Will wait for used unit. >RM100k
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All-New Peugeot 308 GTI; 270 HP, 330 NM, Century sprint in 6 seconds; Manual News
All-New Peugeot 308 GTI; 270 HP, 330 NM, Century sprint in 6 seconds; Manual News
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Will wait for used unit. >RM100k
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Oct 25 2018, 10:59 AM) The 208 GTi is slightly more nimble for tighter tracks, but the 308 GTi is a beast when it comes to power and grip. LSD really changes everythingQUOTE(dman @ Oct 25 2018, 11:02 AM) The supiak thing is the steering positioning blocking the gauges meter. Or probably stupiak gauges meter in the wrong position. lol Actually that is because they don't change the steering height. After driving in a car with this steering and gauge, I find any other steering cumbersome and large. It's so much more natural to have the steering lower.Lotsa reviewer complaining the unseen gauges meter. The aircon control is on the infotainment touch screen which very dangerous to control while driving. Other than that, it looks not bad just the shape too contemporary. QUOTE(nikita zuleica @ Oct 25 2018, 11:04 AM) hmmmmmm I really concern about this brand robustness, will stay away from this brand until at least many good feedback turn out The newer engines since 308 T9 have been much more reliable. It's the same engine line that has been iterated many times to remove all the problems of the past. It's practically a totally different engine compared to the older 308 which had huge issues when first launched. |
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Pijot dealer in Malaysia is no.1 from behind, even VW also lose to them
Before u buy, better think over 9000 times. Don't later buy, spend half the time parking at workshop |
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QUOTE(yhtan @ Oct 25 2018, 11:17 AM) Pijot dealer in Malaysia is no.1 from behind, even VW also lose to them Alot of their issues have been fixed mechanically. There is a reason why their recent 3008 sold like hot cakes. Good safety specs, good build quality, good interior, and much improved electronics & engine.Before u buy, better think over 9000 times. Don't later buy, spend half the time parking at workshop If you ask me, avoid their 308 T7 pre-facelift used units. Unless you got a great deal, then get a pre-2014 unit that has 7 years warranty. The 308 T9 onwards on the other hand have been very reliable. I trust their turbo that has been iterated to death over the newer japanese turbos. The europeans are much more experience now with turbos than the japanese, because they have gone through their labour pains 5 year ago. |
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QUOTE(daijoubu @ Oct 25 2018, 11:12 AM) The newer engines since 308 T9 have been much more reliable. It's the same engine line that has been iterated many times to remove all the problems of the past. engines improved but what about the electronics? It's practically a totally different engine compared to the older 308 which had huge issues when first launched. this had been the main concern for peugeots not the engine or drive train actually. you will get sudden sensor error messages, and when its time to fix the sc don't have stock available so it all boils down to the after sales service |
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QUOTE(ZeneticX @ Oct 25 2018, 11:22 AM) engines improved but what about the electronics? Electronics also have improved, but you know why many European cars have sensor problems right? Because they cram a lot of technology into their car due to safety & emission regulation in Europe. Some of these sensors die prematurely, so they need occasional replacement. But in return you have a car that is built as a result of stingent emission and safety regulation.this had been the main concern for peugeots not the engine or drive train actually. you will get sudden sensor error messages, and when its time to fix the sc don't have stock available so it all boils down to the after sales service On the other hand, Japanese regulation are not as strict. Even more so Japanese cars that are sold in 3rd world countries, they remove all the sensors and cut on safety features. That is why you get the perception that Jap cars are more "reliable" and "less problematic". You have less things to spoil. Great, if you don't get into an accident. If you do, I'd take my chances being in an accident inside an European car than a Japanese car. Japanese cars with more sensors and stuff, like the newer Civic, you'll tend to find that it is getting their fair share of complaints now. 1) because they got more sensors (finally caught up with Europe), 2) because they are very new in low pressure turbo engines. On the flip side, newer European cars finally got many of their troubles ironed out, and are becoming more stable now |
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good car shitty after sales... better dump ur money into the river
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QUOTE(daijoubu @ Oct 25 2018, 11:26 AM) Electronics also have improved, but you know why many European cars have sensor problems right? Because they cram a lot of technology into their car due to safety & emission regulation in Europe. Some of these sensors die prematurely, so they need occasional replacement. But in return you have a car that is built as a result of stingent emission and safety regulation. i go for the best of both worlds - KoreansOn the other hand, Japanese regulation are not as strict. Even more so Japanese cars that are sold in 3rd world countries, they remove all the sensors and cut on safety features. That is why you get the perception that Jap cars are more "reliable" and "less problematic". You have less things to spoil. Great, if you don't get into an accident. If you do, I'd take my chances being in an accident inside an European car than a Japanese car. Japanese cars with more sensors and stuff, like the newer Civic, you'll tend to find that it is getting their fair share of complaints now. 1) because they got more sensors (finally caught up with Europe), 2) because they are very new in low pressure turbo engines. On the flip side, newer European cars finally got many of their troubles ironed out, and are becoming more stable now |
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