SiLangKia Supersonic May 2, 2017 Share May 2, 2017 yah if @silangkia no go, his nick change to SIAOlangkia haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Haha ok boss I will go , scared already ↡ Advertisement 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
SuPerBoRed Twincharged May 2, 2017 Share May 2, 2017 Haha ok boss I will go , scared already wah.. sad ley... go you SI.... dont go you SIAO... i lucky.. go i SUPER... dont go i become JIN... 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
RadX Moderator May 2, 2017 Share May 2, 2017 wah.. sad ley... go you SI.... dont go you SIAO... i lucky.. go i SUPER... dont go i become JIN... siang ka pager Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
SiLangKia Supersonic May 2, 2017 Share May 2, 2017 wah.. sad ley... go you SI.... dont go you SIAO... i lucky.. go i SUPER... dont go i become JIN... hahahaha, well I guess it's my own fault for being dumb enough to choose that nick, you know, sometimes in life we make bad choices 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
SuPerBoRed Twincharged May 2, 2017 Share May 2, 2017 siang ka pager stalker ah you... but hor.. that joke.. think only you know wat im talking abt.. lol Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Fuelsaver Supercharged June 4, 2017 Share June 4, 2017 Thank God for the good (and bad) experiences recently. Thank the person who drew my name for winning the weekend driveaway. Thank bro Lawrence for heads up on this event. Thank MCF / SCGM / Komoco for their generosity to allocate me not a 2.0, but a 1.6T Tucson and with almost full tank of petrol. I had a very positive experience (and some points for improvement) about the new 1.6T Tucson since the collection 2 days ago. Can't bear to return it tomorrow (may I return my old one instead??? ) This ride is a far cry from my existing one which already gave me some positive experiences I had with a Korean ride but didn't find it in Jap ones. Those concerned with badge please "blindfold" yourself to try this ride out. It is by far my best driving experience (in dry weather). Even compared to an AWD SUV mated to CVT. Exterior - instead of resembling an SUV, this somewhat a raised hatch, maybe a CUV cum SUV; this needs no intro. My ride is silver. Under certain lighting condition, may mistake as white if in well-maintained condition. Black plastic trim on wheel arc & skirt gives it a sporty / rugged feel. Features - given a 1.6T, comes with keyless entry, e-tailgate, corner light, chrome door handle w welcome light. also has see-me-home light if set to auto headlight. wing mirror unfolds when u near front door even before pressing button on door handle to unlock. Key fob also has tailgate open / close button; cover is nice color of brown / gray depend on lighting - very special color; hope to have it as car color. Interior - gettin in is easier since it being raise hatchback instead of full SUV. being all-black & local fitted leather, nothing to shout about. but leather is taut, interior space as good as prev except less headroom. driver gets electric seats adjustment w e-lumbar adjustment. steering is reach & rake adjustable. Gear knob nice to hold & button on it is matt chrome very classy though cannot see if u don't purposely notice. Centre console box cum armrest can be a lil longer i feel though no issue w resting of elbows for me n partner. Aircon is cold even during hot weather (new car noted). All buttons & steering control (incl cruise control but not adaptive) well put with no freeplay. Blind spot detection avail for my trim. Seats are relatively firm but comfy (as a gauge i can only say not as firm as contis like BMW X1 / Land Rover Disco); front headrest can be moved up n forward. my model dunno wc model - aircon is manual adjust using knobs. rear seats has centre armrest w cupholders. ride - chassis feel taut when going over humps at an angle. very stable ride (dry weather tested only); doesn't panic when depress accel during bends. have engine sound, but also power. doesn't feel like 1.6T, more like 1.8T - 2T. accel til 3-figure speeds still stable; i thot was 2-figure speeds. when travel at 80-90 i thot was 60. on Kumho tyres (not conti / jap tyres) some more. on 17" alloys, over uneven surfaces / humps / strips felt comfy when going over. nvh insulation is definitely better than some rivals like the Harrier - engine makes lotsa noise but car doesn't move as urgently. I enjoyed listening to music on board a car for first time (prev cars all BnB type so road noise affected enjoyment of music). Engine note nice to hear. paired w DCT, gear shift pretty seamless, though i expected it to changed gear a lil faster. ICE - as if Hyundai hired acoustic engineer; with such sound system n sound quality, don't waste money to upgrade speakers and amps and HU. output can match / beat those cars with few grands spent on ICE. 8" supposedly locally fitted HU c/w 10-band EQ, Galactio