Hatchbacks

• substance

  16 May 07, 14:15

  haha if I were I will be scouting around for cars to steal and not sitting here forum+ing
  
  Just hang around Msia car forum, you will see pple posting up looking for stolen cars or parts.
• nick34

  17 May 07, 01:26

  just drove a hatchback to genting last month .. no issues with soft suspension kind of problems ..
• Scania N113CRB luver

  17 May 07, 11:53

  Originally posted by substance:

  Don't have to worry, Ford is not on the list, usually Jap cars are more popular as parts are easily avaliable, if they steal a Ford, they can't sell it out.
  
  Usually they target Harrier or Rav4 or any SUVs, cos there's a high demand in thailand and east Msia.
  
  Jap cars like Evo are always popular, cos its all PnP in most of the older protons.

  then those people who stole a ferrari must be dead dumb. The parts would have burnt a hole in their pockets.
• dork3d

  17 May 07, 15:59

  Originally posted by nick34:

  just drove a hatchback to genting last month .. no issues with soft suspension kind of problems ..

  Which hatchback you drove?
• sillyme

  17 May 07, 16:03

  I have driven my Aveo once to Fraser's Hill and and twice Trengganu. No problems faced.
• lalaTearz

  17 May 07, 18:00

  drive a proton la...malaysia made car..surely suitable to drive in malaysia..n won't tio rob also...thief will thought own ppl..haha
• Tsukiumi

  2 Jun 07, 21:41

  Honda Civic Type R is the best hatchback car for long distance travel
• ceecookie

  2 Jun 07, 21:43

  Originally posted by Tsukiumi:

  Honda Civic Type R is the best hatchback car for long distance travel

  i doubt sport/racing seats are that confortable
• alleggerita

  2 Jun 07, 22:11

  Originally posted by Tsukiumi:

  Honda Civic Type R is the best hatchback car for long distance travel

  I would disagree..the suspension set-up of the Type-R is too hard..
  
  IMHO, the Focus ST would be the ideal long distance hot hatch..
• ditzy

  2 Jun 07, 22:14

  Originally posted by Tsukiumi:

  Honda Civic Type R is the best hatchback car for long distance travel

  Sure, if your spine is made of titanium or something.
• Tsukiumi

  2 Jun 07, 22:38

  i wonder if i should get a 2nd hand Honda Civic...
• alleggerita

  2 Jun 07, 22:47

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Sure, if your spine is made of titanium or something.

  
  
  Agreed..
  
  And I admire your "Platinum Member" status..
• sir_boris

  2 Jun 07, 23:19

  So the rest of the hatcback are lousy??
  
  You've driven all hatchbacks???? Wait... have u actually driven the civic type r?????
  
  

  Originally posted by Tsukiumi:

  Honda Civic Type R is the best hatchback car for long distance travel

• jeremylmh

  3 Jun 07, 00:45

  perodua kelisa . no problem .......
  
  how bout QQ ?
• Caligynephobia

  3 Jun 07, 07:32

  Cooper S!
• dork3d

  3 Jun 07, 07:39

  Originally posted by lalaTearz:

  drive a proton la...malaysia made car..surely suitable to drive in malaysia..n won't tio rob also...thief will thought own ppl..haha

  Your car plate will still gives you away lah...
• alleggerita

  3 Jun 07, 22:50

  Originally posted by dork3d:

  Your car plate will still gives you away lah...

  Gives it away that you are a Singaporean, but mostly only Malays buy Protons or Perodua..and they rarely still from their own race..
• Tsukiumi

  4 Jun 07, 15:49

  Originally posted by Scania N113CRB luver:

  Reason being too light ? Or suspension sucks?
  
  So ... What kind of cars are more suitable for driving up to genting?

  Drive Jeep or monster truck