How do u guys find the NISSAN LATIO?

last SG · 2005-06-23T12:51:39+00:00

As for price, Latio is on par with ALTIS... Jap assembled car same price as Thai assembled car... Though have to admit LATIO has smaller engine cc

yifengz85 SG

in my opinion, u r the driver who is inside the car and although u dont see the exterior but other drivers do and if you dont mind driving a so ugly car with people giving so much comments...go ahead and buy tat car. juz do not regret after buying it Smile

Latio_Sport SG

yes, what WeNdRaGoN said are correct, don't let the no-solid-prove talk in this forum decide what you will buy. A car will be with you for at least 5 years, so test drive at least twice on each car that is in your consideration list. If you already zoomed into Latio, do test drive a Honda (maybe CIVIC), a Toyota (probably ALTIS), a Subaru (probably IMPREZA) and a CHEVELOT to be more sure, you will feel absolutely sure after test drives. Anyway, test drives are FREE of charge.

Overall, I love my Latio-Sport.

Latio_Sport SG

Check out Nissan Enthusiasts Club website for more details.

http://forums.delphiforums.com/n/main.asp?webtag=sunny_club_sg&nav=start&prettyurl=%2Fsunny%5Fclub%5Fsg%2Fstart

Don't forget to ask for more Freebies when you get a New car. The bargaining power is all yourssssssssss.

bedzone1 SG

hei, thanx for all the inputs. I went to test drive the Latio again, this time with 3 others (so we packed 5 in total in the car including the sales person). when I tried accelerating, the car was noisy. is this typical of CVT engines? any of the latio owners out there have the same problem? I read a thread of Honday City which also used CVT having the same problems. inputs welcomed!

TigerBo| SG

I certainly Love Latio-Sports too...

Latio_Sport SG

Latio are quiet cars. According to SE, there are noise blocking cardboard to block the noise from engine to the driver's seat. Maybe you should test drive another time, if it is still noisy, it maybe either your tolerant level is low (cannot accept small amount of noise) or that test-car does not have noise blocking cardboard. One more reason, the test-car maybe ramped too much by other test-drivers and engine is "out-of-order". I test drove Sunny before I bought Latio, the engine noise was extremely loud. Actual fact, I have went lunch with a few sunnies, they are quiet.

You may also want to accelerate slowly at about 1500 rpm and slowly increase to 2000 rpm (max 2200). It should be quiet at these rpm. Anything above 3000 rpm is a bit noisy.

dryver SG

ugly...

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