Haha. Sure will take a look bro.

Go for it! YOLO

That's nice bro.

What colour is yours? So far still haven't managed to come across any, even during yesterday's heavy congestion along LDP.

I guess gotta enjoy the privilege of being the first few owners [where are the other 4 thousand cars] before it becomes even more common.

Sharing my Eco Summary score from last night's drive in the congestion.

Yup, admittedly it might seem like a smug factor driving around in a car that's only roughly a month old since launch. I saw another grey unit during lunch time today too - looks nice to see other cars now before they start becoming more apparent.

Nice colour you opted for bro. Yup, tell me about white cars being a huge PITA to keep clean.

Haha that's towards the end though so most times I just focus more on that green average bar which tends to be full whenever I release the gas pedal and disappears whenever I lenjan it.

So far which design you prefer most? I've found myself leaving the meter in design 2.

Lead in foot.

Good one!

Especially the front passenger. Driver side not really that bad in my case.

The one I encountered was need to swing much harder to close it properly.

So far I've only used the car around a week and the issue is more acute on the front passenger. The other 3 doors seems fine.

Might just mention it during my upcoming 1st inspection to see if they are able to do something about it

Loving how it looks...

Haha, I guess so. Probably will change the layout/design eventually when I get bored. Probably personal preference cos Designs 1 & 2 shows the message/settings area on the left side of the speedo.

Hmm, the notifications I didn't touch though for the service, always thought that would be done by the SC? Haha. Since now no manual service booklet. Will see if they do anything for the 1st inspection - as in will they set anything for the 6 months service interval.

Yea, although the HU is a slight upgrade than the Myvi, it still feels rather outdated knowing that Android Auto/Carplay connectivity isn't available. I've resorted to using a phone holder and Waze instead and leave the Bluetooth for calls only. Haha.

Yes. This car drinks more fuel in short trips vs my previous Myvi G3.

Lost count how many times I refueled already cos I tend to top up 10-15L per visit since I'm mostly WFH now.

Of course you can bro.

I also removed the stock DVR and installed the front + rear dashcam I bought for my previous car.

Didn't do it myself though so I got the company [Sicurez] to do so.

Lovely wrap results bro.

Certainly an eye catching colour.

Mind sharing how long the whole process took? As in need to leave car for a day or 2 etc?

Hmm, I also waited for around 1.5 months or so before I got my door visors and boot tray last week.

Anyhow, do follow up with your SA closely. Did the installation of wheel lock nuts and vibratile for all 4 doors too since I opted for that + door visors only.

Earlier of 1,000km or 1 month for the 1st inspection.

When I sent my car in for inspection - I had only covered < 600KM as well as made the appointment around 3 weeks of receiving it, cos the weekend slots that I wanted were full when I checked on uFirst. Don't worry about the mileage. When I had my previous Myvi, I also covered less than the mileage due to the distance covered but it's not an issue.

Regardless, I would suggest you still book in the slot based on the timing and not the mileage to be on the safe side.

Hmm, this one I can't really comment cos I let the staff settle the wiring etc. If the current wiring fits your dashcam that you intend to use, then I don't see why not. I'm not too sure whether they have enough 'ports' anot since they might need the ports if you plan to have other things installed like the Gear Up scuff plates or DRLs later on.

For me, I'm only keen to have the dual dashcam + battery pack installed so I don't draw power from the car's battery when the car is not in use.

No idea. Even if void also, it should be for the electronics box.

I've done it for my Myvi as well. Safety first - having the front and rear dashcams are key.

I'd leave it to the dashcam company to settle all the wirings and hide them properly in the A/B pillars cos I'm not good at DIY.

I usually pump around 38 psi for all 4 wheels since car is stationary most days due to WFH. Depends on personal preference I suppose. Some prefer to follow manufacturer's recommendations or some say higher PSI makes the car too stiff but for me and my rides, I tend to pump around 34-38 range.

Bro, you didn't take the plunge yet ah...

Haha. I see.

Any idea which colour you're keen on?

Or waiting for facelift MG3.