Perodua Myvi Manual 1.3sxi Special Edition Metallic

Price
RM 50,455

Description
ALL MYVI MODEL
ALL COLOR AVAILABLE (WHILE STOCK LAST)
INTEREST RATE FR0M 3.25%

BIGGEST 3S DEALER IN MALAYSIA
- ATTRACTIVE DISCOUNT
- LOW DOWN PAYMENT
- LOW INTEREST RATE
- ACCEPT TRADE IN
- RENEWAL ROADTAX AND INSURANCE
- DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE (KL / SELANGOR)

FREE GIFT
- SMART TAG
- TOUCH AND GO CARD
- FULL CAR TINTED
- BRAKE PEDAL LOCK
- FULL PETROL TANK
- MYSTERY GIFT

DOCUMENT REQUIRED:
- PHOTOCOPY IC
- PHOTOCOPY DRIVING LICENSE
- 3 MONTHS PAY SLIP
- 3 MONTHS BANK STATEMENT / EPF STATEMENT

FOR INQUIRIES PLEASE CALL
012-3366357 (BRYAN)

Buy a Perodua Myvi in March and Get Bluetooth Handsfree

UK customers who decide to buy a Myvi from authorized Perodua dealer and register it in March 2011 will receive a free handsfree Bluetooth kit from the company. The device is essential to all British drivers’ safety, to which the Malaysian manufacturer is clearly dedicated.

The free Nexxus Drive Sleek Pro handsfree Bluetooth kit is easily secured to the driver’s sun visor using to its sleek, slim line design. It also allows customers to make calls safely while in their new Myvi.

This offer is available when buying any new Myvi, including Perodua’s added value models that benefit from no VAT increase until 31st March 2011. These include models like the Myvi Lux, Myvi Sport, Myvi SE and Myvi Sport+.

The car is available from just £6,999, the on the road price for the standard SXI with a manual gearbox. The price includes £1,000 retail incentive, 6 months road fund license and first registration fee. With air conditioning, four electric windows, electric door mirrors, power steering, an integrated radio/CD player and much more all as standard, the Myvi offers decent value for money and continues to hold a strong position in the top 10 least depreciating cars in the UK by achieving 8th position in Parker’s 2010 depreciation report.

To take advantage of the handsfree offering, all customers need to do is complete a voucher that can be obtained from Perodua UK via email perodua@peroduauk.com, by phone on 01491 415230, or from Perodua UK’s website www.peroduauk.com. The voucher should then be presented to the Perodua dealer at the time of purchasing a new Myvi.

Custom Car Perodua MyVi 2007

car pictures > perodua > custom car perodua myvi 2007

Custom Car Perodua MyVi 2007 High Res

          

myvi replacement might have a higher price

Automotive Car | Perodua’s Myvi deputy competence have a aloft cost | Perodua denounced during a Chinese New Year media luncheon this week that a subsequent automobile – expected to be a Myvi deputy that we’ve been sighting newly – could really good lift a aloft cost tab interjection to aloft import costs, though will also have new features. One such new underline is speculated to be a incomparable engine like a one in a 1.5 liter Perodua Alza.

According to Perodua handling executive Datuk Aminar Rashid Salleh, a stronger Yen to Ringgit sell rate has influenced a cost of components from Japan. Perodua however knows that it is in a shred that is price-sensitive and will try to keep a cars affordable for a common people.

Perodua Myvi 2011 1.3L SX Discounted Price: RM43900.00 Cash

Produa myvi

Make:	Perodua
Model:	Myvi
Variant:	1.3L SX
Year:	2011
Mileage (km):	N/A
Ref ID:	317967
OTR Price:	RM 43,900.00
Location:	Johor
Posted:	23/02/2011
Updated:	23/02/2011

Discounted Price:
RM 43,900.00

Cash Discount:

RM 0.00

produa myvi price

Treat it as an additional accessory package to fit onto the 1.3 Standard Automatic model, since the LE is a RM1,700 premium over the 1.3 Standard AT. It’s priced at RM48,600 for metallic paint colours and priced RM500 cheaper for the solid colours.

