2007 Daihatsu Sirion start up and in-depth tour 

I just got one and can't tune radio 😂

Agreed! Toyota engine so super reliable + 1.3L so the petrol will last and it's a good engine for a car of that size! Especially right now when 91 octane in some petrol stations in Auckland costs NZ$2.41/litre (US$1.58/litre) rip

@@kiwicartalk1787 Mine has 325 thousand kms and still going strong! That fuel price is insane.

Yooooooooo nice! Those Toyota engines go on forever if they're maintained well!! And yes, fuel prices are insane at the moment but oh well, hopefully things improve soon :)

Mine is 2007 1.3 with manual transmission and in 240.000 kms only ordinary maintenance.A great big small car with good performance and low consumption: 0-100 km/h= 10 sec, indicated top speed=175 km/h, 17,5km/l

This car is undead!

Hi there! Unfortunately I don't know any sorry!

Haha thank you!

My auto has to be in park to start.

I have a really old volvo automatic needs to be in N or in P to start it

Hi there! Nah this one's got a 1.3L engine :)

Oh! My bad then! But the engine sound was the same 🤔 How could it Be?

@@saviinuwiickramasiinghe161 Haha who knows!

@@Samaryas oh! Now I understand! Thank you very much!

EPS can be expensive to fix. If u shake steering wheel whilst turning the key to start it will be OK. Once you don't have an MOT type test it'll be OK. However a new eps motor can cost up to 500euro!!!

If you're changing them yourself it's quite straightforward. Just take a picture of the brake shoes when you remove the drum so you know how to put them back on afterwards. There are RU-vid videos for that too.

where are you from??, i guess this guy live in england

@@Oddy2021 I'm in Belgium, and from his nickname on RU-vid (kiwi) I bet he's in New Zealand, this is a very weird exemple of a "JDM" Sirion, it doesn't exist, because it's called the Boon in Japan and the Toyota Passo under the Toyota Brand Also, it doesn't have a proper rear fog light, which means it's not a UK spec.

@@sheppardpat47 Thank you for the correction! It turns out that when I searched his channel he was indeed from New Zealand. BTW I'm Indonesian and in my country they also call it Daihatsu Sirion

@@Oddy2021 yeah and in Malaysia it’s the Perodua Myvi

@@sheppardpat47 Indonesia and Malaysia are completely different countries so they are not the same in terms of cars. For example, Daihatsu, in Malaysia Daihatsu becomes Perodua, while in Indonesia it still uses Daihatsu as the global name. FunFacts: Sirion in Indonesia from the past until now is still a Completely Build Up from Malaysia Rebadge from Perodua Myvi to Daihatsu Sirion

It basically is yes!

Hi there! If it has the factory stereo, then no it doesn't have aux/bluetooth! However the stereo is quite easy to replace so if you wanted to replace the stereo at a later date, then it is an option for you!

There should be a aux hole left side of the steering wheel next to the traction control (EU edition)

Sorry (UK) edition

I have one and had one but had a crash unfortunately These are awesome cars

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Hey! Unfortunately not no

Kiwi CarTalk i’ve checked it, 6 L

@@giochinina100 Ahhh ok, thank you!

1.3 gives 47mpg. 1.0 3 cyl the exact same!!

It's an inexpensive car, so the interior isn't gonna be too fancy lmao

@@kiwicartalk1787 are they worth it?

@@finnervlogs3402 It's a pretty decent car overall! Fuel efficient and good for city driving :)

@@kiwicartalk1787 have you taken it on the motorway?

@@finnervlogs3402 This is my friend's car so I haven't driven it personally on the motorway, but when we were on the motorway once it didn't seem to struggle!

I'm 6'5" and have no trouble fitting in. Not even in the back!

Hi there! Ummmm maybe you'd be better off with something else but if you move the seat back far enough it should be good!

I am 6.2 and I own one. Yes I can recommend a decent seating position. You can raise your chair and a just the wheel up or down. Not axial. In my case my legs are a little to long like in all cars of this class. It's not perfect but good enough to drive a long distance without any problems. I can drive 140 kph for 2 hours and feel nothing. It's only going to take a while before finding a good position. Buy the sport.

@@dennisdegroot7490 what trim in sport for daihatsu can u tell im new to it

@@rehanali-hy9tk Buy a 1.3 4 cylinder sport. The 3 cylinder is to slow. I can recommend the automatic transmission. Shifts very well and no robotic crap. The sport has spoilers and skirts and other upgrades. The airco is also much colder than my volkswagens.

Hi there! So the car itself doesn't have a way to tell you, but here's a link with some info www.honestjohn.co.uk/realmpg/daihatsu/sirion-2005

I do around 7 liters per 100km

Something must be failing to your engine, it could be anything...

@@Theslashmadnes i mean the engine is pretty much ok, dont know what to do

@@ilyamelihov8864 do some scanner, it may show up what's bothering probably or what about synchronization? Change any filters? Here in my country they use to raise the fuel consumption when a synchronization on the engine is needed.

@@Theslashmadnes i think there a leak in the fuel lines cause sometime i do smell gas inside the interior, just didn't figure out from where exactly , and i guess i need a better scanning tool

@@ilyamelihov8864 put some extra air in your tyres. I have the same car and i see big difference!

Hahaha well spotted! :)

It is very much a "get the job done" sort of interior I guess!

I wouldn't expect luxury from a Budget hatchback

Vehicles does not need nice interiors, the important thing is that it is very durable and fun for everybody