Cheefarn 5th Gear July 4, 2019 Share July 4, 2019 if it is.. i'll suggest to spend the bucks elsewhere.. Whats wrong with RDY ? Missed by a dollar.. Alamak, AD like don’t want to do your business. Go over to C n C and get the Stinger lor. Similar price range ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Knoobie Supercharged July 4, 2019 Share July 4, 2019 Whats wrong with RDY ? Couldn't solve my problem then while pride themselves as the expert for the make I was driving. Which eventually I had it solved by other regular workshop. Their prices are also more expensive than other workshop outside. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheefarn 5th Gear July 4, 2019 Share July 4, 2019 Couldn't solve my problem then while pride themselves as the expert for the make I was driving. Which eventually I had it solved by other regular workshop. Their prices are also more expensive than other workshop outside. Prices are subjective. What car are u driving and what was the issue? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Knoobie Supercharged July 4, 2019 Share July 4, 2019 (edited) Prices are subjective. What car are u driving and what was the issue? subjective is only used when you can't accurately measure the two product (i.e. the service quality) you do know price is definitely measurable and comparable right? lets just say the car I was driving was one of the make that they pride themselves in. doesnt matter what the issue was. The fact remains that the other workshop was able to identify where the problem was and resolve it accurately. rather than RDY trying to put the blame on the brand of petrol that is going in. Edited July 4, 2019 by Knoobie Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Xpel213 Clutched July 16, 2019 Share July 16, 2019 Hi. I am a Singaporean now living in Melbourne. Own a Opel Insignia (aka Opel Calais here) 2L Turbo Diesel. My take: Good: (i) Value for money; lots of bells and whistles for the price (I paid less than A$30k) (ii) Quiet ride (iii) Relatively good performance; good on tap power. (iv) Spacious rear cabin (v) Like the engine start stop; i.e. responsive; not as annoying as those found in other car models Not so good: (i) Conti car with a signal stick on the right hand side (need to get used to as my other/previous cars are Conti) (ii) Info screen is reflective; due to the angle. (iii) Interior cabin finishings are not so premium at some parts (e.g. air con fins, under the steering etc). (v) Not sure the soft-touch finishing in the cabin will be able to withstand intense heat/sun over long time. (vi) Mechanically, brake pads (and Continental tyres that came with the car) seem to wear out quite fast. (vii) When slowing down, downshifting of gear is not as smooth; i.e. gets "lumpy". (viii) Steering is a bit "soulless" (i.e. not really a problem if you had never driven other conti rwd models). All said, I am still happy with the car (so far). It is way better in terms of value for money (vs Civics, Mazda 3s, Jap SUVs etc that sell for about the same price). Stacks up well against the Superb/Passats/Mazda6 as well. Only possible regret, should have gotten the one with AWD. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Terence2112 2nd Gear July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 Hi. I am a Singaporean now living in Melbourne. Own a Opel Insignia (aka Opel Calais here) 2L Turbo Diesel. My take: Good: (i) Value for money; lots of bells and whistles for the price (I paid less than A$30k) (ii) Quiet ride (iii) Relatively good performance; good on tap power. (iv) Spacious rear cabin (v) Like the engine start stop; i.e. responsive; not as annoying as those found in other car models Not so good: (i) Conti car with a signal stick on the right hand side (need to get used to as my other/previous cars are Conti) (ii) Info screen is reflective; due to the angle. (iii) Interior cabin finishings are not so premium at some parts (e.g. air con fins, under the steering etc). (v) Not sure the soft-touch finishing in the cabin will be able to withstand intense heat/sun over long time. (vi) Mechanically, brake pads (and Continental tyres that came with the car) seem to wear out quite fast. (vii) When slowing down, downshifting of gear is not as smooth; i.e. gets "lumpy". (viii) Steering is a bit "soulless" (i.e. not really a problem if you had never driven other conti rwd models). All said, I am still happy with the car (so far). It is way better in terms of value for money (vs Civics, Mazda 3s, Jap SUVs etc that sell for about the same price). Stacks up well against the Superb/Passats/Mazda6 as well. Only possible regret, should have gotten the one with AWD. Thanks for the insights! Appreciate it most. I think the signal sticks in the insignia here is on the left though. I test drove it and accidentally activate the wipers. Haha Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheefarn 5th Gear July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 