Which insurance better?
Or to avoid..

Getting X with 15" rims this week.

If upgrade to lighter 16" will it void suspension warranty.
Better just buy original 16" from you guys upgrading to 17"?

Ada baget get H. Berbaloi..

Every service as well? A bit of work.
I go confirm w SA if change to ori 16" should be fine.

Was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to side-park into a narrow lot, the bulk made it seem longer than its Vios length only.

If you need money, the civic goes.
Else the much older Myvi (sentiments aside) since a MPV and a C/D segment sedan is the desired combo.

Btw if u order the Alza now, think can get before baby arrives ?

Alza 137Nm
Ativa 140Nm

They both use the same D-CVT from Daihatsu max load
150Nm only. YS Khong took the Alza for his Genting run also the gearbox warning light appeared, likely overheated.

This gearbox not meant for performance

Orsen shield ard RM400. What u guys think?

Still considering, cannot tahan the hugh gap in the engine bay, scared stray cats climb in give birth, snakes, etc LOL

The company website got show heat dispersion.. Also Hot air rise upwards they said..

Im lucky all my Perodua vehicles since 1997 no leaks due to strict maintenance, hopefully continue luck la

Got cheaper option?

The bottom of the gap between engine block and radiator fan

Same for X. I used 3-4 going downhill Karak and after Ipoh.

Alza mine. Ativa is my kid's.

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...ost&p=106281885

Aiyo, what is the cause?

Please share here later

Variant H if u can spend the extra 5.5K
Regret going for X - smaller rims, less insulation, yesterday rear windscreen fogged up - no demister WTF

Came back to PJ from Cherating pushed my X variant 140-150kmh for more than half the journey, didn't exceed 4000 rpm mileage still below 10K.

The 2NR-VE Myvi engine 105 hp @4,200 rpm should push our Alza to max ard 160kmh only.

Factory output 4-5K, outstanding orders 50+K

The Veloz, like the new Vios, is built under Daihatsu tech
hence has the same Dual Mode CVT as the Alza and not Toyota's more advance Direct Shift CVT

Agree with LostFound & Kiefer it is not wise to take 9 year loans for car purchases. (to put it politely)

Some sohai might say for better cash flow, can invest the extra cash for better returns blah blah
but 99% of buyers plainly do not have the money for higher monthly repayments.

Max is 5 year loan to coincide with end of warranty.

As for rear camera, my whole family driving without one, me for 4 decades. Why not practise more and do without it.
Society getting less capable?