GPS (need some getting used to as I'm used to TomTom format), sound n video file playability (so far no issues with all my sound / video files), able to display foreign language (mine has Jap ). However, I'd prefer touch sensitivity & search speed a lil sensitive & faster respectively. Likes - better than expected performance, handling, NVH and ICE Improvement - price can be lower, nicer color options (e.g. pearl white, mandarin gold) Conclusion - I got hooked to driving the 1.6T Tucson; may I return the old one instead??? Pls note I'm not trying to advertise for Hyundai, but I genuinely found it a very competent contender in its category. I'm currently driving a 9-yo one and am switching to another Jap ride due to family needs and not wanting to spend beyond 110k for a new car. 5 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest EverestLeasing Neutral Newbie June 5, 2017 Share June 5, 2017 Hi Bro, A very well written review! Thank you so much for such an in-depth review. Can I kindly request you to help me "copy" your review over at our New Car Consumer Review page too? - http://www.sgcarmart.com/new_cars/newcars_reviews.php?CarCode=11735 Your contribution to our review page is deeply appreciated~! thanks! Thank God for the good (and bad) experiences recently. Thank the person who drew my name for winning the weekend driveaway. Thank bro Lawrence for heads up on this event. Thank MCF / SCGM / Komoco for their generosity to allocate me not a 2.0, but a 1.6T Tucson and with almost full tank of petrol. I had a very positive experience (and some points for improvement) about the new 1.6T Tucson since the collection 2 days ago. Can't bear to return it tomorrow (may I return my old one instead??? ) This ride is a far cry from my existing one which already gave me some positive experiences I had with a Korean ride but didn't find it in Jap ones. Those concerned with badge please "blindfold" yourself to try this ride out. It is by far my best driving experience (in dry weather). Even compared to an AWD SUV mated to CVT. Exterior - instead of resembling an SUV, this somewhat a raised hatch, maybe a CUV cum SUV; this needs no intro. My ride is silver. Under certain lighting condition, may mistake as white if in well-maintained condition. Black plastic trim on wheel arc & skirt gives it a sporty / rugged feel. Features - given a 1.6T, comes with keyless entry, e-tailgate, corner light, chrome door handle w welcome light. also has see-me-home light if set to auto headlight. wing mirror unfolds when u near front door even before pressing button on door handle to unlock. Key fob also has tailgate open / close button; cover is nice color of brown / gray depend on lighting - very special color; hope to have it as car color. Interior - gettin in is easier since it being raise hatchback instead of full SUV. being all-black & local fitted leather, nothing to shout about. but leather is taut, interior space as good as prev except less headroom. driver gets electric seats adjustment w e-lumbar adjustment. steering is reach & rake adjustable. Gear knob nice to hold & button on it is matt chrome very classy though cannot see if u don't purposely notice. Centre console box cum armrest can be a lil longer i feel though no issue w resting of elbows for me n partner. Aircon is cold even during hot weather (new car noted). All buttons & steering control (incl cruise control but not adaptive) well put with no freeplay. Blind spot detection avail for my trim. Seats are relatively firm but comfy (as a gauge i can only say not as firm as contis like BMW X1 / Land Rover Disco); front headrest can be moved up n forward. my model dunno wc model - aircon is manual adjust using knobs. rear seats has centre armrest w cupholders. ride - chassis feel taut when going over humps at an angle. very stable ride (dry weather tested only); doesn't panic when depress accel during bends. have engine sound, but also power. doesn't feel like 1.6T, more like 1.8T - 2T. accel til 3-figure speeds still stable; i thot was 2-figure speeds. when travel at 80-90 i thot was 60. on Kumho tyres (not conti / jap tyres) some more. on 17" alloys, over uneven surfaces / humps / strips felt comfy when going over. nvh insulation is definitely better than some rivals like the Harrier - engine makes lotsa noise but car doesn't move as urgently. I enjoyed listening to music on board a car for first time (prev cars all BnB type so road noise affected enjoyment of music). Engine note nice to hear. paired w DCT, gear shift pretty seamless, though i expected it to changed gear a lil faster. ICE - as if Hyundai hired acoustic engineer; with such sound system n sound quality, don't waste money to upgrade speakers and amps and HU. output can match / beat those cars with few grands spent on ICE. 8" supposedly locally fitted HU c/w 10-band EQ, Galactio GPS (need some getting used to as I'm used to TomTom format), sound n video file playability (so far no issues with all my sound / video files), able to display foreign language (mine has Jap ). However, I'd prefer touch sensitivity & search speed a lil sensitive & faster respectively. Likes - better than expected performance, handling, NVH and ICE Improvement - price can be lower, nicer color options (e.g. pearl white, mandarin gold) Conclusion - I got hooked to driving the 1.6T Tucson; may I return the old one instead??? Pls note I'm not trying to advertise for Hyundai, but I genuinely found it a very competent contender in its category. I'm currently driving a 9-yo one and am switching to another Jap ride due to family needs and not wanting to spend beyond 110k for a new car. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fuelsaver Supercharged June 5, 2017 Share June 5, 2017 Hi Bro, A very well written review! Thank you so much for such an in-depth review. Can I kindly request you to help me "copy" your review over at our New Car Consumer Review page too? - http://www.sgcarmart.com/new_cars/newcars_reviews.php?CarCode=11735 Your contribution to our review page is deeply appreciated~! thanks! Hi Bro, I trimmed the contents a lil due to alphabet limit, but still include the essential points. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
1fast1 Supersonic June 5, 2017 Share June 5, 2017 I had no idea Comfort Cabs were using the Ioniq... till I saw one today. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tianmo Hypersonic June 6, 2017 Share June 6, 2017 Thank God for the good (and bad) experiences recently. Thank the person who drew my name for winning the weekend driveaway. Thank bro Lawrence for heads up on this event. Thank MCF / SCGM / Komoco for their generosity to allocate me not a 2.0, but a 1.6T Tucson and with almost full tank of petrol. I had a very positive experience (and some points for improvement) about the new 1.6T Tucson since the collection 2 days ago. Can't bear to return it tomorrow (may I return my old one instead??? ) This ride is a far cry from my existing one which already gave me some positive experiences I had with a Korean ride but didn't find it in Jap ones. Those concerned with badge please "blindfold" yourself to try this ride out. It is by far my best driving experience (in dry weather). Even compared to an AWD SUV mated to CVT. Exterior - instead of resembling an SUV, this somewhat a raised hatch, maybe a CUV cum SUV; this needs no intro. My ride is silver. Under certain lighting condition, may mistake as white if in well-maintained condition. Black plastic trim on wheel arc & skirt gives it a sporty / rugged feel. Features - given a 1.6T, comes with keyless entry, e-tailgate, corner light, chrome door handle w welcome light. also has see-me-home light if set to auto headlight. wing mirror unfolds when u near front door even before pressing button on door handle to unlock. Key fob also has tailgate open / close button; cover is nice color of brown / gray depend on lighting - very special color; hope to have it as car color. Interior - gettin in is easier since it being raise hatchback instead of full SUV. being all-black & local fitted leather, nothing to shout about. but leather is taut, interior space as good as prev except less headroom. driver gets electric seats adjustment w e-lumbar adjustment. steering is reach & rake adjustable. Gear knob nice to hold & button on it is matt chrome very classy though cannot see if u don't purposely notice. Centre console box cum armrest can be a lil longer i feel though no issue w resting of elbows for me n partner. Aircon is cold even during hot weather (new car noted). All buttons & steering control (incl cruise control but not adaptive) well put with no freeplay. Blind spot detection avail for my trim. Seats are relatively firm but comfy (as a gauge i can only say not as firm as contis like BMW X1 / Land Rover Disco); front headrest can be moved up n forward. my model dunno wc model - aircon is manual adjust using knobs. rear seats has centre armrest w cupholders. ride - chassis feel taut when going over humps at an angle. very stable ride (dry weather tested only); doesn't panic when depress accel during bends. have engine sound, but also power. doesn't feel like 1.6T, more like 1.8T - 2T. accel til 3-figure speeds still stable; i thot was 2-figure speeds. when travel at 80-90 i thot was 60. on Kumho tyres (not conti / jap tyres) some more. on 17" alloys, over uneven surfaces / humps / strips felt comfy when going over. nvh insulation is definitely better than some rivals like the Harrier - engine makes lotsa noise but car doesn't move as urgently. I enjoyed listening to music on board a car for first time (prev cars all BnB type so road noise affected enjoyment of music). Engine note nice to hear. paired w DCT, gear shift pretty seamless, though i expected it to changed gear a lil faster. ICE - as if Hyundai hired acoustic engineer; with such sound system n sound