Kill In Action....

One of the tauke i know, most of the time who will foot the floor all, strongly recommend this car.
It give more power and more fuel efficiency than any jaunis mpv car out there.
At the speed of 150km/hr, u feel nothing in it.
Yes, the new carnival mpv. 2tons+ weight.
Driving exp is very good.
Till date his car 2yr +, 60k+ milleage, well maintained, 0 breakdown so far.

I heard some people say carnival can mod put in innova engine

KIA & Naza - try once avoid like crazy.....

u drive car that no other people drive and rarely see in the road so not bored to look at

so far anything gone wrong with your car?

I feel you, I already puncture at least 4 tyres so far in the span I own the car.

Btw u use back original absorber ? Not too soft ka ? I tried many diff brands now I feel like going back ori sia

Agree I nearly bought one

To be honest the specs and looks quite gooding for the price

At that price if u buy jepunis u Gona get a fugly car or something much older with lesser specs

Btw got one kia look damn fugly backside one is what ah? It looks like ssangyong punya rival...for the worst looking car

All good. Nothing major only wear n tear. Plug, ignition coil, shock absorber, lower arm. All just change early this year.

RV aside, Koreans cars don't even drive well. Basically there is absolutely no reason for me to buy a kia

Yup. Same with Hyundai. All drive like Sampan.

Korean & China have such crappy engineers. They are top when putting lcd screens and ambient lighting in the car. But when comes to engineering, they are light-years behind the Japanese

At least them don't suffer from annoying CVT broke down and Steering sticky problem as the Japanese. And japanese cheapskate DNA proven with Grease top up method for the problematic steering rack

Mazda Malaysia or Bermaz following the KIA approach as last time. Keep giving us an outdated engine, low spec HU, when abroad model giving all new both.

No wonder Bermaz feeling the heat after CN car approach here with latest gadget. Their solution, giving a Myvi engine at rm120k