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25 Owner Reviews
Date Reviewed
12 September 2023
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Anonymous
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 5 Years
Fuel Economy: 8.0 km/litre (12.5 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 100 km/month
    Ample amounts of interior space
    Very large boot
    Fuel economy is good for the most part
    Decent looking design
    Decent enough engine for the car's size
    Low turning radius (Had one time where I accidentally hit a bump when turning)
    Rear seats are not reclined enough.
    Handling not so good
    Body paint can easily be scratched
    Eco Idle
    Becomes quite unstable beyond 100km/h
    Limited USB ports
    2 airbags only.
To Improve
Better handling and steering
More comfortable seats
At least 4 airbags like the Myvi
A better infotaiment screen
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
21 June 2023
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Sabariah Abd Rahman
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 7 Years
Fuel Economy: 17.0 km/litre (5.9 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 3,500 km/month
    Fuel efficiency up to 20km per liter if we maintain 80-90kmh
    My Advance model got VSC TRC ABS and BA
    My Advance model got reverse camera and Artificial Leather seats
    Powerful 1.3 dual VVTI engine with electric power steering
    Light curb weight
    509 litres rear boot space
    Soft touch turning signal lever will blink 4 times
    USB-A charging port
    Normal cigarette lighter power port
    Decent audio speakers
    Powerful 4AT transmission
    It is not a good choice if you are fast driver even the car can reach 189kmh.
    It is car for people like myself that love fuel efficiency and love to drive safely 110kmh on highway.
    The NVH level is not as good as the more expensive car but you can opt for extra NVH insulation at Perodua Service Center
    I thankful for choosing this car. Alhamdulillah.
To Improve
Give more choices for upgrade opportunity i.e;
Upgrade to wireless Android Auto or Apple Car Play
Upgrade for Adaptive Cruise Control and Safety ADAS.
Upgrade for Hybrid variant
Optional for sunroof that not important but crazy Malaysian love it.
The evidence are here already.. Bezza is one of the longest waiting period of Perodua models.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
3 June 2023
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Jonathan Ho Wai Kin
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 6 Years
Fuel Economy: 14.0 km/litre (7.1 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,000 km/month
    > Really Fuel Effecient Car
    > For a fraction of a price you get a 1.3 Litre Dual VVT-I Toyota Engine
    > One of the most Spacious boot of its class
    > Stiff suspension, felt bumpy when going through the speed bumps
    and pothole

    > Lack of safety features, only get 2 Airbags even for X Variant
    when Myvi Mid Spec H Variant can get 6 Airbags

    > No Armrest provided which can be quite tiring for long drives
To Improve
> Use CVT instead of dated 4 speed Automatic Transmission

