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2016 2nd Generation Honda Freed


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some info about the i-dcd -

 

http://www.schaeffler.com/remotemedien/media/_shared_media/08_media_library/01_publications/schaeffler_2/symposia_1/downloads_11/Schaeffler_Kolloquium_2014_15_en.pdf

 

any feedback on this system will be greatly appreciated, esp those who bought other honda hybrid models using i-dcd


freed should be using dry clutch, w torque at 134Nm. required gb fluid only 1.3l iirc..

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If i am not mistaken this i-dcd is new in SG market in honda. I have not heard of it being used in other hybrid honda cars. 

 

Anybody knows the estimated OMV of the hybrid with sensing?

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icic, thanks for the clarification, as i wasn't looking at the petrol version.

 

  On 2/24/2017 at 7:09 AM, Black468 said:

I am considering betweeb kia carens, freed hybrid and wish.

Kia carens 3rd row is the most cramp out of the 3.

Wish has most spacious 3rd row.

Freed 3rd row more comfortable than kia carens.

Freed kerb weight is heavier than wish. For such a heavy car, hp and torque is lower than wish which in theory, freed hybrid isnt too fast.

Both wish and freed are around same price of 110k currently.
Hey. Freed non hybrid is cvt.
Freee hybrid is dct.

 

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  On 2/25/2017 at 3:42 PM, wongj said:

If autolink, they bring in high spec freed petrol and hybrid ..basically their freed two power sliding, led , sensing and navi control on steering. Price for their hybrid now is ~111k and petrol ~ 115k

Do u know what is the omv of the petrol version? I am inclined towards petrol because of the hybrid battery warranty only 5 yrs.
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  On 2/28/2017 at 6:46 AM, Gnomish said:

Do u know what is the omv of the petrol version? I am inclined towards petrol because of the hybrid battery warranty only 5 yrs.

Erm, i saw the PI put 10 year battery warranty? 

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  On 2/28/2017 at 6:54 AM, Dscheng said:

Erm, i saw the PI put 10 year battery warranty?

As far as I know is only 5years warranty for hybrid from both A and V
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  On 2/28/2017 at 8:40 AM, wongj said:

As far as I know is only 5years warranty for hybrid from both A and V

my limited understanding from these few days "research" -

 

autolink claimed they used to have 8yr warranty on hybrid batt from OW, but due to other PI havin 5yr only making noise, now all 5yrs (y not all 8yrs? commercial considerations)

 

tan wei (OW warranty), venture cars (BW own ws at showrm compound)

 

tan wei "cheapest", but top up 2k for rims, leather

 

venture model only one side pwr sliding door; honda sensing will come w 2 pwr sliding doors but top up 4k. they oso have S package w factory half syn leather seats / door trim like vezel s, leather wrapped steering wheel, mocha dash trim, 15" rims - top up 2k. due to highest omv, hence least competitive price (cev = 30k no diff to consumer)

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I saw some post mentioned that the CEVS is 30K but based on Sgcarmart, the CO2 is 122g/km which put it in A4 category which gives only 5k rebate. So still got hope for PARF if OMV is in excess of 20k. 

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10years warranty on hybrid is for Toyota.. Honda only gave 5 years warranty.. hope it help :)

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  On 2/28/2017 at 11:03 AM, Depipis said:

I saw some post mentioned that the CEVS is 30K but based on Sgcarmart, the CO2 is 122g/km which put it in A4 category which gives only 5k rebate. So still got hope for PARF if OMV is in excess of 20k.

If cevs rebate is 5k then the pi will mark up the price by 20k Edited by Gnomish
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