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I experienced dizziness after switching from Chevrolet Optra to Honda Stream in terms of driving. I took the same route work and home, and feel especially so when doing a long gradual bend like woodlands Ave 2 exit on cte. I have never felt like this when I switch from Fiat Uno->lancer->Kia Spectra->skoda oct->Chev Optra.

 

No, I am not pregnant nor the recent crazy weather, btw. Could it be the suspension as I notice the ride is a little bumpier too? Or maybe I should check with a doctor?

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its probably the higher suspension found on MPVs which is needed to soften road feel bcos MPVs are meant to carry more loads/people. Hence the bouncier feeling.

 

U neber test drive before u buy car one? [shocked]

 

BTW u sure u not preggy? This is not a joke, Pregnant is an auspicious thing [nod]

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Or maybe u jus need to time to adjust to the new car.

Is the steering too light?

 

I'm so used to driving my own...now i take my friends' ride i feel giddy too...

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You will get used to it after 1 to 2 days.

 

The 1st day I drove my new car, I felt like throwing up after the drive

due to hard suspension of the SUV couple with 18 inch rims.

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Yes, that is for sure that the bouncy suspension which cause you giddy and you might feel want to vomit after your lunch or dinner.

 

I had that same experience when taking a ride on my colleague's G9 Corolla after lunch, I feel like sitting in the boat, immediately after I alight, I feel like vomitting. thumbsdown.gif

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I experienced dizziness after switching from Chevrolet Optra to Honda Stream in terms of driving. I took the same route work and home, and feel especially so when doing a long gradual bend like woodlands Ave 2 exit on cte. I have never felt like this when I switch from Fiat Uno->lancer->Kia Spectra->skoda oct->Chev Optra.

 

No, I am not pregnant nor the recent crazy weather, btw. Could it be the suspension as I notice the ride is a little bumpier too? Or maybe I should check with a doctor?

 

When I tried to drive my father's 1978 Datsun 120Y many years back, I had that same feeling.

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I experienced dizziness after switching from Chevrolet Optra to Honda Stream in terms of driving. I took the same route work and home, and feel especially so when doing a long gradual bend like woodlands Ave 2 exit on cte. I have never felt like this when I switch from Fiat Uno->lancer->Kia Spectra->skoda oct->Chev Optra.

 

No, I am not pregnant nor the recent crazy weather, btw. Could it be the suspension as I notice the ride is a little bumpier too? Or maybe I should check with a doctor?

 

 

High blood pressure...chiong too much.. [:p]

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If the suspension is too soft or bumpy, it is not good either as it will get spoilt easily compared to those hard suspension. What is best is in between soft and hard! thumbsup.gif

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Giddyness, to tell the truth. I also got dizzyness when I sat in my new IS.

I still don't know what is the main cause, at first I thought it was the suspension harmonics that is causing my sickness. But IS hard suspension got harmonics meh?

My wife also face the same while sitting at the rear bench.

 

Opening the windows to clear the chemical smell does not help at all.

After 3 months, I still occassionally get dizzy while drivign in my own car.

 

 

One solution is to shock your mind with a nasty taxi driver like this.

http://www.mycarforum.com/forum/gforum.cgi...ew&post=2265410

After I got behind this taxi driver, I was super alert for the rest of the morning!

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You might want to check the cold tyre pressure and increase it slightly. The kind of tyres (e.g. comfort based) has a part in it too.

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I experienced dizziness after switching from Chevrolet Optra to Honda Stream in terms of driving. I took the same route work and home, and feel especially so when doing a long gradual bend like woodlands Ave 2 exit on cte. I have never felt like this when I switch from Fiat Uno->lancer->Kia Spectra->skoda oct->Chev Optra.

 

No, I am not pregnant nor the recent crazy weather, btw. Could it be the suspension as I notice the ride is a little bumpier too? Or maybe I should check with a doctor?

 

Its the smell of new car,there's an article abt it. [:p]

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Neutral Newbie
its probably the higher suspension found on MPVs which is needed to soften road feel bcos MPVs are meant to carry more loads/people. Hence the bouncier feeling.

 

U neber test drive before u buy car one? shocked.gif

 

BTW u sure u not preggy? This is not a joke, Pregnant is an auspicious thing nod.gif

 

The stream cg is quite low leh, not very mpv height. also, its bumpy not bouncy.unsure.gif bouncy is more like suspension problem liao.

 

Btw, I am a straight guy lah, bro.laugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.gif

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Neutral Newbie
Is it the smell in the car that makes you giddy?

 

Nice new leather smell is always welcoming.... ahhh nice refreshing new car smell, cant be nauseating lah.smile.gif

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You will get used to it after 1 to 2 days.

 

The 1st day I drove my new car, I felt like throwing up after the drive

due to hard suspension of the SUV couple with 18 inch rims.

 

2 weeks liao, i still feel like throwing up when exiting to clementi Ave 6 on AYE.... sigh....

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I experienced dizziness after switching from Chevrolet Optra to Honda Stream in terms of driving. I took the same route work and home, and feel especially so when doing a long gradual bend like woodlands Ave 2 exit on cte. I have never felt like this when I switch from Fiat Uno->lancer->Kia Spectra->skoda oct->Chev Optra.

 

No, I am not pregnant nor the recent crazy weather, btw. Could it be the suspension as I notice the ride is a little bumpier too? Or maybe I should check with a doctor?

 

first of all if is a new or 2nd hand Honda Stream? If 2nd hand car, prob want to check if your shock kaput liao.

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