Good Parallel Importers
#1
Good Parallel Importers
Hi,
i'm looking for a reliable parallel importer . does anyone have any importers to recommend? secondly, do you get your cars serviced at the PI that you bought the car from or do you go to a trusted garage?
secondly , i heard that the auto version is not suitable for the rotary engine and that servicing is very costly.
Pls advise
i'm looking for a reliable parallel importer . does anyone have any importers to recommend? secondly, do you get your cars serviced at the PI that you bought the car from or do you go to a trusted garage?
secondly , i heard that the auto version is not suitable for the rotary engine and that servicing is very costly.
Pls advise
#2
I got mine from Huayang and service at their workshop Sportwagen. Think they are one of the PIs that have been around for a long time. Last time one of the most popular PI was GarageR as they have alot of experience with rotary but I heard they do not do RX8 anymore.
I can't really say whether the one that I go to is good or bad as my ride is still pretty new but so far no problems.
I can't really say whether the one that I go to is good or bad as my ride is still pretty new but so far no problems.
#3
Originally Posted by Siakster
Hi,
secondly , i heard that the auto version is not suitable for the rotary engine and that servicing is very costly.
Pls advise
secondly , i heard that the auto version is not suitable for the rotary engine and that servicing is very costly.
Pls advise
servicing is not costly.... juz becos its a rotary engine, pple say its expensive.....
dun let the myths surround u.. come n meet us and we will surround u with with facts!
#4
whatever PIs you might get it from.... pls trust me... DUN EVER GEt FROM LECO MOTORS. their after sales service really very bad. and they cant be bothered... and they chase you for payment like loansharks... so think twice.. you dun wan to buy a car and get rejected for aftersales service.
#5
Originally Posted by Siakster
Hi,
secondly , i heard that the auto version is not suitable for the rotary engine and that servicing is very costly.
secondly , i heard that the auto version is not suitable for the rotary engine and that servicing is very costly.
Was also told that the repairs will be a 5-digit sum
Me wonder why... Me not hit yet :D No prizes for guessing who told me Hint: Don't believe everything u hear
Yo Siakster - It just ain't true!
#6
thks guys for the advice...its cool to hear and know that there is quite a number of auto rx-8 users. im actually planning to get mine just in time for december and cny which is cheonging season.
anyone can pluck any figures for servicing ?? and i also realized that the manual version offered by MM has stuff like DSC , is it important? or is it just unessential options?
anyone can pluck any figures for servicing ?? and i also realized that the manual version offered by MM has stuff like DSC , is it important? or is it just unessential options?
#7
Originally Posted by Siakster
thks guys for the advice...its cool to hear and know that there is quite a number of auto rx-8 users. im actually planning to get mine just in time for december and cny which is cheonging season.
anyone can pluck any figures for servicing ?? and i also realized that the manual version offered by MM has stuff like DSC , is it important? or is it just unessential options?
anyone can pluck any figures for servicing ?? and i also realized that the manual version offered by MM has stuff like DSC , is it important? or is it just unessential options?
wat u r paying for the rx8 offered by MM is the full spec-ed car... u have virtually everything....... i wldnt say its unimportant, but essentially, do u want a manual or an auto???
if u can decide between the 2, then the answer is obvious.....
#8
siakster, i rem there's a thread on the cost of servicing. we quoted autobac, garager and hy among others i think. u can do a quick search.
MM only has manual still i think so if u want auto, it's PI.
hope tis helps.
MM only has manual still i think so if u want auto, it's PI.
hope tis helps.
#9
right..i think i have pretty much decided on getting an auto as im quite a lazy driver. only problem now is which PI and where to get the car serviced. last i saw was 105k from the PIs . anyone noes where i can get a better price or any lobang ?
#10
Originally Posted by Siakster
right..i think i have pretty much decided on getting an auto as im quite a lazy driver. only problem now is which PI and where to get the car serviced. last i saw was 105k from the PIs . anyone noes where i can get a better price or any lobang ?
#12
Originally Posted by Naughty Boy
Interesting! Me was told auto gearbox tends to break
Was also told that the repairs will be a 5-digit sum
Me wonder why... Me not hit yet :D No prizes for guessing who told me Hint: Don't believe everything u hear
Yo Siakster - It just ain't true!
Was also told that the repairs will be a 5-digit sum
Me wonder why... Me not hit yet :D No prizes for guessing who told me Hint: Don't believe everything u hear
Yo Siakster - It just ain't true!
Due to the complexity of the auto gearbox, of course it costs more to replace it.
I sold my old CVT Civic around 5-6 years ago and the dealer who bought my car had to replace the gearbox for about $7k.
#13
Originally Posted by Emperor
Auto gearboxes tend to require more care than manual ones. And you cannot whack it too hard like a manual one.
Due to the complexity of the auto gearbox, of course it costs more to replace it.
I sold my old CVT Civic around 5-6 years ago and the dealer who bought my car had to replace the gearbox for about $7k.
Due to the complexity of the auto gearbox, of course it costs more to replace it.
I sold my old CVT Civic around 5-6 years ago and the dealer who bought my car had to replace the gearbox for about $7k.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post