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UPDATE: Perodua has announced that a new Kembara will be launched in mid-2008. It is expected that the new Perodua Kembara replacement will be based on the Daihatsu Bego/Toyota Rush. Click here for more details.
UPDATE: New Kembara replacement Perodua SUV spotted on Malaysian roads!
Once again Theophilus Chin has whipped up his Photoshop and created this artist’s impression of how a future Perodua Kembara replacement model could look like. He used a short wheel base Toyota Rush/Daihatsu Be-Go and slapped on the combination of a Myvi and a Viva on it, to match Perodua’s current design language.
It makes sense for the Rush to be introduced here, but what we don’t know yet is whether it will be a short wheelbase or long wheelbase version, and what badge will be on the hood. Read my commentary on that in the first link in the related posts link below.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments expressed mixed feelings about the artist's impression of the 2008 Perodua Kembara, with many criticizing the front design for resembling other models like Myvi or Daihatsu Terios, while others appreciated the concept. Several comments highlighted the need for originality, suggesting the design looks too copied and not distinctly Malaysian. Price discussions were also prevalent, with concerns about high pricing and market competitiveness. Overall, opinions ranged from critical to hopeful, emphasizing the importance of a unique and appealing new design.