Oh hello. It seems that Perodua in the UK is not done with the previous generation Myvi just yet because they have just launched the new Myvi Wolfrace Design. This comes from the concept car that was unveiled last year.
The car will be fitted with 17-inch Wolfrace Brooklands alloy wheels and adorned with a silver and red graphics kit including stripes along both sides of the vehicle with chequered flags. Wolfrace Design logo will be displayed on the rear doors and tailgate. The exclusive black and silver front entry guards will be individually numbered from one to ten.
Future owners can have their car painted in either Ebony Black or Medallion Grey. The car is available with manual transmission.
The Myvi Wolfrace will be exclusive, only 10 units will be built and it will be on your driveway for just £7,999. Top up an additional £1,000 and your limited edition car will be further tricked out with a sport style leather/Alcantara interior. All owners will also take home a Wolfrace travel mug courtesy of Wolfrace Wheels (UK) Limited.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express mixed reactions to the Perodua Wolfrace Limited Edition, with many criticizing its appearance, calling it outdated, or comparing it unfavorably to other models. Several commenters question the value, affordability, and perceived worth of the limited edition, often highlighting the disparity between UK and Malaysian prices and specifications. There’s also some humor and sarcasm about the UK units being sold to football players or as “dumping,” along with remarks about local car taxes and cost issues. Some suggestions include better modifications or opinions that the standard Myvi looks better or should be more affordable. Overall, the dominant sentiments are negative, with frustrations over design, pricing, and limited appeal.