Perodua held a media test drive for the new Perodua D46T MPV this morning somewhere in Putrajaya. I’ve tried it out and will share my findings with you after the MPV’s launch (due to embargo reasons), which is expected to be on the 23rd of November 2009. Showrooms will officially start taking bookings earlier, from the 13th of November 2009 onwards. Stay tuned for an update on the new Perodua D46T MPV on the 23rd of November 2009 at 5.00pm sharp.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express mostly anticipation and curiosity about the upcoming Perodua D46T MPV, with many noting its similarities to Japanese models like Toyota Passo Sette. There is a common concern about the lack of safety features such as crash testing, second-row air conditioning, and overall build quality, with some doubts about the vehicle’s safety and reliability. Enthusiasts highlight its affordability and practicality for Malaysian families, while critics compare it negatively to competitors like Exora and Livina, emphasizing the need for more features and safety validations. Overall, sentiments are a mix of excitement, skepticism, and cautious optimism.