A 4wd sleeper
Metal fatigue (cracks) in both inside front panels. Visible from the engine bay where the panels bolt to the body.
Slipping clutch.
The gearbox is not very strong.
Not much driver leg room.
Strong chassis.
A 4wd sleeper.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 11th September, 2001
Cheap, reliable and with a few simple modifications, a very capable off roader
Just normal wear components such as brakes and clutch.
Did blow the engine up, but it was totally my fault for revving the crap out of it with a cold engine.
Was very capable when I got it, but even more capable now with modifications; extractors, 2 inch exhaust and foam air filter have made on road performance better, with better fuel economy, and off-road with more torque.
Lifted suspension has improved ride comfort and handling, as well as improved off-road performance. Has more then once embarrassed some owners of other 4WD's who think they have something more capable.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 20th May, 2001
Brakes wear very quickly around town.
Good little 4WD with proper low range, great in the sand, a bit cramped for anybody over 5'10".
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 5th October, 1999
Very delightful to drive, and because of the low gear ratio, power isn't too much of a problem. Coming from a sedan, the feroza is definatly a good buy - cheap to run, although a bumpy will occur. For example I am getting 500 km to a tank of gas which costs me around $60 to $65 to fill ($NZ).
18th Aug 2001, 05:37
Pretty good for my first car. Could do with more pick up power and a little more head room, but apart from that it does me great.