OTR PRICE - RM 48100 (SOLID), RM 48600 (METALLIC)

The Perodua Myvi has received a facelift 3 years after it was launched, at a time which would appropriately be mid-point in its lifecycle. There are updates with the exterior, interior, equipment as well as price, which naturally have been revised higher.

Myvi 1.3 Standard

RM 43,900 to RM 46,900

Myvi 1.3 Premium

RM 46,700 to RM 49,700

OTR PRICE (Auto) - RM 52,900.00 (SOLID), RM 53,400.00 (METALLIC)

OTR PRICE (Manual)  - RM 49,900.00 (SOLID), RM 50,400.00 (METALLIC)

For further queries, please contact -  0122915802

Top Gear 5th July 2009 - Perodua Myvi & Proton Neo

New Perodua Myvi coming in April 2011

   

Perodua's new MD Aminar Rashid Salleh unveiled to Utusan Malaysia  that we can expect a new Perodua Myvi somewhere around April 2011, with a Myvi SE to be launched a couple of months later around June 2011. He also revealed that a new 1.5 liter variant of the Myvi is in the works. This makes sense since they are already making the transverse-install front wheel drive 1.5 liter 3SZ-VE engine for the Alza, why not put it in the Myvi? 

Apparently the new Myvi will have a new look. It's actually about time for the Myvi to be refreshed, so Perodua is pretty much on schedule for a typical 5 year lifecycle with a facelift in the middle. The Myvi was launched in May 2005 and after 5 years, time for a replacement in the first half of 2011. If you remember, in mid-February we saw the Myvi's Japanese cousin refreshed with a new look. Frankly, I don't expect the Myvi to look 100% like that model as with each new rebadge product, Perodua has been moving away further and further from the JDM model's exterior and interior. 

I feel Toyota/Daihatsu has been slowly moving their JDM models to target specific niche markets with very tailor-made products. They have so many little cars based on the same platform over there in Japan, and from the marketing material of the new Passo/Boon, it's quite obvious that the car is now targeted towards young ladies. In Malaysia, the Myvi is a unisex mass market car, so I'm expecting both exterior and interior styling to differ significantly in the details, while generally keeping the same shape. 

Difference Between The Proton Persona with Perodua Myvi

 This 2 car is the new debate in Malaysia, one have a good reputation in quality and one don't. One is a sedan and one is a hatchback. I've been to http://paultan.org and http://www.motortrader.com.my/forum to see how the reaction of the people who saw the New Proton Persona (some said is not new, only a Gen2 with butt). I quite interested in this new car, as I don't want to see Proton (P1) fail because it's the pride of Malaysian. In the forum or comment the people leave in those 2 site, I found out that a lot of people put great faith in P1 and wish P1 can be as good as P2(Perodua). In this recent year P2 got their reputation in QC and their new model is selling like HOTCAKE. But I'm not too sure about Perodua Viva. So Malaysian now are comparing this 2 car manufacturer, as they wish to bring more quallty to P1.

This is the new P1 Persona, which I think is nice and good looking. I always think Gen2 is a beatuiful design car, but bacause of it's QC the car is not selling like HOTCAKE. But this sedan that base on Gen2 with added butt really look good. 1.6L engine with big boot and selling at RM45k. Which I like the Blueberry Tea colour the most. Is a car worth to consider. But a lot of people is waiting for the buyer to comment on the QC of the car. They scared that like previous condition, the power window will spoil, the boot will not open, the aircond will spoil and such. I really wish this car will bring new height to P1 quality and all the coming model won't have any problem anymore. I also wish Proton all the best. I thinking of getting one myself, if the QC of the car is good.

This is the P2 MYVI. Is the most sellable car right now on the market. Hear someone said, there are more then 70k of this car on the road. Is the most prefered car for student, working people, Ah Beng, Cute gal.....etc P2 got a good reputation for it QC, people buy P2 because of it's QC and a rebadge from Daihatsu or Toyota. That one of the main reason this baby selling like a hot cake. The Price range is from RM40k for the 1L engine-more then RM50k for the 1.3L engine high spec. By the way, the new Proton CEO is formally from P2. Maybe he is bringing the QC to P1 soon.

