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any feedback on this?
camry coe up in 9 months

went try slphy 1.8 and teana 2L a month ago...
probably dun need the size of teana...dont like the bulky sheet metal at the 4 corners

how is the maintenance quality and price like?
avg fc?

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any feedback on this?

camry coe up in 9 months

 

went try slphy 1.8 and teana 2L a month ago...

probably dun need the size of teana...dont like the bulky sheet metal at the 4 corners

 

how is the maintenance quality and price like?

avg fc?

in Singapore car market only 1.5, 1.6 and 2.0 available, where got 1.8?

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Hypersonic

You didn consider the new camry?


in Singapore car market only 1.5, 1.6 and 2.0 available, where got 1.8?

New Sylphy comes in 1.6L and 1.8L. Previous Sylphy comes in 1.5L and 2.0L.

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in Singapore car market only 1.5, 1.6 and 2.0 available, where got 1.8?

Nissan Slphy has 1.8, similiar to the old Altis with a 1.8 option. But the Slphy 1.8 and 1.6 does not have a big performance difference so might as well get the 1.6 and save the money

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in Singapore car market only 1.5, 1.6 and 2.0 available, where got 1.8?

 

u outdated ah haha

 

old slyphy was 1.6/2.0

new is 1.6/1.8

both are new engines

 

http://www.sgcarmart.com/new_cars/newcars_overview.php?CarCode=11294

40k more for the camry a bit hard to justify

 

the torque also abt same

174 vs 190

only diff i feel will be the better fc of the cvt vs the 4AT on the 2.0 camry, and the lack of side airbag and esp for the slyphy

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u outdated ah haha

 

old slyphy was 1.6/2.0

new is 1.6/1.8

both are new engines

 

http://www.sgcarmart.com/new_cars/newcars_overview.php?CarCode=11294

40k more for the camry a bit hard to justify

 

the torque also abt same

174 vs 190

only diff i feel will be the better fc of the cvt vs the 4AT on the 2.0 camry, and the lack of side airbag and esp for the slyphy

OIC,

as a mid-size sedan slyphy only 2 airbags is too less, and without tranction control, which is quite important safety function,

FC wise slyphy should be decent, my colleague used to drive a slyphy2.0, last year changed to Merc C200 due to lack of power [:p]

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I find that Sylphy 1.8 engine is not as refined. Performance for daily drive is adequate but for a 1.8 is weak. Though the suspension noise over bump and thump are pretty muffled.

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OIC,

as a mid-size sedan slyphy only 2 airbags is too less, and without tranction control, which is quite important safety function,

FC wise slyphy should be decent, my colleague used to drive a slyphy2.0, last year changed to Merc C200 due to lack of power [:p]

2.0L slyphy still lack of power?
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keep to constructive feedback, will be good from owners

no need cheong fast, not i driving haha

 

hows servicing cost?

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keep to constructive feedback, will be good from owners

no need cheong fast, not i driving haha

 

hows servicing cost?

I am driving the older 1.5litre model..

Pick up not that strong.. But ride is comfortable enough.. Comparable to Camry. Servicing cost is very reasonable.. Sign up for the package about 1k that covers for 4 servicing.. Very good value.

Spare parts for Nissan is very cheap.. No need heart attack when time due for replacement.

I am considering replacing my ride with the 1.6 when it's due for change.

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I am driving the older 1.5litre model..

Pick up not that strong.. But ride is comfortable enough.. Comparable to Camry. Servicing cost is very reasonable.. Sign up for the package about 1k that covers for 4 servicing.. Very good value.

Spare parts for Nissan is very cheap.. No need heart attack when time due for replacement.

I am considering replacing my ride with the 1.6 when it's due for change.

 

Able to share the fuel consumption (kilometer/litre) for the 1.5 slphy? Can travel how many kilometers when the fuel gauge touch the 3/4 mark?

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In Singapore, many people will go for the 1.6 version. Big body small engine.

Just like teana, most will go for 2.0 instead.

 

Personally I prefer the 1.8....

 

Is Slyphy the only jap car that has rear aircon in Cat A?

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In Singapore, many people will go for the 1.6 version. Big body small engine.

Just like teana, most will go for 2.0 instead.

 

Personally I prefer the 1.8....

 

Is Slyphy the only jap car that has rear aircon in Cat A?

 

Mazda 3 (latest) has the rear aircon. Luxury edition has 4 airbag and traction ctrl. U can go sgcarmart take a look at the festures list.

 

Just fyi. I am not into mazda.

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Turbocharged

 

Mazda 3 (latest) has the rear aircon. Luxury edition has 4 airbag and traction ctrl. U can go sgcarmart take a look at the festures list.

 

Just fyi. I am not into mazda.

Latest mz3 rear has no aircon... Latest elantra have, k3 also have...

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Turbocharged

I still prefer jap cars but I need rear aircon

Then sylphy is the only choice.... And a good one... If it come with auto instead of cvt, I will consider... My current Latio has zero problem no matter how hard I trash it around... Hehehe....

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