If I can wait for another year, I might get this MYVI SE instead of the standard boring look MYVI.
Being a top car in Malaysia, within just 18 months of launch, Perodua sold 100,000 units and to date after less than two years, the figure has passed 127,000 units already. As usual, perodua people start looking for new design and the best in their mind of course myvi brother in Japan, i.e Daihatsu Boon and Toyota Passo.
Myvi Special Edition (SE) comes with a number of cosmetic changes which should appeal to the younger segment of buyers (or those who are ‘young at heart’). With prices ranging from RM48,932 (including insurance) to RM52,346, the Myvi SE is about RM3,000 more than the premium version. Read the rest of this entry » New Myvi SE
