Perodua has followed up with its recent announcement to lower its prices by up to 1.6% following the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) yesterday. The 1.6% drop is reflected in the new price for the Myvi 1.3 Standard G MT, which now wears a price tag of RM40,862.16 on-the-road (OTR) with insurance.
The Perodua Axia 1.0 Standard E MT now begins at RM24,437.16 – a decrease of RM175 or 0.71%. With that said, the entire Axia range from the entry-level trim right up to the 1.0 Advance AT receives a price drop of RM175. Also, a minute RM95 decrease is now effective across the entire Alza range.
Opting for the range-topping Alza 1.5 Advanced Version AT will now cost you below RM65,000 – at RM64,932 OTR with insurance. Elsewhere, the range-topping Myvi 1.5 Advance AT is now priced at RM57,968.51 – a mere RM3,722.49 less than its rival, the Iriz 1.6 CVT Premium.
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The comments mostly revolve around skepticism about the actual price reductions of Perodua cars post-GST, with many feeling the discounts are minimal or deceptive. Some express frustration over perceived profiteering, high margins, and lack of safety features like VSC, especially in lower-end models like the Axia. There’s criticism of the government and manufacturers for claiming significant savings while consumers might end up paying more due to additional costs and inflation. Several commenters also lament the safety neglect, advocating for better safety features and better value for money. Off-topic remarks and personal opinions about car brands and government policies are prevalent, but the core sentiment is disappointment and distrust in the perceived transparency of price reductions and safety commitments.