Need A Reliable Runaround For Your Family Or Small Business?

Daniel Fernandez, dsf.my

11-Aug-21 20:00

Need A Reliable Runaround For Your Family Or Small Business?

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In this week's show, we discuss Hyundai Promise (Hyundai Sime Darby Malaysia's new CPO business), a partnership between Renault and Geely, and a curious MoA between PEKEMA and MARii on Malaysia's EV Infrastructure Development.

We go through our car launches in Part 2 this week, as we talk the updated Range Rover Velar, the facelifted Proton Iriz and Persona, and the much-anticipated 2022 Honda Civic.

Finally, Daniel tells us about the Nissan Livina X Gear - a hassle-free, RM20,000, 5-seater family MPV with bags of space for family and/or your business.

Produced by: Ariff Roose

Presented by: Ariff Roose

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Categories: Politics, Social Issues, Auto, Business Analysis

Tags: Used Cars, Car Review, Hyundai, Sime Darby Auto, PEKEMA, AP Dealers, MARii, Car Dealers, Lamborghini, Countach, Nissan, Family Car, Honda, Civic, Range Rover, Proton, Geely, Renault,

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