing costs which should be more costly for City
3. Myvi has 6 airbags
4. Myvi has lower FC
5. Some people prefer smaller car
6. Why not top up a bit for City V spec?

Is yours the new Myvi or old model?

How many km/L are you getting for your City?
Using xxxkm per tank is not accurate.

you can do this

Surely cannot be worse than Wira?