Auto or manual? The cheapest 2 models are manual.
If Auto don't bother with the full spec one. That's a lot of extra money for unnecessary luxuries. The car overall seems pretty solid but I would wait for the Proton Iris launching before deciding. Having said that I heard the Iris is gonna be really expensive for its segment. Let's see
Auto or manual? The cheapest 2 models are manual.
If Auto don't bother with the full spec one. That's a lot of extra money for unnecessary luxuries. The car overall seems pretty solid but I would wait for the Proton Iris launching before deciding. Having said that I heard the Iris is gonna be really expensive for its segment. Let's see
Proton Iris can't really compare to Perodua Axia. Since Iriz is 1.3-1.6 Variant. While the Axia is only 1.0L and priced cheaper is not a surprise.
Seems to be quite similar to Kelisa last time. Is also that thin only.
Do not buy full spec. That's all I can say. For RM4xk, better buy Saga for less.
Sadly, Saga (S16) only scores 3 stars in ANCAP, versus 4 stars for Axia in ASEAN NCAP.
BUT, ANCAP is not equal to ASEAN NCAP. So different thing and not exactly apples to apples.
Sorry I meant to say myvi was tested with Asean NCAP as well. Thanks for the highlight.
Saga scored 3 stars in Asean NCAP as well.
•Perodua Axia 1000-E built 2014, MY2014 – Adult: 4 stars, Child: 4 stars (71%)
Read more: ASEAN NCAP Q3 2014 test results announced: Perodua Axia, Honda City, Honda Jazz and Tata Vista
•Proton Saga FLX+ Standard built 2013, MY 2013– Adult: 3 stars, Child: 58%, Airbags: 2
Read more: ASEAN NCAP first phase results released for eight models tested - Ford Fiesta and Honda City get 5 stars
I've been into an Axia before. The cabin size is comparable to Saga. The only thing that is smaller than saga is the rear boot size.
The fender must be made of Adamantium weaved with Vibranium material.....![]()
I'm not sure Saga was tested by ASEAN NCAP or not, but it was definitely tested by ANCAP (Australia)
Results here: http://www.ancap.com.au/pdf/382.PDF
Proton Iris can't really compare to Perodua Axia. Since Iriz is 1.3-1.6 Variant. While the Axia is only 1.0L and priced cheaper is not a surprise.
Seems to be quite similar to Kelisa last time. Is also that thin only.
better buy now before long waiting list. cant go wrong with p2.
I think what bro. Izso meant was take a look at the Iris before deciding. Axia high end cost almost the same and maybe it more worth taking Iris as it is bigger also....
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Ya, at least displacement also higher if I were to choose Iris instead of Perodua. But being a Perodua, they had already give consumers an impression that is reliable, good fc and not too expensive to maintain.
On the other hand, Proton is always deem as taking consumers as guinea pig especially the 1st few batches then improve from there.
Best example, Saga BLM and FLX. 1 is IAFM which have IAFM problems and the FLX is IAFM+ which problem was resolved.