> Make electronic folding mirror, and VSC standard across all its variant

> For the price I paid for RM 44,200 back in 2017 I feel it is not worth the money due to lack of safety features found in the car.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
28 September 2019
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Adam
1.3 Premium X AT (2018)
Bought new, Owned for 2 Years
Fuel Economy: 16.5 km/litre (6.1 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 3,500 km/month
    - Fuel save like nobody's business
    - Very durable and up for abuse
    - Spacious boot. And able to put down rear seats means you get a mini-pickup truck
    - Urban driving handling
    - Quite spacious cabin for its size
    - Great starter / urban car. Berbaloi for new families too
    - Handling is off on higher speed cruise. Rasa membuang
    - Suspension not very comfortable although I think its meant to last long instead of being more comfortable
    - Dull finish but I think this is also for more 'durability' rather than comfort
    - Underpowered engine and gear change when uphill
To Improve
- More fuel saving but at the same time have better uphill / overall pickup
- Better in-cabin stuff but for same price hehe
- Lower price
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
17 July 2019
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c
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 14.5 km/litre (6.9 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,600 km/month
    Good fuel consumption, (Own toyota vios ncp93 2009 before)
    Minimal engine sound even in high rev
    Performance well done for me, not so underpower as claimed by others
    Spacious boot space (better than some B-segment car even tho its a A-segment car)
    Come with security tinted
    Well looking for exterior
    Low wind noise
    Low maintenance cost due to its ancient 4 speed engine
    Noise from tyre when going thru course road due to no sound proof material under wheel arc
    Stiff suspension, felt bumpy when going thru speed bump
    No electronic folding mirror, need to close myself after parking
    No VSC and 2 airbags for G and X variant
    No armrest (cant rest my arm when cruising long distance)
To Improve
Use CVT instead of 4 speed (now already 2019)
Add sound proof to wheel arc to reduce tyre noise
Add electronic folding mirror, armrest and VSC across all variant
Backseat to reclined a bit due to too straight n not comfortable when sitting for long distance
Projector headlamp instead of reflector headlamp (better luminous in night time)
Overpriced 44k OTR for A-segment car, should be 40k n below
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
25 September 2018
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DT
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 15.0 km/litre (6.7 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 2,000 km/month
    1) good fc regardless of ron95 or 97
    2) spacious interior
    3) full size spare tyre provided HOORAY!
    4) engine sound is very minimal
    5) perform like how a 1300cc car should, not underpowered as most people claimed
    1) driver seat height is still quite high even after setting it to the lowest point.
    2) seatbelt position should be adjustable la adui
    3) the small compartment on driver side feels very flimsy like gonna break anytime
    4) mobile phone slot behind the USB charger is way too small for modern smartphones
    5) why la the P gear is so hard to change to other gear? is this a common problem for all Bezza?
To Improve
1) darker window tint please, otherwise everyone would end up replacing the original tint
2) make LED headlamp as standard equipment, the stock halogen is completely hopeless in the dark
3) i know Bezza is EEV but how i wish the stock tyre is 185 instead of 175, too tiny
4) no exhaust tip finishing whatsoever, the metal pipe is freaking hideous hanging like that under the rear bumper
5) NVH could be further improved, this is one thing that P2 always lose to P1, the car is quite fun to drive to be honest but spoiled by poor sound insulation, and i dunno why every time going through yellow lines on the road, whole car is shaky and so bumpy like roller coaster
6) please dont ever use 4 inch speaker on any P2 model ok? put 6.5 inch on every door, don't cut cost. 4 inch speaker sound is terrible.
7) and lastly, ok this is not directly-related, but still i wanna mention. the UFirst mobile app got everything and anything, but why no implement a function for user to make service appointment? the app is so canggih but you guys forgotten this simple function?
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
7 August 2018
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Robin
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 2 Years
Fuel Economy: 14.0 km/litre (7.1 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,600 km/month
    FC ( not really great , 1.0 was much better )
    Space ( cargo space were great , rear seat were not , feel airy overall )
    Feel reliable compare to proton
    Overprice consider (1.3premium) competitor are all available with ESC in 40k range
    Not a comfortable car for sure
    Crosswind effect was too obvious

    Random occurance of ( not expecting this from perodua )
    -Suspension noise like old car
    -aircond got whistle sound
    -rattling of interior ( meter cluster cover )
To Improve
Thing that dint mention = normal and expected
A perfect small sedan for day to day city driving
Choose others car ( myvi , persona , iriz ) if you don't need a most economic sedan
Recommend go for 1.0gxtra and not this 1.3premium due to pricing

