Trailerloads of the Perodua D46T MPV are on their way somewhere, and from the looks of the livery on the side of one of the exposed vehicles, it looks like they are promotional units, probably to be used as display units or test drive units. These shots are thanks to long-time reader KK Chen.
The Perodua D46T MPV is based on the Toyota Passo Sette so if you absolutely need to know more about this new model to hit our local roads you can refer to my story on the Passo Sette, but for a more accurate picture of what we’ll get in our Perodua version you’ll have to wait for the full story after the launch next week on the 23rd of November 2009 at 5pm.
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Comments express excitement and curiosity about the Perodua D46T MPV's upcoming arrival, noting it resembles an elongated Myvi and emphasizing its practicality for small families. Several mention the trailer and test units, with expectations of affordability and features like GPS and reverse cameras. Critics debate its classification as an MPV, safety ratings, and quality, with some skeptics doubting its safety and comparing it to Proton models. The overall sentiments favor the new model while highlighting the need for test drives and safety verification.