Joeymaritess Neutral Newbie March 2, 2011 Share March 2, 2011 HI Goof Rider. Have you tried driving the EXORA? Kind of big. Worried that I might have problem parking... ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Panhard 1st Gear March 2, 2011 Share March 2, 2011 Hi guys! let me honestly share with you all.... the exora is truly value for money. but one thing? if you dont need the size & never ferry more than 5 people often-- then dont get it cos it can be a little bulky. --not so easy to zip in & out of traffic like driving a sedan or hatchback. --parking wise, also have to be selective about the lot size & spacing around.. FC & pick-up is expected from this vehicle size & weight. so no need to ask this question but one thing for sure, for a m'sian made vehicle, its pretty good/reliable. have been driving my auto exora for 1 year now & no problems at all- just routine service! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Joeymaritess Neutral Newbie March 2, 2011 Share March 2, 2011 Hi guys! let me honestly share with you all.... the exora is truly value for money. but one thing? if you dont need the size & never ferry more than 5 people often-- then dont get it cos it can be a little bulky. --not so easy to zip in & out of traffic like driving a sedan or hatchback. --parking wise, also have to be selective about the lot size & spacing around.. FC & pick-up is expected from this vehicle size & weight. so no need to ask this question but one thing for sure, for a m'sian made vehicle, its pretty good/reliable. have been driving my auto exora for 1 year now & no problems at all- just routine service! Hey.... Thanks for the advise mate!! Really appreciate it... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
GoofRider Neutral Newbie March 2, 2011 Share March 2, 2011 HI Goof Rider. Have you tried driving the EXORA? Kind of big. Worried that I might have problem parking... not yet.. but it's not of a concern for me. i've drive my in-law's wish before several times.. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
GoofRider Neutral Newbie March 2, 2011 Share March 2, 2011 Hi guys! let me honestly share with you all.... the exora is truly value for money. but one thing? if you dont need the size & never ferry more than 5 people often-- then dont get it cos it can be a little bulky. --not so easy to zip in & out of traffic like driving a sedan or hatchback. --parking wise, also have to be selective about the lot size & spacing around.. FC & pick-up is expected from this vehicle size & weight. so no need to ask this question but one thing for sure, for a m'sian made vehicle, its pretty good/reliable. have been driving my auto exora for 1 year now & no problems at all- just routine service! for me the main reason i go for Exora is the price, made in malaysia, so parts can be easily get as i go in JB once a week, the interior space... cos now as mention earlier.. my third child will be born in May.. and definitely need the space. why i didn't go for kia or hyundai... i still feel not comfortable with korean car.. at least proton, any problem only, can just drive in JB.. hee Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Panhard 1st Gear March 3, 2011 Share March 3, 2011 for me the main reason i go for Exora is the price, made in malaysia, so parts can be easily get as i go in JB once a week, the interior space... cos now as mention earlier.. my third child will be born in May.. and definitely need the space. why i didn't go for kia or hyundai... i still feel not comfortable with korean car.. at least proton, any problem only, can just drive in JB.. hee then should be no issues getting the exora--- even at current coe rates, its still the cheapest 1.6cc MPV around that is packed with useful features & of course the space & reliability. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Panhard 1st Gear March 3, 2011 Share March 3, 2011 http://www.proton.com.sg/291107.html wonder if Proton S'pore will repeat this factory visit trip..... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Joeymaritess Neutral Newbie March 6, 2011 Share March 6, 2011 for me the main reason i go for Exora is the price, made in malaysia, so parts can be easily get as i go in JB once a week, the interior space... cos now as mention earlier.. my third child will be born in May.. and definitely need the space. why i didn't go for kia or hyundai... i still feel not comfortable with korean car.. at least proton, any problem only, can just drive in JB.. hee You have a point!. Same thinking... I'm still deciding on Passo Sette (7 seater) or the Exora. Passo smaller a bit so can zig zag easily.. And made in Japan. Quality should be good. But fuel tank small.. Only 42 litres. Still can't make up my mind. Sigh.... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Panhard 1st Gear March 6, 2011 Share March 6, 2011 You have a point!. Same thinking... I'm still deciding on Passo Sette (7 seater) or the Exora. Passo smaller a bit so can zig zag easily.. And made in Japan. Quality should be good. But fuel tank small.. Only 42 litres. Still can't make up my mind. Sigh.... bro. Sette though made in Japan, not supported by authorised agent---you will have problems with spare parts....have to special order. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
