Any owners can tell if there is a buzzer warning sound when rear passengers don't belt up? Or only meter cluster shows warning light?

If 2 persons seat behind and both don't buckle leh?

Can those who have owned white cars comment is it really easy to get dirty? And if don't do regular polishing and waxing, only regular washing, do white cars turn cream colour quickly?

Mind sharing your knowledge on what works and save us a trip to the soundproofing shop?

It's reported in the news that Perodua was taken by surprise at the overwhelming preference for the 1.5L, such that their production planning went awry and there is now a backlog for it. So back in Nov, your dealer would also not have known about this coming backlog. And there is no reason for your dealer to delay delivering your car. What does he have to gain? In fact from their perspective, the faster they can get stocks from Perodua and fulfill deliveries, the better for themselves. Only when they have your car to register then they can collect payment from your bank. Salesman would only receive his commission after car is delivered. So both dealer and salesman are even more impatient than you at this backlog!

This post has been edited by rjmsfire: Jan 10 2018, 12:44 PM

How many km mileage per full tank is an imprecise way to find out your FC.

The only accurate way to know your FC is to choose a specific petrol station and a specific pump there, then pump until full by auto stop. Record your odometer km. Then go drive in your usual way. When petrol is low, doesn't matter how low, go back to that same station and same pump. Pump until auto stop again. Record your odometer km. Repeat for several tanks. Divide total distance travelled by total litres of petrol and you will get your km/L figure.

Btw, when fuel indicator is blinking, there is still about quarter tank inside. They deliberately give a big margin in the fuel guage to make you have the urgency to pump.