Wheels Weekly: Perodua Vois

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Perodua Vois

The almighty Theophilus Chin dreamt up of an affordable Perodua 4 door sedan derived from the old and obsolete Toyota Vios. Much like Seat's attempt with the old B7 Audi A4 Seat Exeo. Must say the render's pretty good with some stylistic changes familiar with Perodua (note the headlamp line-bump, aka Myvi's take on Passo)

One thing got me, even if Perodua really did the Vois, will owners start buying Vios bumpers and Toyota logo sticking all over it? LoL~ Good one Theophilus.

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essayvikings · 413 weeks ago

Now that is a car that I would love to drive if I am having a chance to take it on a long route. There is really something special about this ride because it has been smooth like butter.

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Johnson Andrew · 358 weeks ago

I always like to read a quality content having accurate information regarding the subject and the same thing I found in this post. Nice work.5008 suv

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