GoofRider Neutral Newbie March 6, 2011 Share March 6, 2011 You have a point!. Same thinking... I'm still deciding on Passo Sette (7 seater) or the Exora. Passo smaller a bit so can zig zag easily.. And made in Japan. Quality should be good. But fuel tank small.. Only 42 litres. Still can't make up my mind. Sigh.... how much is it? but Exora really value for money.. i plan to use for a long time.. if i plan to use for 3-4 years than scrap, than i don't mind buy brand new now.. cos when i scrap, still got money mah.. can use that to down for the next pruchase. coe is really killing... even bike COE has increase to 2k.. use to be around $500... *still waiting patiencely for a second hand exora.. hehe* bro. Sette though made in Japan, not supported by authorised agent---you will have problems with spare parts....have to special order. totally agree.. unless you survey around , ask around easy to get spare parts.. or maybe this passo 'might' use the same parts like thier 'siblings' that brought in my authorise agent..(Isis).. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Joeymaritess Neutral Newbie March 7, 2011 Share March 7, 2011 how much is it? but Exora really value for money.. i plan to use for a long time.. if i plan to use for 3-4 years than scrap, than i don't mind buy brand new now.. cos when i scrap, still got money mah.. can use that to down for the next pruchase. coe is really killing... even bike COE has increase to 2k.. use to be around $500... *still waiting patiencely for a second hand exora.. hehe* totally agree.. unless you survey around , ask around easy to get spare parts.. or maybe this passo 'might' use the same parts like thier 'siblings' that brought in my authorise agent..(Isis).. Around 80K bro. A rebadge model is the Alza. Went to see 2 weeks back. Sitting at the driver seat quite comfortable. Ya lah. I'm worried about the spare part as well. Car looks good to me but not as spacious as Exora. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Panhard 1st Gear March 8, 2011 Share March 8, 2011 Bro, ask them ltd parking or unsafe? If ltd means got cars parked there, so means safe. Everywhere we park also unattended. Bro, how's your ride so far--anything to share, done your 20k svcs yet? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Panhard 1st Gear March 8, 2011 Share March 8, 2011 they said there is a limited parking lot and insecure if park overnight there unattended Bro, how about you too! done your 20k svcs yet! anything to share on your ride so far. already 1 year down the road.. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Colin03 4th Gear March 8, 2011 Share March 8, 2011 Is the Azla in S'pore already ? What is the pricing ? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shorty Turbocharged March 8, 2011 Share March 8, 2011 Bro, how's your ride so far--anything to share, done your 20k svcs yet? 20K? hehehe. no la...only 10k. jus did the service 2 wks back. anyway, i forgot that we hv only 2 servicings free. tot hv 3. then kena pay 60+ just for labour so ex. if i had known, i'll go to msia. n i tink i'm gonna do that for my future servicings. so far...i hv a dent on my door yet to b fixed. a small part of it paint chipped n starting to rust. n also i hv given up on detailing the car. too time consuming n keep getting dirty. only clean for the day i wash n the next day. the rest of the wk dirty. now i jus wash at petrol kiosk. my rim also hv very bad kerb rash. but wont do anything abt it. will change rims n tyres after 2 yrs. other than that, all is well. serving its purpose. btw, i used 5w30 during 10k. but the service guy said too thin for this car. how come? this engine so special one ar... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Panhard 1st Gear March 8, 2011 Share March 8, 2011 (edited) 20K? hehehe. no la...only 10k. jus did the service 2 wks back. anyway, i forgot that we hv only 2 servicings free. tot hv 3. then kena pay 60+ just for labour so ex. if i had known, i'll go to msia. n i tink i'm gonna do that for my future servicings. so far...i hv a dent on my door yet to b fixed. a small part of it paint chipped n starting to rust. n also i hv given up on detailing the car. too time consuming n keep getting dirty. only clean for the day i wash n the next day. the rest of the wk dirty. now i jus wash at petrol kiosk. my rim also hv very bad kerb rash. but wont do anything abt it. will change rims n tyres after 2 yrs. other than that, all is well. serving its purpose. btw, i used 5w30 during 10k. but the service guy said too thin for this car. how come? this engine so special one ar... ya! was using 10w30 for the 1k & 5K service-- then at 10k when they changed it using ows full syn. to 10w40 noticed engine is more quieter, so 20k also continue with 10w40 grade.... FC wise- not much change but can feel pick-up & acceleration smoother... so far so good, remember i mentioned about some clicking noise from the dashboard earlier, well, the service people managed to solve it for me...now the car even more quiet. other then the replacement of the air-con temp switch which was faulty(under warranty)-causing a/con to freeze, the exora has been perfect so far! Edited March 8, 2011 by Panhard Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Joeymaritess Neutral Newbie March 8, 2011 Share March 8, 2011 Is the Azla in S'pore already ? What is the pricing ? Alza not yet in Singapore. Not coming anytime soon too cause AD said demand in Malaysia high. Not enough.. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Panhard 1st Gear March 9, 2011 Share March 9, 2011 *still waiting patiencely for a second hand exora.. hehe* saw a used exora ad in "------" magazine Jan 11 issue...... its a blue/auto...put up by a "direct seller". asking $59,800. sept 09 regn. maybe you may like to call to check: adam-9011 9821 ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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