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Kenapa pilih Kia? Why ah?
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sexysarah1992
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 Yesterday, 06:31 AM
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QUOTE(taufoo @ Dec 8 2025, 08:36 PM) I own 2015 Kia Cerato k3. 9 years now. It's a car to DRIVE, not to sell. Hard to describe but in the car everything feels right. All the position of things in the car is just nice including the driving experience. If want for selling 2nd hand, get JP cars #doneplotek RV aside, Koreans cars don't even drive well. Basically there is absolutely no reason for me to buy a kia |
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sexysarah1992
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Yesterday, 06:40 AM
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QUOTE(bengang15 @ Dec 8 2025, 09:50 PM) kia drive like a sampan... but last feb drove the latest K3 in korea...not bad.... Yup. Same with Hyundai. All drive like Sampan. Korean & China have such crappy engineers. They are top when putting lcd screens and ambient lighting in the car. But when comes to engineering, they are light-years behind the Japanese |
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sexysarah1992
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Yesterday, 06:56 AM
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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ Dec 9 2025, 06:46 AM) At least them don't suffer from annoying CVT broke down and Steering sticky problem as the Japanese. And japanese cheapskate DNA proven with Grease top up method for the problematic steering rack Those cvt and steering rack issues all happen on cars that are assembled in Malaysia. They use lower quality parts to cut costs that's why these issues exists Original cbu Japan cars don't have these issues. My mum has a 2009 rx350 and it still drives almost like brand new. Japanese engineering is incredible Try buying a new Lexus. I can guarantee u won't have any issues for 15 years if driven like a normal person. |
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