Perodua UK has introduced the Myvi Xtra, a special edition offered at £7,099 (RM34k) with interest-free finance until the end of March.
British buyers can spread their payment over 24 months, subject to a 50% deposit of £3,549.50 (RM17k), followed by 23 payments of £147.89 (RM708) and one final payment of £148.03 (RM709).
For an extra £100 (RM479) over the standard Myvi SXi, buyers get reverse park control, front entry guards, protective side mouldings and remote central locking added to standard-across-the-range items such as air-con, electrically-adjustable colour-coded door mirrors and an integrated radio and CD player.
The retail price includes Perodua’s £1,000 retail incentive, six months road fund licence and first registration fee, while the zero-interest offer applies to the manual variant only.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments highlighted the significantly lower car prices in the UK due to differences in taxes and living costs, with some noting that Malaysians pay high taxes (up to 75%) on Perodua vehicles compared to UK’s lower VAT. Several pointed out that Malaysians earning less are still paying more for the same cars, emphasizing the impact of taxes and import duties. Others appreciated the safety features and quality of the Myvi, but criticized its high price in Malaysia. Many discussed the economic differences, including higher UK wages, better living standards, and the higher depreciation of Malaysian cars. Off-topic political and social comments were filtered out, with most sentiment focused on the affordability gap and the unfairness perceived in local car pricing and taxation.