This car not even sold for 1 year... how many batches are there? So far no details that I can see also la.

Are you sure you quoted correctly ah? My post was about penang bridge fire, but I think you talking about oil filter.

Tank too empty not good long term leh.

So to update, it is now second half of May and the Alza has been in for repair for more than a month now.

So far the service advisor said already done 10k worth of repair, but need to do 11k more which is not being approved by the other party's insurance company. So stuck.

Anyone experience this sort of situation before? Seems like nothing can move.

No, even waiting in line already eat time. Plan to leave your car there a while.

It is a lot - damage also a lot. Since its perodua service center I think no hanky-panky kot.

Yeah now trying to follow up, so far all cars. Will do emails as well to have paper trail.

Black AV should be the most popular combo I think? Can't be too hard for them to find buyer who will move up the bracket.

90% and 9 years!

Well.. can buy Axia rather than Alza and reduce how much blood they suck....

First sentence - if you are utilising the savings to generate income higher than EIR then fair enough. Compare earned dividend/interest with paid interest.

Second sentence doesn't make sense. Why bother comparing disposal value with total interest? If you bought cash with no loan the disposal value will differ? The interest paid doesn't increase (or decrease) the value of the car at point of sale.

So if you purchase a 100k vehicle (for ease of calculation) with 10k downpayment and 90% at 2.5% for 9 years... your total payment over 9 years is MYR120,250 (20.25k in interest). And let's say you sell the car for 35k.

Compared to purchasing the 100k vehicle with cash. Total payment over 9 years is 100k (0 ringgit paid in interest). Your car sells for 35k cash.

Your 'loss' is the interest paid. Because if you buy in cash you won't pay that interest.

Of course, if that 90k had earned you 4.5% over those 9 years, you would have earned MYR19,168, so your loss is only about 1k ringgit. Need 4.7% to breakeven with 2.5% flat interest rate. But that is about investment returns, nothing to do with the resale value of the car (because that part doesn't change whether you bought for cash or by loan, so comparing it with interest paid is pointless).

That is the time it will be showing the reverse camera feed. Your HU not showing it?

No it is definitely not normal, better get it checked at SC.

Last time my wife's Alza below 400km per full tank leh. Depends a lot on the foot as well, but based on my experience 420-450 is considered good di.

My wife's new Alza can pump RM83 when really really empty.

Car was in perodua service center being repaired for 2+ months, was already showing light just before the accident. She pumped it just after getting the fixed car back (probably in testing/QC they have to run engine). She would never let the car petrol get so low one normally.

As usual depends on foot. I can't get 15 even with road trip to JB because we were about 130kmh most of the time. Time more important than mileage.

What's the purpose of all those gear up for you? Third-party dashcams are better value for money, and all the other stuff is aesthetic (for your preference) rather than necessary, so 'worth the money' isn't something other people can answer for you.

I've found that touch twice is annoying. Just touch and hold, it is easier to do.

Glenmarie you want?

Then suggest just walk in to your preferred centre and ask to test drive (I think all of them will have Alza test drive on hand).