Improve
- comfort and handling balance
- safety ( although 5 star ancap , still not a real safe car )
- rear headrest for lower variant
- rear seat ( improved on myvi )
No, I would not recommend this car
Date Reviewed
5 June 2018
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KHAIRIL SYAHRIL
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 20.0 km/litre (5.0 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 500 km/month
    Affordable by Malaysian, Spacious, Fuel Efficiency, Affordable maintenance cost
    Basic Safety only. You get what you paid.
To Improve
Airbags and more choice of body kit.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
7 May 2018
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Ken
1.3 Advance (2018)
Bought new, Owned for 2 Years
Fuel Economy: 40.0 km/litre (2.5 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 10,000 km/month
    -The smooth interior design of the car
    - Fuel Efficiency . ( Johor Bharu to Kuala Lumpur Only Cost RM 50 per Trip )
    - Prefect car for those people need travel around in Malaysia
    - Cant Really Say Under power . ( Cause i did run around 180km/h on Plus Highway
    - The ugly design of the car behind ( Still finding a way to cover the butt )
To Improve
- Perodua did a good job again for design this sedan .
- Been a fan for perodua car since i started driving due to its durability .
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
6 March 2018
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Eric
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 18.5 km/litre (5.4 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,500 km/month
    - The fuel efficiency. The reason people buy this car is to be able to save cost on fuel.
    - Space. For a car that is based on the Axia, the space inside the cabin is surprisingly enough for 4 big sized adults without any problems. The trunk however, is like a black hole. Perfect for those requiring big cargo space.
    - Advanced features such as push start button, keyless entry even on a mid spec Bezza. I just wish that Perodua did not skimp on automatic side mirrors. We have to manually push and pull it.
    - Looks. I know that saying a car looks good is subjective but in my opinion, Bezza looks good. Especially fitted on the Gear Up accessories. My only pet peeve are the rims on Bezza Premium X. It looks very "standard". It needs something to separate it from the standard version. Regarding the rear? I love it. Most of the people I asked, loved Bezza's rear especially when the 2017 model came out. The touch on the bottom rear skirt is just brilliant. Moreover, the rear tail lamp is just pleasing on the eyes.
    - The performance. If you have driven a Myvi and and Axia before, Bezza feels like its between the two. Surprisingly powerful enough on the 1.3 but will disappoint when needing that extra speed on acceleration. I guess it is compensated by its light weight body. The transmission is the trusty one used on previous Perodua models.
    - NVH. Probably the worst modern car I have ever experienced regarding NVH. Even my old Wira has better NVH than my Bezza. When it rains, it feels like someone is knocking on my car roof hunderds of times using sticks. It is that bad. The tyre roar is audible when at speed. Wind noise when reaching 80kmph is what Bezza owners need to be used to.
    - Safety. I believe that the ESC should be on all Bezza models. I mean, safety should not be considered a lowly priority. If they could do it on the new Myvi, why not Bezza? 2nd point is when reaching the speeds of 80 to 90 kmph, you will feel the car will sway. The swaying will occur too when heavy vehicles pass by you.
    - Comfort. On long drives, you can really feel the un-comfortableness of the seats. The seats feels too thin although the rear seat are not as bad as people say it is. The front seats are very un-ergonomic because you can't adjust the steering column and for people with longer legs, your legs will hit the center console often.
To Improve
- Better NVH
- ESC on all models
- Automatic electric power side mirrors.
- Daytime running lights
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
6 March 2018
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Jian
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 2 Years
Fuel Economy: 16.0 km/litre (6.3 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 2,000 km/month
    Good fuel efficiency
    reasonable power output for a 1.3 engine.
    surprisingly handle good in corner at high speed
    -rear passenger door rattling sound caused by the metal rod locking the door, bad door quality and very annoying.
    -anonymous rattling sound came from car boot.
    -unstable at 110km/h at highway due to lack of downforce / grip to the ground.
    -transmission whining sound at gear number 1, probably is straight cutted gear
    -wind noise came from the bad stock tyres.
To Improve
need more stability for a sedan car like this.
please do improve the rattling sound for the doors, very bad quality, service center will not give a damn about those sound, complaint to them they just disassemble and reassemble and take a test drive say its solved, but it isnt, and i went to 3 service center, all said the same. The rattling sound from the left came when i first got my car, then now came the right side of the door and the boot, all rattling sound for my car now.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
27 December 2017
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Syed
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 18.0 km/litre (5.6 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 2,000 km/month
    Big Boot, Super Fuel Consumption, Good NVH at the price level, fully equipped
    No SmartTag built-in option
To Improve
A bit refinement need on carpet trim
No, I would not recommend this car
Date Reviewed
12 October 2017
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Kaliswarran Rao
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 11.4 km/litre (8.8 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 2,500 km/month
    Most of them already told in all the post, i dont want to repeat,

