Asia Zoom Zoom Zone - Page 3

davehkg · #21 (**permalink**) 02-08-2010, 04:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by drewzilla1981

you suck! we don't have that option in the states!

You guys are actually better than us.

There're only 2 choices in my place : 1.5 sedan (7 speed CVT) & 2.0 S hatch(5 speed AAS AT).

Many options missing here, such as :
- Power Seat w/seat warmer
- Cruise control
- Bluetooth Hands-Free
- Navigation System
- Bose system
- 6 speed MT
- 2.5 GT
- Bi-Xenon HID
- AFS
- TPMS
- RVM System

Be happy and take it easy.

davehkg · #22 (**permalink**) 02-08-2010, 04:18 PM

Lets check to see if any different between LHD & RHD.

catchphrase · #23 (**permalink**) 02-08-2010, 08:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by davehkg

You guys are actually better than us.

There're only 2 choices in my place : 1.5 sedan (7 speed CVT) & 2.0 S hatch(5 speed AAS AT).

Many options missing here, such as :
- Power Seat w/seat warmer
- Cruise control
- Bluetooth Hands-Free
- Navigation System
- Bose system
- 6 speed MT
- 2.5 GT
- Bi-Xenon HID
- AFS
- TPMS
- RVM System

Be happy and take it easy.

I've only seen the RVM option available on the MPS in South America. The JDM Navigation looks way better than our tiny navigation screen, and also has the option of a rear backup camera. I'd say for most people here, TPMS is probably more of a hassle than a useful feature. It's an extra $200-300 USD to deal with when switching wheels if you don't want a blinking light in your dash.

davehkg · #24 (**permalink**) 02-09-2010, 05:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by catchphrase

I've only seen the RVM option available on the MPS in South America. The JDM Navigation looks way better than our tiny navigation screen, and also has the option of a rear backup camera. I'd say for most people here, TPMS is probably more of a hassle than a useful feature. It's an extra $200-300 USD to deal with when switching wheels if you don't want a blinking light in your dash.

TPMS sounds hassle indeed. Navigation actually isn't an useful feature in a tiny place like HKG. Front & rear cameras are more useful option instead. So far I found one Taiwan made car cam (Witness) has most useful features built-in onto a anti-glare rear view mirror and can be connected up to 4 cams including rear backup camera. Its quality is pretty high rated in Asia and priced at HK$4600 (US$5xx) including Anti-glare rear view mirror w/2 front cams + 1 rear cam + on-site installation.

It's selling in the states too : HERMES MVR 102

It's MSP rear cam. It's cool to have this on the M3.