Enough waiting, Driven Web Series is back with a new season, powered by the new Petronas Primax95 with Advanced Energy Formula!
Just like last season, we’re kicking things off with everyday cars. The ever-popular Toyota Vios came out tops in our mixed pairing last year, so now we’re pitting it against its closest class rivals, the 2014 Honda City and Nissan Almera – all in top-spec TRD Sportivo, V and VL guises respectively.
Looks, performance, handling, comfort and safety – everything considered, which is the best B-segment sedan on sale in Malaysia? Watch the video above to find out the Driven Web Series verdict. As usual, we hold no punches.
Thanks for watching, and be sure to head over to CarBase.my to compare the full specifications of the three cars here. It’s sure good to be back, and we hope you enjoy the show!
PS: No, Harve won’t be wearing a dress in this episode – that’s so 2013, anyway. But don’t worry, other surprises await, and next week we’ll have three sexy cars with a guest host that looks properly stunning in white. Stay tuned :)
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Comments praise the Honda City for its features, space, and overall performance, often deeming it the best in the B-segment, while some criticize the Vios and Almera for price, interior quality, or looks. Fuel efficiency discussions highlight the City’s CVT advantages. Enthusiasm for the series is evident, with viewers appreciating improved production quality and informative comparisons. Off-topic debates about safety or off-model comparisons are filtered out, with most comments focusing on vehicle attributes, safety features, and personal preferences related to the blog post's topic.