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Guyver

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  • Name: Ameet
  • Alphard / Vellfire Model
    Alphard 350 (15 onwards)
  • Alphard / Vellfire Year
    2017
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    Selangor

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  1. In my opinion, if you have the cash, go for Alphard SC 2020 above (main reason the radio), less cash, 2018-2019, even less 2015 - 2017. All 2015 to 2022 rides the same. if you want to go for the 20 series, then go for the Vellfire. You can't really feel the 100cc difference (2.5 Vs 2.4), but psychologically you will have that nagging feeling (for me anyway). But which ever one you choose, remember this car is a people mover, not a sports car. don't expect the same performance as your sedan car. Once you accept that, this car is an excellent car to drive, my only regret is that i will never be able to sit in the pilot seat as I am always the driver.
  2. Check out Dynawin DM series. I am thinking to replace the original one with this one also.
  3. The model you got is the SC model. the seats won't go back any further. that's the limit. if you bought the S series the seats can be pushed together and go back further. The S series won't have the auto recline function, it's completely manual. As for the rear screen, just push the button on front of the screen to release the latch and pull down.
  4. Hi, did you have any luck with your head unit? Many of the other owners just gave up and replaced your head unit with a dynawin DM series with 360 camera. Since there is no special function in the radio which is connected to the car like the 2020 version.
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