QUOTE(akchang @ Oct 4 2011, 01:11 PM)
Well I'd tested the Exora (A) twice and I am still not satisfied with their engine performance. As you said the interior and outlook is awesome and I quite like it as well honestly. Seriously after two times of testing the Exora it is just that the engine performance are below par when going up hill (that's only 3 adult sitting that time). When I say going uphill it is not the Genting kind of hills, it just a normal U-turn to climb back up the Sprint highway in cross with Jalan Datuk Sulaiman (TTDI) back to the Curve before the Penchala Link Tunnel to Sri Hartamas.
Personally I really like the Exora design as it is spacious which fits into my family profile but I really hope that Proton would do something with the engine at least increasing the torque (Nm - low rpm and higher torque).
Proton biggest problem is they lacked a new and more powerful engine....Campro is really long in the tooth ....which is why the only option left is to turborize the CAMPRO........building a new engine is too costly (and maybe they lacked the skills....CAMPRO was actually derived from Lotus).....sometimes, i feel they should just license an engine from elsewhere (but of course, need to nego for very good deal and support from the manufacturer...). Alternatively, just build a JV to invest or develop an engine with other car manufacturers....
Added on October 4, 2011, 3:05 pmQUOTE(lokatoo @ Sep 18 2011, 01:06 PM)
Update 3.34 with Singapore Map is now available!
Dear Lokatoo customers,
We are pleased to inform you that the Singapore map is now available together with Malaysia map in the latest map version 3.34! For your information, Singapore map is only available for Navigation Software version 4.1. Please check your Navigation Software version and update software if necessary.
For Navigation software 2.07, 3.10 and 3.20, users will still enjoy the latest Malaysia map updates in this map version 3.34. Majority of the road and POI updates in this version covers Perak, Negeri Sembilan, Sabah, Sarawak and Melaka.
[Download]Crappy GPS software....i complained to Proton why you force Proton's customer buy overpriced junk. Your boss must be big crony with UMNO man....
Luckily, the hardware is still good and i can hack it with Garmin, Papago One and other software.
Added on October 4, 2011, 3:09 pmQUOTE(jasondotcom @ Oct 4 2011, 11:10 AM)
He told me that he regret soo much that he bought this shit after learning that
his exora could not go uphill (shopping mall car park ramp) with the car fully loaded with ppl. It was just impossible and he had to ask all his passengers to exit the car and then he could drive it up. He needed to floor the pedal to the metal to go up. And he also said that driving along hilly roads was a big challenge when fully loaded too. And now, the car is parked at the SC to solve a engine check light issue.
Note: this is what i heard just now.... i am not bashing the car in anyway but IMHO / in fact i quite like exora's design. its interior design is really perfect / fantastic. The exterior is nice too except that the front bumper should hv it redesigned a little so that it does not look too boxy. And lastly, should have bigger engine (1.8 / 2.0).
Fuiyo...that's bad....One Utama parking ramp entrance in New Wing going up to the higher levels??? hehe. Yeah, i was contemplating to buy Exora as one of the options early this year, but in the end , chose Inspira. Exora interior is really nice. Exterior also good....If Exora can have the Inspira 2.0cc Mivec engine inside...becomes the perfect Exora!!! Exora is 1.4 tonne rite? Inspira is almost 1.3 tonnes i think.
Added on October 4, 2011, 3:15 pmQUOTE(tishaban @ Sep 11 2011, 11:53 PM)
The answer is it depends:
- If you're a light foot and don't push the engine then the Turbo should use a bit more fuel than the NA version eg. if your rpm hardly goes beyond 2500-3000.
- if you cannot tahan the underpowered engine like me and wring the engine all the time then the Turbo will probably use less fuel than the NA engine

Sounds like...city drive sucks more fuel, highway drive will have better FC.
This post has been edited by Matrix: Oct 4 2011, 03:18 PM