Another week, another episode of Driven, powered by PETRONAS Primax! In our comeback episode, we settled the ever-relevant RM90,000 question between the 2013 Toyota Vios, Proton Suprima S and Honda Jazz Hybrid. Missed it by any chance? Catch our revealing verdict here.
Next up, we tackle the family SUV category to find out which one is best. Is the refreshed Honda CR-V 2.0 still the king of the urban jungle, or has the popular Mazda CX-5 2.0 AWD beaten it to the crown? Also in with a shout is the Ford Kuga 1.6 EcoBoost – trying to prove that there is a replacement for displacement.
If that sounds too straightforward for you, do remember that this is the new Driven Web Series. We always do things with a twist – 350 Nm worth of it this time. Okay then, we won’t drag on too much with words – we’ll let the video (of us talking) do the talking.
We are currently hatching up something rather hot for your viewing pleasure in the next episode, so do tune in again same time next week. It will be a hot date!
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post largely praise the show’s humor and engaging review of the Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5, and Ford Kuga, highlighting the practicality, interior space, and driving experience of each SUV. Some users express skepticism about the fuel consumption figures and question their accuracy, noting real-world results are usually lower. The Subaru Forester is favored by a few for its handling and safety, but many commenters suggest including models like the Subaru XV or other competitors such as RAV4 or Peugeot 3008 for a more comprehensive comparison. There are lighthearted remarks about offroad capabilities, RV values, and vehicle weights. Overall, the comments reflect an enjoyable, enthusiastic reception with suggestions for future comparisons and more detailed reviews.