Very happy over all with the car.
JUST BOUGHT 2012 MY13 AWD Sport .....
Looks amazing in Red mate, made me regret getting a white Sports AWD.
Look like you're in Australia? I am in Sydney and where I live there isn't many Kizashi around at all, only saw another Red Sports AWD going around in my area.
Look like you're in Australia? I am in Sydney and where I live there isn't many Kizashi around at all, only saw another Red Sports AWD going around in my area.
Hi thanks for your replies. Yes D3lusion - I really like the red now it has grown on me - i orginaly wanted the grey -but my boyfriend talked me into the red. Yes I live in Melbourne. I dont see that many Kizzys getting around -and actually Im glad of that fact - nothing worse than owning a car and "every man and his dog" has one. They replaced the car I bought off the show room floor with a white one - it looks great too. The only thing that dissapoints me with the reverse camera is - it doesnt have the lines to guide you and the bottom of the screen is taken up by the rear bumper....not sure if thats how its supposed to look?
Lol funny you said that, I wanted the red but the wife talked me in getting the white.Yes D3lusion - I really like the red now it has grown on me - i orginaly wanted the grey -but my boyfriend talked me into the red.
I only got mine 2 weeks ago, got the 2012 MY11 model, got it for 35k
so I missed out on the Sat Nav and reverse camera.Since I bought the car I have seen more of them on the road to work, but most of them seems to be the Touring or Prestige model, not many Sports AWD. I actually almost ended up with an Honda Accord Euro, but I test drove the Kizashi I knew it was the car for me.I dont see that many Kizzys getting around -and actually Im glad of that fact - nothing worse than owning a car and "every man and his dog" has one.
The CVT in the Kizashi takes a lot of getting use to, especially coming from a manual or traditional torque converter automatic, as the first 0-30km can feel awfully slow, but once you hit 35 or 40km the car accelerate damn quick.
Any chance you could post a pic of what the reverse camera pic looks like? I've installed an aftermarket camera, it has got the lines (and distance measurements) but I don't think you'd want to rely on them. I find the bumper being in the pic is good as you then have a reference for the clearance/ distance to anything behind you.Tamstaz wrote: The only thing that dissapoints me with the reverse camera is - it doesnt have the lines to guide you and the bottom of the screen is taken up by the rear bumper....not sure if thats how its supposed to look?
David
Hi David - Im having problems posting a pic -took it with my camera down loaded it onto pc - Im sorry - just a beginner with this site = The first pic I posted seemed to go through -but cant get it to work .... so dont know how to post the pic..let me know and I will be happy to send you the pic.
This site does seem to size limit photos. I normally host them off site and post a link, but even that can come unstuck with the size limits.
I'll try to remember to take a pic of what mine looks like. I checked and the "guide lines" on the screen on mine are simply distance markers. They might be accurate in some installs, but are way off on my Kizashi, the 3m line is more like 1m distance from the bumper! (It's an adjustable angle universal camera.) The picture is excellent though and it only cost $24 delivered.
I'll try to remember to take a pic of what mine looks like. I checked and the "guide lines" on the screen on mine are simply distance markers. They might be accurate in some installs, but are way off on my Kizashi, the 3m line is more like 1m distance from the bumper! (It's an adjustable angle universal camera.) The picture is excellent though and it only cost $24 delivered.
David