Hi. I am a Singaporean now living in Melbourne. Own a Opel Insignia (aka Opel Calais here) 2L Turbo Diesel. My take: Good: (i) Value for money; lots of bells and whistles for the price (I paid less than A$30k) (ii) Quiet ride (iii) Relatively good performance; good on tap power. (iv) Spacious rear cabin (v) Like the engine start stop; i.e. responsive; not as annoying as those found in other car models Not so good: (i) Conti car with a signal stick on the right hand side (need to get used to as my other/previous cars are Conti) (ii) Info screen is reflective; due to the angle. (iii) Interior cabin finishings are not so premium at some parts (e.g. air con fins, under the steering etc). (v) Not sure the soft-touch finishing in the cabin will be able to withstand intense heat/sun over long time. (vi) Mechanically, brake pads (and Continental tyres that came with the car) seem to wear out quite fast. (vii) When slowing down, downshifting of gear is not as smooth; i.e. gets "lumpy". (viii) Steering is a bit "soulless" (i.e. not really a problem if you had never driven other conti rwd models). All said, I am still happy with the car (so far). It is way better in terms of value for money (vs Civics, Mazda 3s, Jap SUVs etc that sell for about the same price). Stacks up well against the Superb/Passats/Mazda6 as well. Only possible regret, should have gotten the one with AWD. Shouldn't it be Holden Commodore for you bro? Holden has made sure all GM related products needs to be badged as Holdens in Australia Holden Calais has long EOL already. On the same note, you guys have the GMC Acadia SUV wor... labeled as Holden Acadia too. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Xpel213 Clutched July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 Yes. Should be a Holden Calais. In Australia, Insignia is sold as Holden Commodore LT/RS/RSV/VSX, Calais/Calais V and Sports Tourer (aka wagon). Difference between Commodore and Calais? The former (i.e. especially the RSV/VSX) are more sports tuned/based while Calais is supposed to be better kitted for a more premium drive; eg. leather seating, some interior decor and softer suspensions etc. I think the premium models sold in Singapore would be a mesh up with all options. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
BenTong Turbocharged July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 Pls call irene at 90409774I called she not free.. her Husband picked up Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheefarn 5th Gear July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 I called she not free.. her Husband picked up Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Terence2112 2nd Gear July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 Didn’t manage to get COE today. 3 bids has passed, another 3 remains. Future looks bleak. Might receive my deposit back. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Princey_anne 1st Gear July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 Didnât manage to get COE today. 3 bids has passed, another 3 remains. Future looks bleak. Might receive my deposit back. Maybe they dropped the car prices just to get buyer but with little intend to get the coe Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Terence2112 2nd Gear July 17, 2019 Share July 17, 2019 Maybe they dropped the car prices just to get buyer but with little intend to get the coeProbably so? But why would they wanna do that? They use the deposits to increase the cash flow? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
mel1888 3rd Gear July 18, 2019 Share July 18, 2019 Thanks for the insights! Appreciate it most. I think the signal sticks in the insignia here is on the left though. I test drove it and accidentally activate the wipers. Haha I seriously h8 wiper stalk signal stick style but seems like the trend for new cars.Im ole school & prefer it where its meant to be in centre console. I have tried stalk style, centre dial crap etc. Left hand juz feels so empty without something to hold. Probably i weird but its juz me. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Princey_anne 1st Gear July 18, 2019 Share July 18, 2019 Probably so? But why would they wanna do that? They use the deposits to increase the cash flow? Use the deposits to bid for COE Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Terence2112 2nd Gear July 19, 2019 Share July 19, 2019 am getting the insignia next weekend. Can’t wait! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
humanrace Clutched July 19, 2019 Share July 19, 2019 SE offered open cat COE for you? Did you top up in the end? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Prataboy 3rd Gear July 19, 2019 Share July 19, 2019 am getting the insignia next weekend. Can’t wait! Congrats! So they gave in and transfer an Open COE for you? ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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