Head 2 Head, Mazda 2 vs Hyundai i20

[FortunerMan]

Itu cantelan buat ngederek om Hensem....eh Hansen...tauk tuh yg bikin foto promo Mazda...gak beres.

[AD74YA]

Kalau tissue itu mungkin dengan yang berbaju hijau ada hubungannya?

[kapsul 97]

wakwkwkwkwkwkwk .... mobil sape tuh ?

[maskopat]

yang jelas mobilnya lebih kenceng daripada tokisu....

[everester]

Kalau tissue itu mungkin dengan yang berbaju hijau ada hubungannya?

aduh pura2 ga tau

yg pakai baju hijau kelihatannya bukan yg punya ya?

hmm...tiada pengemudi yg putih, pejalan kaki pun jadi

[kapsul 97]

yang jelas mobilnya lebih kenceng daripada tokisu....

@Oom Kopat : ga boleh Oom saling cross Thread, nanti si TS ngamuk lagi ..

[FortunerMan]

http://www.theautoindustrieblog.com/201 ... -cars.html

Wahhh...gak salah pilih ane pilih Mazda 2 nih...cucok...ZOOM ZOOM!

The top scores achieved by the Toyota Prius should bury any further doubts on reliability of hybrids. Another pleasant surprise is the Mazda2. In fact, Mazda has more cars in the the top-10 most reliable list than other Japanese big names like Honda, or even Nissan. Both the MX-5 and Premacy consistenly appear among the top-10 in all vehicle age categories. Mazda's achievement is even more astounding once you realise that the Mazda2 is the cheapest car in the top-10 list (starting at around 17,000 Euros). Plus, there was a clear year-year improvement in the quality of the Mazda2. The little 2 was ranked 9th, 6th and jumping to 2nd spot in the 6-7 years old, 4-5 years old and 2-3 years old category respectively.

The Honda was only represented twice in the top-10 list, by the Honda Jazz and Honda CR-V, only in the 6-7 years old and 8-9 years old category. Mazda was represented 7 times in all 5 categories by 3 models while Toyota had 17 representations by 6 models in all 5 categories.

The most unreliable car of all - the Kia Carnival, both the the first and second generation models included. Much have been said about how the current offerings from Kia boasts of quality that rival the Japanese. Well, as far as TUV is concerned. That's not translated to the Carnival. To be fair, the Carnival, even in the current second generation guise, is quite an old model, the last of the traditional Kias, that was developed by the Kia of old rather than the current rejuvenated Kia.