Does anyone knows, where can I find the accessories (i.e rear spoiler) for the stepwgn 2006?

I share the same question with you, why the old model Serena is still around?

Answer: (maybe)

1) The latest Serena has become too 'upgraded' that it's not viable to sell in Malaysia

2) Nissan would have to strip it down to sell in ASEAN country that it's so down right insulting to the engineers and development dept.

3) Then there is Exora, why need Serena?

FYI, my wifey using this as her daily drives. The first cool feature is the keyless entry.

She will just keep the remote control key in d handbag and with a touch to the door handle, it unlocks and she would just start it by twisting a knob. So no messy looking for keys. And she can lock the door frm outside by pushing a sensor at d door handle. This is a cool upmarket car feature.

Then both sliding doors are powered and our friends already explained the points above.

Other features including:

- auto adjusting HID headlights

- all digital meters

- hundreds of compartments

- space for 8 adults

- slim external body size, excellent for parking

- aircond all around

- looks cool enough that makes people keep on asking about it wherever we go!

And yeah, this thing serves the purpose right. Im have a fmily of my own n how i wish my car is spacious enough to fit 5 ppl with maximum comfort on long journeys.

ya la i think HONDA JAPAN already make a marketing research…..

Japanese like boxy car or wse… but for me its a beauty from the heart…

Nissan Serena sales if i not mistaken is better compare to this Honda Stepwagon…

Besides that, the Serena is much more better in term of accesories and flexibility in changing the seats, bla bla bla…

http://www2.nissan.co.jp/SERENA/C25/0712/index.ht…

I wonder why in Malaysia they are selling the old generation serena for so long…

1. No tax for hybrid cars

2. Tax discount up to 75% for low fc cars (Jpn fuel consumption standards). This Stepwgn falls in this category.

3. Cash rebate if trade in and buy eco cars

So…what is our beloved G is doing in preserving the environment? Oops…wait a second..our national cars doesn't have any hybrids and the fuel consumption is kinda bad..so forget about it. Tax is good for national revenue….

1. Equipped with blind spot mirror (inside) on the front passenger dash board to view up to 7m on left hand side front corner

2. Third row seats can tumble down and keep underneath the floor (spare tyre area)…meaning no spare tyre??

3. Active cornering headlights.

4. Eco drive indicators…same like those in the Insights..

5. Hill start assist…preventing the car to slip backward after stopping at slopes on the first gear.

just check this out http://www.honda.co.jp/STEPWGN/

Try getting a rear facing baby seat/basket into a car in a tight shopping mall parking lot with a regular door and you will quickly "get the point" of big, tall sliding doors. On top of that you don't need to worry about kids wacking the car beside when opening the rear doors.

October 12, 2009 @ 11:22 am

I like Noah, Serena and Stepwgn. If you don’t care the about people (even for children) on third row seats suffering on long journey, go for wagon-base MPV.

Or maybe you haven’t get married and having children, that is why you thought wagon-base MPV is sleeker.

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SPOT ON…this for real family use…once u have 3-4 kidz, u'll prefer ths than those midi/mini mpv (stream/wish..etc), u'll dun care bout slick/performance/cornering when u have kidz screaming/shouting/fighting wt each other..if the mpv is not comfortable………sliding door is a plus (if u dun have kidz using baby seat/car seat..etc..u won't appreciate a sliding door esp at shopping complex tight parking…really difficult if yr mpv is those hinge door types)

Or maybe you haven't get married and having children, that is why you thought wagon-base MPV is sleeker.