the current myvi steering also like wth? very light indeed.

wonder how tf those kids can drive it beyond 130km/h on highway

people see on paper trunk size pakai liter, dont think proper usable space for odd shaped stuff like stroller.

to fulfill ego needs, SUV

for driving pleasure, Sedan

pratical, still sedan

cheaper to maintain, is still sedan.
but why SUV more popular?

i can only tell u, UMNO also popular here despite all the corruption.

SUV,
Because if u encounter long Q for u turn, can skip the Q, u turn at the divider.

Not a problem. The faster you go the moment force by tire rotation will make the steering more heavy to turn. This is physics. It will not be lighter like when you are slow. Need more force to turn. Anyway, once high speed you do not want to turn the steering abruptly 

I own a MyVi also and sometimes I drive fast too. At 130km/h, it is still okay for me. Normally, I just cruise to work in the morning at 80km/h. I think truck drivers also get mad. I signal them to overtake me and move aside to give more room all the time. Container trucks at 100+km/h on highway are normal. I let them pass. 

vellfire is sedan suv or bus?

why maintaining a sedan is more cheap then SUV?

vellfire is sedan suv or bus?

why maintaining a sedan is more cheap then SUV?

Yep. Also the loading "hole" size and shape. And the load floor height.

Normal quoted boot space is usually calculated to the window line, so for SUVs and MPVs it is sometimes deceptively smaller than a sedan (even a B segment City has 500L, bigger than most SUV/MPV) but very often a SUV/MPV can easily load things past the window line. Safe or not or police kacau is another story.

A lot of things that makes sense for families don't necessarily make a lot of sense otherwise. Like sliding MPV doors for example...great for children to use and not to worry about them smashing the doors into other cars. Compared to MPVs with normal swing out doors like on the Alza that are very long and swing out very far, tough for tight parking spots (fortunately he Alza is fairly narrow).

A lot of people buy cars based on Thier emotions and not the technically and functionality and fail to test out these aspects when car shopping.

why maintaining a sedan is more cheap then SUV?