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Jamie Zawinski

1,199 posts since Jan '08
- 17 Jan `08, 2:35PM
  
  anyone knows the top speed of the following cars?
  
  1. Daihatsu Sirion 1.5 manual
  2. Honda Jazz manual
  3. Kia Picanto manual
  4. Mazda 2 manual
  5. Mitsubishi Colt
  6. Mitsubishi Colt Plus
  7. Mitsubishi i
  8. Nissan March
  9. Suzuki Swift 1.5 manual
  10. Suzuki Swift Sport manual
ceecookie

9,526 posts since May '04
- 17 Jan `08, 2:59PM
  
  The specs(including top speed) of the abovementioned cars can be found in motoring magazines...if not u can simply google it?
  
  Anyway,Swift Sport manual's 200km/h
tomsss

3,726 posts since May '05
- 17 Jan `08, 6:47PM
  
  all 180km/h
n0x

1,512 posts since Mar '06
- 17 Jan `08, 6:54PM
  
  Originally posted by Jamie Zawinski:
  
  anyone knows the top speed of the following cars?
  
  1. Daihatsu Sirion 1.5 manual
  2. Honda Jazz manual
  3. Kia Picanto manual
  4. Mazda 2 manual
  5. Mitsubishi Colt
  6. Mitsubishi Colt Plus
  7. Mitsubishi i
  8. Nissan March
  9. Suzuki Swift 1.5 manual
  10. Suzuki Swift Sport manual
  
  why do u want to know??
nightsky87

1,406 posts since Jul '05
- 17 Jan `08, 7:44PM
  
  Originally posted by tomsss:
  
  all 180km/h
  
  yes, all 180, stock
AE86tofu

4,877 posts since Jul '03
- 17 Jan `08, 11:37PM
  
  i doubt the mistu I can go up to 180km/h with its 3 cylinder engine ans shape…LOL
alleggerita

7,462 posts since Aug '06
- 18 Jan `08, 12:17AM
  
  And I doubt Kia Picanto can reach 180km/h too..I think top out at 160km/h max only..
Jamie Zawinski

1,199 posts since Jan '08
- 18 Jan `08, 2:31PM
  
  Originally posted by ceecookie:
  
  The specs(including top speed) of the abovementioned cars can be found in motoring magazines...if not u can simply google it?
  
  Anyway,Swift Sport manual's 200km/h
  
  how can swift sport achieve 200kph?
alan-

1,282 posts since Oct '03
- 18 Jan `08, 3:12PM
  
  the specs i read from the brochure say swift sports manual is 210 and auto is 170
Xcert

Mas Selamat Kastari

9,553 posts since Dec '01
- 18 Jan `08, 3:36PM
  
  Originally posted by Jamie Zawinski:
  
  anyone knows the top speed of the following cars?
  
  1. Daihatsu Sirion 1.5 manual
  2. Honda Jazz manual
  3. Kia Picanto manual
  4. Mazda 2 manual
  5. Mitsubishi Colt
  6. Mitsubishi Colt Plus
  7. Mitsubishi i
  8. Nissan March
  9. Suzuki Swift 1.5 manual
  10. Suzuki Swift Sport manual
  
  all 90 km/h in singapore.
Jamie Zawinski

1,199 posts since Jan '08
- 18 Jan `08, 3:46PM
  
  Originally posted by Xcert:
  
  all 90 km/h in singapore.
  
  u haven't been to NS
nOrmalbOi

7,925 posts since May '00
- 18 Jan `08, 3:49PM
  
  i think almost all the cars u listed, once u get near 130 -140 kmh, u will not dare to go further liao..
onlooker123

323 posts since Jan '08
- 21 Jan `08, 9:56PM
  
  I go 160km/h on an Accord before. Quite effortless.
Jamie Zawinski

1,199 posts since Jan '08
- 21 Jan `08, 9:59PM
  
  Originally posted by onlooker123:
  
  I go 160km/h on an Accord before. Quite effortless.
  
  erm, accord can go beyond 200
BaByBoY

11,484 posts since Apr '03
- 21 Jan `08, 10:04PM
  
  hello fellow bro and sis here,
  
  just curious how does it feel to be in a car at let`s say 160kmph an above compared to say 60kmph???
  
  feel any diff?
  
