Toyota Premio or Civic Reborn?

[waqar613]

@ All,

The Premio is good to drive,but perhaps due to the stiffness of the tyres I am not enjoying it. I got the car back today after tuning,much better drive then earlier, but I suppose since I'm used to driving an 1800cc Reborn, maybe I'm not getting the feel of it.

As for the tyres, I believe that if Igo for the stock size, the set of rim and tyres would cost me more then changing the tyres on the 16"s. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thinking of changing the tyres because the car looks good on 16"s. Still I'm a bit confused.

Nonetheless I have placed an ad for the sale of our Premio on Sunday, if any one is interested then do let me know.

Regards,

Babar

Mr babar have you sold your premio if yes.. at what price?

[blueazure]

the ride stiff ness was due to the low profile oversized 205's

my premio came with 195/65's . never had a problem.

people here have this bad habit of throwing away stocks and switching to NOT recommended 205s and then complain stiffness and hard steering .

anyhow, i would never recommend buying a locally used JDM unless you knew the history

[aqibasit]

Premio is a nice car with good luxury.

[Docjunaid]

Premio
I've owned one and once you have driven it and enjoyed the drive there is no going back.
Most common maintenance parts are available in market easily. Special parts require time/money for availability

https://www.pakwheels.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4872983

[Shakills]

I cant comment on Civic, generally are good cars baring PKDM I dont understand here the non existing issue with maintenance or parts of Premio. I imported one after waiting for current civic launch and almost 3 years ago and alhamdolillah its going fine it has regular service and oil change plus one CVT so far until next one is due.
CVT oil available at good oil shops, anyone buying CVT should know the difference between AT and CVT type of transmissions and specially its now officially launched with local Corolla range too, it shouldnt be an issue. CVT oil needs to be changed after 40K or so interval.
Other parts available on stock if not these can be ordered.
Its a shame that a JDM car manufactured in 2007 still surpass newly built local lot! in an real world it wouldnt even be compared but sadly thats a fact.

[abaid1019]

Congrats for the new car but one thing i am sure is the odo of premio is reversed. The readings you said was near to impossible. A car driven 5 years in japan usually or average is around 100k or the lowest I have seen was 60k.
I hope it's not in your case.

[Shakills]

Congrats for the new car but one thing i am sure is the odo of premio is reversed. The readings you said was near to impossible. A car driven 5 years in japan usually or average is around 100k or the lowest I have seen was 60k.
I hope it's not in your case.

Prime reason for personally selecting set of cars online with higher grades, bidding/winning it and then import it, was to avoid odo reversing. you can buy cars with under 10K mileage too if you wish! plus where did i mentioned the mileage? I said CVT oil needs to be after 40K or so interval. if i can remember correctly car had 37/38K when imported, CVT oil changed at i think 45 or so. its driven less than 5 a year at present!

here is the link
https://www.pakwheels.com/rides/2010-toyota-premio-of-Shakills-20162

[RahatMallick2003]

If it has a verifiable auction sheet, hands on Premio, otherwise leave it, mileage wise it would have done well above 100k Kms if its not backed with a verifiable auction sheet

[RahatMallick2003]

Its a shame that a JDM car manufactured in 2007 still surpass newly built local lot! in an real world it wouldnt even be compared but sadly thats a fact.

Yahi tou rona hai, we are still paying 1.7 million roughly for a XLi that still has manual wind-down windows

[babaromar]

Please close the thread.

[mr_drifter]

premio

[saboor73]

Please close the thread.

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