Actually CX5 is more proven, with many potential issue ironed out already.
But the X70 still haven't been here for more than a year, might have potential bugs.

CX-5 / Tiguan

All these C-segment SUV- the rear seat is more or less the same.
if u want bigger space- then go for CRV 1.5T high spec ( lower spec dont have Honday Sensing i think)
but have they resolve the falling gear knob problem ka? memalukan leh

Tiguan- good looking car- but i would thought is 170k++

i would forget about X70

wokay, i gonna test drive that one. they say the power is madness

lol, very funny i find it

yupppp, you are reading my mind. my wallet tell me to get x70, good feature, best value. but then my brain tell me, helo, the car made in china and bloody new in malaysia. who knows what is the potential problem, and i am going to stuck with that car for the next 5 years.

Not considering mitsubishi outlander? but please take a look at 2.4L 4WD not the 2.0 one.

i got very high ego, not buying a car until at least 300k

The SC has been improving, but no where yet near the standard of Toyota/Honda because those are huge, so expectations need to be set.
That said, I suggest you go into the Peugeot 3008 facebook group and ask for opinions there. You may find that while the older 3008 are the ones that has been problematic, the newer 3008 which gotten the awards have mostly been problem free. That is because of a few reasons:

a) the engine has been refined over the years, all major problems have been ironed out throughout the past few gens
b) they have purposely stressed test the car before launching in malaysia
c) PSA owns Pekan plant, the quality control is better now for CKD cars

Also there is a 3 year free service, 5 year warranty

But more importantly, you are paying not for substandard materials, you are paying for a car that is born and bred and refined in europe where they are subjected to the most strict environmental and safety regulations (mandated by law). If safety (or environment, if you're those types ) is of utmost importance to you, even more than resale value / service inconvenience, then I'll suggest you to ALWAYS go for continental car over japanese/korean/local. And Peugeot represents the lowest entry point and best value for money into the Continental world.

Plus the handling is no joke. The year's of doing rally on global stage helped in that fact.

If you are interested let me know I can help intro to you to people that can arrange test drives for you

For family with kids, need to get 7 seater bro...

because 2nd row can recline and kids can sleep without their neck macam nak patah…

kesian woo...

Cars today are not made to last 10 years. Serious!!! Even cars made from 1980-2010 have niggles here and there. 1980s cars are all about rust. 1990s are a mixed bag of electrics and engines. 2010 above are about degrading plastic engine parts.

Today just months away from 2020, cars are now made to fall apart.

What does KNN stand for?

Consider the Honda BR-V too

i when i see tiguan on a car sale event, omg so nice, but yet to test drive, price and service cost is a bit out of reach though

outlander very powderful and good review also i think,but but but, seriously no rear aircon in malaysia?

wow bro, very good information. do you owe an unit let me do more price sruvey first, see got fit my budget or not lol


ah, some fresh insight, i never know 2nd row of 7 seater can recline like first row? that would be nice for the second row passenger

Duh, you can activate all those safety features outside for just around rm1k. Just get a 2.0GLS and save yourself some money

Apparently all the cx5s are equipped with the all safety features available on the diesel variant and all it takes is a software tweak

all shit car in the list..lolz

abit decent is only harrier

sorry jump category, since i have family, i will get Kia Grand Carnival. hahahahahah very spacious.

Others, just follow /k advise for SUV

X70 is rebadge SUV. So, not really new. Probably can search the car problem on similar China model

No I don't own a unit, but I have been eyeing it for a while, just budget don't allow.
But already 5 of my friends bought them after test driving them and comparing with other SUVs available on market

you joking...really? but that will void my warranty, no?

and harrier is out of my budget lol

i going to get married next year, so no kids yet

but the climate in china and malaysia different though, you think result can be relevant ?

If you don't want to pay double road tax, keep cc below 2L. The 2.5L will be about RM800 yearly.

Avoid Honda 1.5L turbo. The maintenance is unnecessarily high (unless you have no problem with it). The 1.5L engine is small for SUV type.

The point is not because they do not have what you expect out of an SUV. But the fact that they do have an SUV.