kalau actual drag race with these cars siapa menang?

King menang

No do Dyno how the hell he know horsepower at 2000rpm 3000rpm? Simply taruk only. What a pointless video

Go karak highway with those puny torque see how you want to maintain high speed.

so complicated, to just buy car to/fro ofis

Tldw mana pandan?

vios memang king!

S70 wins

Handling wise may be lowest

dei..all car ada provide that info la

Provide peak hp at peak rpm in the brochure, not the whole power curve. Do you even know what you're talking about or not?

Without Dyno graph you cannot know 2000rpm is what hp/torque precisely. Not all engines linear, like original Campro has torque dip that only Dyno can show.

Wtf this youtuber so poor. Go test on real world la

Btw 3 cylinders vs 4 cylinders Turbo kek.

This post has been edited by Breaktru: Dec 9 2023, 12:43 PM

This is not a sports car

All of this is irrelevant

civic 173 ps

Almost 240hp on wheel on a rm126k brand new hatchback car in Malaysia.

HKC drag race. That's all that matters to otak lembus.

So still c segment or not

boring

nak tido

Only soham ahbeng will kisah all this small little thing

All car got 4 wheels
All also from A to B point

What la you guys. He is just doing comparison on paper only la. All the data he has are from brochure and is available online. .This is what most people that buys cars on engine power and price be looking at anyway.
Some are buying it on price to equipment.
Some buys it on price to space.
Some buys it on price to looks.

But if you are comparing S70 to everything from Vios/City/Corolla/Civic. This car dips its toes in 2 car segments. Because it will be cheaper and bigger car to buy than vios/city. And is just as powerful as Corolla and Civic.

If you are of sane mind and just wanna buy a car that has everything on a value preposition, the S70 is a no brainer. Many would think the that the Toyota & Honda has the reliability trump card. Proton can only show 3 years of reliability from the X50 engine that is being used by the S70. But it cannot deal with Toyota/ Honda resale value that took many years to build up.

For Proton, spare parts availability is still a major lingering issue.