Jeremy Clarkson shows his frustration on companies that seem to take make cars as a pure for-profit matter… perhaps you could call it cars with no ‘spirit’ or ‘passion’. The victim – our very own Perodua Kelisa.
UPDATE: Recently this video has caught the attention of our MPs such as DAP-Tanjong MP Chow Kon Yeow and BN-Ledang MP Hamim Samuri. Click here to read more about that issue, or if you already know all about that, just enjoy the video in this post and find out what the fuss is all about.
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Comments express a mix of amusement, frustration, and pride regarding Jeremy Clarkson's destructive critique of the Perodua Kelisa. Many highlight that his actions are exaggerated for entertainment, emphasizing that he's criticizing cars made for profit with low passion and quality—especially relevant given Malaysia’s high car prices and safety issues. Supporters note that Clarkson's message underscores the need for Malaysian car manufacturers to improve standards, while critics feel the destructive methods are unprofessional and offensive, especially to Malaysians who value their local cars. Some comments also discuss the broader context of national pride, international perception, and the importance of constructive feedback. Overall, the tone ranges from humorous acceptance to critical disapproval, reflecting diverse sentiments based on national pride, understanding of Clarkson’s entertainment style, and awareness of local automotive quality.