hi lyn

"Honda Civic 1.8A 2008 vs BMW e90 320i 2008 "

can someone explain which is good? how about FC? major problem? maintainance?





if max 10L/100km = 2.20x10L = RM22/100km?

E60 Source







if max 9.8L/100km = 2.20x9.8L = RM21.56/100km?

Civic Source

so if the database true...civic and e60 is similar FC? can someone explain more?

thanks

This post has been edited by shuyina: Nov 19 2018, 01:02 PM

Why FC , FC and just only question about FC? Is that your main concern and not the driving experience?

If seriously FC is your main ultimate concern, then you should be driving a Bezza 1.0L or a 2nd hand Prius.
But if still want to discuss about FC between the both cars, I will take the Civic.
BMW is for driving experience, not for FC.

Maintenance, well, you are comparing German vs Japanese. Germans will cost more but have longer service interval.

TS. Conti car generally needs alot of TLC. And TLC usually associated with $$

Better dun buy if not later you suffer.

you are worry too much.

grab civic then. Japenis will give u peace of mind compared to conti

hehe...not mean concern FC..just want comparison only between both model..if same FC maybe buy BMW...maintainance maybe high but longer interval to repair compare to honda right?

what is TLC?

travel n living channel

or
tender loving care

not sure which one

TS. Obviously from the start your main concern was FC. Both car kerb weight differs differently & both car engine also comes from different generation. If you want to compare FC of coz you cannot compare la.
Assume E90 MY2008 wheelsize were 17" & not mistaken it is staggered size as well. The cost of tyre alone would kill your wallet. Yet alone you need to have spares for replacing other parts as well cuz most of the parts might need to be replaced after 10 years on the road.


Tender Loving Care

Buy above car. Mazda 6 2.0

Very fuel saving if compared to other 2000cc na sedan.

Spacious inside compared to 320i, civic 1.8, more fuel saving, newer, more comfortable too.

yes.. after 5 years of ownership, i still agree with that 2013 statement.

Its not about longer interval, as continental cars age they require repairs. Like for example my experience with vw and Peugeot, every 2-3 months there is surely a failed part, whether leaking hoses or electrical issues. And every time that happens its gonna cost minimum 2-3k

U need to prepare at least 10-15k annual just for repairs for these European marques

This post has been edited by Boy96: Nov 20 2018, 02:20 AM

FC? Don’t buy 320i. Get 320d. Full tank 800km easy.

Parts of course costs more. But you get continental build, not Japanese.