Again, there is no conclusion for which one to choose. But I will advice people to get Persona, as is more worth while in terms of boot or bigger engine. But most important is the buyer, what they like, and what is the purpose of the car. For me I prefer bike more then car, so my judgement don't count that much. I still riding a Honda EX5 class 1. Very reliable and fuel economy, but not chic will sit on it.....haha I wish people stop bashing about proton and give them a chance to recover, maybe the Persona is a turnover for P1. I really wish both of them bring the Rakyat a better and nicer car, and we all can enjoy it better. Let this be a healthy competition that both this car manufacturer can learn from and improve together in time to come.....all the best for P1 & P2!

Produa Myvi specification

Perodua has launched a facelifted Perodua Myvi SE 2008 on the 10th of October 2008. Check out full details, photos and prices via the linked text.

Perodua’s new Perodua Myvi SE was launched last Friday, and has been available in showrooms for the past week now. A short recap on the specifications: new front and rear bumper, sideskirts, rear spoiler, new sports rims, blue outlined Optitron meter panel, chromed muffler tip, leather seats, and silver trim for center console.

The Perodua Myvi SE’s new bodykit is reminiscent of the Toyota TRD bodykit for the Passo and Boon, however Perodua has made some modifications to the rear bumper, making it more complex with a diffuser-like design instead of the TRD’s smooth design. I’m thinking that area would look good painted black or dark gray. Waiting list won’t be too long as Perodua has stocked up 1,000 of the new special edition Myvi SE cars prior to the launch. Perodua targets 1,200 units a month for the Perodua Myvi SE.

Three sporty colours are available – Ebony Black, Mistik Red and Ivory White. How much does it cost?

Perodua Myvi SE 1.3 GHS Manual (solid) – RM48,932
Perodua Myvi SE 1.3 GHS Manual (metallic) – RM49,455
Perodua Myvi SE 1.3 ZHS Auto (solid) – RM51,812
Perodua Myvi SE 1.3 ZHS Auto (metallic) – RM52,346

Fact you need to know about Produa Myvi

The Perodua Myvi is a supermini/subcompact car launched in 2005 by Malaysian car maker Perodua. The Myvi was the result of Perodua's collaboration with Toyota and Daihatsu. Based on the second generation Daihatsu Sirion/Boon, the MyVi is also similar in design as the Toyota Passo.

First Facelift
Perodua launched a facelifted version of the Perodua Myvi on the 22nd of August 2008. The facelifted Myvi has an updated front grille, front bumper, front bonnet, rear bumper, alloy rims, dashboard color, instrument panel design, MP3/WMA player and seat fabric. It also has new features for the 1.3 Premium model such as UV Protection glass, a seat height adjuster as well as a new audio system with USB and Bluetooth capabilities.

The Perodua Myvi SE facelift was launched on the 10th of October 2008. The mid-life facelifted Myvi SE features a new front bumper, rear bumper, clear taillamps, smoked headlamps, an amber instrument panel, leather seats, and a 2-DIN CD player with MP3, WMA, USB and Bluetooth support instead of an integrated unit. It is only available as a 1.3 manual or automatic.

Equipment level
The car was made available in five variations: 1.0SR (manual), 1.3SX (manual), 1.3EZ (auto), 1.3SXi (manual), and 1.3EZi (auto). Perodua also launched MyVi "Special Edition", which have a full bodykit. The MyVi was also made available with dual airbags, ABS, and DVVT engine.

Colors available on the MyVi include Ebony Black, Olive Green, Glittering Silver, Ozzy Orange, Classic Gold, Mistique Red, Mocha Silver and Pearl White. The facelift features a new colour range which consist of Medallion Grey, Ivory White, Pearl White, Klasik Gold, Mistik Red, Ebony Black, Caribbean Blue and Glittering Silver.

The Perodua Myvi SE is available in Ivory White, Ebony Black, Glittering Siver, Pearl White or a special Tangerine Orange exclusive only for the Myvi SE.