  Edited by BaByBoY 21 Jan `08, 10:07PM
Ferrari_RoXz

205 posts since May '07
- 21 Jan `08, 10:17PM
  
  Originally posted by BaByBoY:
  
  hello fellow bro and sis here,
  
  just curious how does it feel to be in a car at let`s say 160kmph an above compared to say 60kmph???
  
  feel any diff?
  
  If you are in a low end car, you will feel the car 'floating'. Which means you wont get as much feedback from the steering and passengers can feel the floating sensation too.
  
  At such high speeds, steering will not be as sensitive as slower speeds. No matter how good your car is. Ya, some obvious things are there's more wind/road noise, scenery moving faster. Anybody got anything to add. I think i may have missed a few.
BaByBoY

11,484 posts since Apr '03
- 21 Jan `08, 10:19PM
  
  Originally posted by Ferrari_RoXz:
  
  If you are in a low end car, you will feel the car 'floating'. Which means you wont get as much feedback from the steering and passengers can feel the floating sensation too.
  
  At such high speeds, steering will not be as sensitive as slower speeds. No matter how good your car is. Ya, some obvious things are there's more wind/road noise, scenery moving faster. Anybody got anything to add. I think i may have missed a few.
  
  any adrenaline rush???
ceecookie

9,526 posts since May '04
- 21 Jan `08, 10:23PM
  
  Originally posted by Ferrari_RoXz:
  
  If you are in a low end car, you will feel the car 'floating'. Which means you wont get as much feedback from the steering and passengers can feel the floating sensation too.
  
  At such high speeds, steering will not be as sensitive as slower speeds. No matter how good your car is. Ya, some obvious things are there's more wind/road noise, scenery moving faster. Anybody got anything to add. I think i may have missed a few.
  
  In the pre-facelift Nissan Sunny,you will start to feel the floating feeling when you hit only 120km/h
  
  Edited by ceecookie 21 Jan `08, 10:27PM
Jamie Zawinski

1,199 posts since Jan '08
- 22 Jan `08, 9:54AM
  
  Originally posted by ceecookie:
  
  In the pre-facelift Nissan Sunny,you will start to feel the floating feeling when you hit only 120km/h
  
  stop being a retard and spout nonsense. the PFL sunny can hit 180 and maintain relative stability.
gnab

134 posts since Jan '08
- 22 Jan `08, 10:45AM
  
  Originally posted by Jamie Zawinski:
  
  stop being a retard and spout nonsense. the PFL sunny can hit 180 and maintain relative stability.
  
  hit to 110 and above unstable, 'floating' feeling liao la...
  
  what 180? Mazda 3 i believe...
Jamie Zawinski

1,199 posts since Jan '08
- 22 Jan `08, 10:46AM
  
  Originally posted by gnab:
  
  hit to 110 and above unstable, 'floating' feeling liao la...
  
  what 180? Mazda 3 i believe...
  
  the problem must be between the steering wheel and seat
ceecookie

9,526 posts since May '04
- 22 Jan `08, 2:13PM
  
  Originally posted by Jamie Zawinski:
  
  stop being a retard and spout nonsense. the PFL sunny can hit 180 and maintain relative stability.
  
  you're the retard talking nonsense and asking all this bullshit!Go and play games rather than coming here
  Cannot google the specs isit?Too retarded to find out isit?
  
  Edited by ceecookie 22 Jan `08, 2:14PM
Ferrari_RoXz

205 posts since May '07
- 22 Jan `08, 5:10PM
  
  Originally posted by BaByBoY:
  
  any adrenaline rush???
  
  Depends on oneself. If you very 'zai' driver 160 is nothing. If you kanchiong spider. Yes, Alot of adrenaline.
ceecookie

9,526 posts since May '04
- 22 Jan `08, 6:05PM
  
  I dont even see the need for us to reply his questions.All our answers were met with criticism and if he's so "smart",he can jolly well answer his own question.
  
  Edited by ceecookie 22 Jan `08, 6:12PM
zerocool85

871 posts since Oct '04
- 26 Jan `08, 6:54PM
  
  hmmm...
  
  older jap cars.. u will feel very bumpy.. lots of vibrations at the steering wheel..
  
  alot of jittering from left to right on the steering... got to hold it tight..
  
  newer jap car... much more stable.. vibrations very little.. not so bumpy..
  
  my mazda6.. top speed only 210km/h... feels very safe and stable.. minimal vibrations..
  
  lambo.. can even hold steering lightly at 250km/h.. no chance to cruise at 300 due to traffic.. 250 seems like 150-180 in most cars..

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