Isn't FWD abit more fuel efficient, more leg room and also less prone to oversteer
Not against RWD but majority manufacturers have migrated to FWD, except for BMW and Merc.

Don't worry bro. Umw Toyota still sells the Avanza RWD.

The current Alza..or will be the "obsolute" Alza,

Is a stretched up MYVI. Just admit it. Even wiki shows its origin is from Daihatsu Boon.
I would rather treat it as a sedan. Or a 5+2 Sedan with barely any luggage space if the seats are lifted up.
Its not a full size MPV unlike Avanza.

But the new Xenia looks very well designed IMO.
However if you want a proper MPV, Avanza is the answer.

You're kidding yourself.
Exora is in a different size compare to even the new upcoming Alza.
Exora is a proper 7 seater. Comparable with Innova in lenght.

Alza is a sedan wannabe MPV - a sedan with 2 baby seats.
Exora price starts from Rm 59,800 for a 1.6 Turbo, FYI.

And the list goes on...

This post has been edited by pcdoctor_my: Jun 24 2022, 12:40 PM

You see, the problem is,
If its a Proton brand, its bashed completely.
If its a Perodua Brand, its worshipped.

To those who claims has better Alza than Exora for FC is just trying to justify their Alza has so called better FC.
Nobody tries to complaint about how bad Alza FC because its a Perodua.

However here proof of the poor FC from Alza is from the owners themselves:
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=86430852
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=86477194

FYI, obviously Exora consumes more petrol due to size and weight. Plus turbo power doesnt come magically for free.
But nobody complains Innova FC is also high in FC. Because its a Toyota .

Yeah, lets see what will Proton update on their Exora.
The newer Alza on the other hand, gets an upgrade courtesy from its Daihatsu partner.
Rebadging (Perodua) vs Reengineering (Proton).
Who knows one day, the Exora may get X70's 1.8L powerplant.

This post has been edited by pcdoctor_my: Jun 24 2022, 03:55 PM