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 Proton Saga vs Perodua Bezza, which one better?

Proton Saga vs Perodua Bezza, which one better?
 
Proton Saga [ 131 ] ** [62.68%]
Perodua Bezza [ 78 ] ** [37.32%]
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h0riz0nLine
post Nov 4 2023, 08:29 PM

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Regardless of what you heard about Proton’s VVT engine (not Geely’s)

It is tried and tested over decade of minor improvements starting with Campro

Proton’s engine can last 200,000km easily with fairly minor maintenance (timing belt) and repair (oil leak) while you can expect sensor faulty in Bezza’s around 50,000km

If you decided on Proton Saga, my advise for you is to avoid manual transmission model

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post Nov 5 2023, 01:18 AM

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QUOTE(imin @ Nov 4 2023, 08:49 PM)
Why avoid manual transmission? I thought manual is always more reliable?
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Susceptible with clutch pump leak

Which is troublesome because it’s located inside gearbox


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post Nov 8 2023, 08:39 AM

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QUOTE(billy3336 @ Nov 8 2023, 08:31 AM)
and yet according to my cousin repair shop, saga is the most frequent customer

proton can't be more reliable than those japs car,the amount of engineering went behind is more than our local engineering, it not even on par
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Of course frequent

It’s cheap so many people bought it

Cheap to maintain, abundance of spare parts on market.

Not denying the reliability of the jap cars

But if you got 40,000 to spare for new car

Choose proton





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post Nov 8 2023, 08:44 AM

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QUOTE(Bananahead @ Nov 8 2023, 08:39 AM)
Off topic: I have been driving a bezza (2020 advance) for quite some time, but only recently when I was driving on a slope, I realized when I let go the brake, the car was falling backwards.
All this while, Perodua mentioned the car has "hill-start assist" which prevents this from happening, so what's the deal? Is this how the car is supposed to act? Or is the feature not working on my car?
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Doesn’t work that way

Brake still need to be pressed to prevent rolling

HSA will function after u release brake and press the accelerator

Source: google
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post Nov 8 2023, 09:28 AM

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QUOTE(Bananahead @ Nov 8 2023, 08:46 AM)
Oh ok, then maybe all this while I misinterpreted. But if that's the case, what's the difference with cars without HSA? Lol.
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Improve a bit call it fancy name

 

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