quality, don't waste money to upgrade speakers and amps and HU. output can match / beat those cars with few grands spent on ICE. 8" supposedly locally fitted HU c/w 10-band EQ, Galactio GPS (need some getting used to as I'm used to TomTom format), sound n video file playability (so far no issues with all my sound / video files), able to display foreign language (mine has Jap ). However, I'd prefer touch sensitivity & search speed a lil sensitive & faster respectively. Likes - better than expected performance, handling, NVH and ICE Improvement - price can be lower, nicer color options (e.g. pearl white, mandarin gold) Conclusion - I got hooked to driving the 1.6T Tucson; may I return the old one instead??? Pls note I'm not trying to advertise for Hyundai, but I genuinely found it a very competent contender in its category. I'm currently driving a 9-yo one and am switching to another Jap ride due to family needs and not wanting to spend beyond 110k for a new car. Well writen bro!!! Thanks to bro fuelsaver, after begging him to let me take the driver's seat for a while, I was given a real drive of this 1.6T Tucson. Simply blown me away, and I totally agree with what bro fuelsaver has written. Love this car, just be alert on the speedo, quite easy to get a speeding ticket without realising. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fuelsaver Supercharged June 6, 2017 Share June 6, 2017 Well writen bro!!! Thanks to bro fuelsaver, after begging him to let me take the driver's seat for a while, I was given a real drive of this 1.6T Tucson. Simply blown me away, and I totally agree with what bro fuelsaver has written. Love this car, just be alert on the speedo, quite easy to get a speeding ticket without realising. MTL, this year resolution - get a 1.6T!!! 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tianmo Hypersonic June 6, 2017 Share June 6, 2017 MTL, this year resolution - get a 1.6T!!! I wish!!! thurs toto if I tio, I straight away go buy one,! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Adrianli Hypersonic June 6, 2017 Share June 6, 2017 I wish!!! thurs toto if I tio, I straight away go buy one,! If tio, u still looking at Tucson? Should be looking at Mercedes GLC, BMW X4 or Audi Q5 liao. Every aspect would surpass Tucson. 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tianmo Hypersonic June 6, 2017 Share June 6, 2017 (edited) If tio, u still looking at Tucson? Should be looking at Mercedes GLC, BMW X4 or Audi Q5 liao. Every aspect would surpass Tucson. bro, seriously i am quite impress with the 1.6T Tucson. We took it to a place i manage to lut to 140km/h along B roads, steady like a rock this car. Right foot down and the car just power release like power ranger jungle fury.. i think this car easily 1.4 ton, but the turbo sibei power. Buy one go lut in NSHW every weekend, no scare got ppl break in mah. After that sell also no lugi so much. Bro, you sld try, very different from their NA cars. Edited June 6, 2017 by Tianmo 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fuelsaver Supercharged June 6, 2017 Share June 6, 2017 If tio, u still looking at Tucson? Should be looking at Mercedes GLC, BMW X4 or Audi Q5 liao. Every aspect would surpass Tucson. Depends, if 1-5M, I'll still settle for Hyundai Tucson 1.6T or Kia Sportage 2.0GT.. dowan to spend so much on cars esp conti where svc cost n parts replacements cost premium n only 10yrs tenure. I like the feeling of cash rich. Likely to buy 1-2 pet properties too :) N I don't think every aspect will surpass them either. For example, BMW 2 series ice sound quality is nowhere near Hyundai n Kia. I wish!!! thurs toto if I tio, I straight away go buy one,! Ok hope u tio!!! Huat ah!!! Then u must come my place let me relish as a passenger.. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Buadongdong Twincharged June 16, 2017 Share June 16, 2017 Depends, if 1-5M, I'll still settle for Hyundai Tucson 1.6T or Kia Sportage 2.0GT.. dowan to spend so much on cars esp conti where svc cost n parts replacements cost premium n only 10yrs tenure. I like the feeling of cash rich. Likely to buy 1-2 pet properties too :) N I don't think every aspect will surpass them either. For example, BMW 2 series ice sound quality is nowhere near Hyundai n Kia. Ok hope u tio!!! Huat ah!!! Then u must come my place let me relish as a passenger.. So @tianmo tio toto $10 also considered tio right?? Then can chut new car liao.. i queue up to be the passenger then u lut to 160km/hr ok?? 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fuelsaver Supercharged June 17, 2017 Share June 17, 2017 So @tianmo tio toto $10 also considered tio right?? Then can chut new car liao.. i queue up to be the passenger then u lut to 160km/hr ok??On u bro! Haha But I scare license kena so will just do century sprint keke ↡ Advertisement 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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