Here’s some shots of the Daihatsu version of the new 2nd generation Toyota Passo. If you want to know more about what’s changed with the 2nd generation car, you can head on to the story about the Toyota Passo version. The platform is most likely similiar to the 1st generation but there are new Dual VVT-i engines. Look after the jump for the gallery of the Daihatsu-badged car. Perodua’s version will come soon I suppose!
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post about the 2nd generation Daihatsu Boon (likely the new Perodua Myvi) reveal mixed opinions about its design, with many critics describing it as boring, unattractive, or copying other car styles like Kia Picanto and VW Polo. Several users discuss the car's rebadging, noting that many Malaysian brands, including Proton and Perodua, rely heavily on rebadged Japanese or Korean models, which some see as a business strategy to save costs or improve sales. There are concerns about the car’s looks, with some preferring previous models or suggesting that the new Boon might replace the current Myvi, while others criticize the design quality. A recurring theme is the disappointment with local car rebadging practices but acknowledgment that such models remain popular and top-selling, often driven by perceived value and incentives.