If you are most town driving, its even better with diesel. The torque is a lot higher, meaning easier to stop and go at the traffic light.

And yeah... the 2.0 liter engine is very not suitable for such a heavy SUV.

Honestly, if you are looking for the most tech-loaded SUV, the new CR-V is the best because of its Honda Sensing.
(It is a shame Naza did not bring the REAL fully loaded Sportage - it has all the tech as the Honda)

Actually, no... You do miss a lot from a Honda Sensing equivalent. The ones I'm interested the most is the LKA and Active Cruise. But yeah... The new CR-V is, at best, not as good looking as the old ones. The back is hideous, and what's up with the very tiny turn signal?!

My wife used to send her Rio X at Falim SC. She said its OK even though the place is quite run down and most of the technicians are new and inexperienced. I mean, I have to godek godek the HU myself to get the Mirrorlink to work, because they said there are no such thing (it's in your brochure for God's sake!). On the flip side, easy to get appointments la...

From what I gather, the best northern SC is still Georgetown branch

Loving what I read so far in this tered... great info guys.
I always wanted to have a SUV for my next vehicle... maybe in another 5-6 years hopefully

The new ones? It'd better be. My 2014 K3 road noise is unbelievable. Even after changing to "quieter" tyre.

This post has been edited by shondown: Apr 4 2018, 08:42 PM

BFGoodrich... the budget brand from from Michelin. This is the best I could afford at the time of purchase.
In the K3 group on FB, the members kept on wanting to get the PS3/PS4... I thought with silent tyres also the noise is like hell, imagine with performance tyre
Yeah, it'll grip & handles better... but still not worth the annoyance

I had good experience with Michelin (not 3ST) but not as much with Conti. Are they as good as advertised?


Any English language review?

This post has been edited by shondown: Apr 6 2018, 01:11 AM