    Fuel consumption:
    Milleage : 2500km , consumption 11.4km/l ( city drive only so far)
    - Seat design is not comfortable for far distance travel.
    - Finishing appears cheap in certain areas (paint in engine bay, intended gaps here and there).
    - Safety is quite basic. Lacks stability control and side airbags.
To Improve
-Idle stop timing to be improved. I believe battery capacity for idle stop is small because each time i only get less than a minute idle stop. it will be great if it can go up to 5mins continuously. More efficient of fuel consumption in that way.
- Plastic material of dashboard to be improved, can feel it's cheap material.
- I think the fuel consumption to be improved as I only get 11.4km for 2500km milleage.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
3 August 2017
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Nicholas
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 13.5 km/litre (7.4 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,000 km/month
    - The Perodua Bezza 1.3 Advance is a very well-equipped car for the price, with VSC, faux leather seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with multimedia controls, a touchscreen multimedia head unit, USB charging ports, keyless entry with push start, etc.
    - The Toyota-supplied 1.3L engine is probably the most refined in a Perodua yet - it's quiet, runs smoothly when paired with the 4-speed automatic transmission, is punchy enough at low revs and has decent enough grunt going up to highway speeds. This coupled with the Bezza's light weight make it reminiscent of the Kelisa in sedan form - but much more refined, and much more capable.
    - Suspension is on the stiffer side but is rather well sorted.
    - Convenient storage hooks and Smart Tag compartment in the cabin.
    - Neat, aesthetically pleasing dashboard. The lit amber lighting around the instrument cluster is a nice touch.
    - Small turning radius makes for excellent manoeuvrability in urban areas.
    - Generous interior space for an A-segment sedan. The boot is also cavernous at 508L, challenging even some B-segment cars.
    - The light weight (about 930kg), low rolling resistance Bridgestone Ecopia tyres at a high pressure and a modern, fuel efficient engine contribute to respectable fuel economy.
    - Poor noise insulation. External noises can be heard in the cabin a little too easily.
    - High speed stability is not reassuring, but it handles decently enough.
    - The car is also affected by crosswinds and heavy vehicles passing quickly too closely. This might be due to its light weight.
    - The Eco Idle function is probably more annoying than it's worth, and probably doesn't save that much fuel. Because of this, maintenance costs for the battery, starter and alternator are also expected to be higher to cope with the increased engine start/stop frequency.
    - Electric power steering isn't very communicative.
    - Rear seats are a little too upright - they're comfortable enough but may be unsuitable for long journeys.
    - Hard plastics feel cheap. Glovebox, Smart Tag compartment and door side pockets don't feel very reassuring.
To Improve
- Safety features like VSC should be standard across the range - people shouldn't have to pay a premium for safety.
- Rear seats being more reclined and comfortable should have been prioritised over massive boot space.
- Better noise insulation would go a long way in improving the Bezza's perceived quality.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
12 May 2017
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Yong
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 11.0 km/litre (9.1 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 800 km/month
    Value for money car, cheap but with premium features
    Silent engine
    A lot of space especially boot space
    Cheap plastics use in all around cabin
    Poor and not auto center power steering
    Not so smooth automatic transmission
    Underpowered and not so responsive engine
To Improve
Better plastics interior
Better electric power steering
Improve engine response
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
10 April 2017
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Hasifi
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 14.1 km/litre (7.1 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,000 km/month
    1. Good economy car
    2. Premium variant offers modern features such as Push Start button, Keyless entry, USB, remote boot release and front sensors.for an economy car,
    3. Include full size spare tire rather than wheel barrow spare tire
    4. silent cabin and good NVH
    5. Large boot space 508L
    1. Whinning sound of Bridgestone Ecopia tire can be heard over 100km/h
    2. Doesn't adjustable steering
    3. Lack of temperature bar on meter display. Only show "cold" and "hot" icon
    5 Upright rear passenger seat.
    6 Luggage tray does not included
    7. For a tall person like me (6'2"), narrow legroom on driver side. My left knee felt discomfort as it rest on the edge of the plastic part at the botom of aircond console panel
To Improve
1. Include,floor mat, luggage tray, door protector and as a standard.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
21 March 2017
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Farhan
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 18.0 km/litre (5.6 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,500 km/month
    - Lots of space inside and in the boot (with full size spare tyre).
    - Good fuel consumption. I just done 3100 km and am now averaging 18 km/L.
    - The 1.3L 4 cylinder engine has good enough power for 4 adults + luggage.
    - Has decent features. (keyless+push start, USB charger,Bluetooth+USB radio,front+rear sensors,508L boot)
    - Acceptable interior quality (except for the window lock switch which feels a little loose).
    - Road noise/tyre noise become audible starting from 100 km/h. Needs a little more insulating.
    - The USB charger cap makes it a little hard to connect cable. The cap is elastic and have to force it outwards to make way for cable.
    - The rear back seat is slightly upright but not a deal breaker.
    - It starts to feel unstable at speeds over 100 km/h. Can feel the car sway very slightly due to the wind.
    - The seat belt reminder only reminds the driver to buckle up, not the front passenger.
    - High beams not very effective driving on dark unlit kampung roads.
To Improve
- Add more sound insulation to improve NVH near speed limit 110 km/h.
- Recline the rear back seat a bit to improve rear passenger comfort.
- Make the USB charger cap like the fuel cap so it doesn't "force" itself onto the cable.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
8 December 2016
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David
1.3 Premium X MT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 19.0 km/litre (5.3 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,000 km/month
    - Fuel efficient car. For 1.3 MT, averaging minimum 16km/liter for full city drive, and 19.6km/liter for full highway drive (120km/h), and 18km/liter for mixed drive.
    - Excellent front and rear legroom, headroom. Some criticizes that the rear seats is too straight, but I disagree. The rear seat may look a bit straight by eye, but it is just nice to be sit in with its comfortable cushion (compared to the most comfortable pickup - Mitsubishi Triton rear bench, Bezza is way more reclined and more comfort).
    - Proper rear head restraint (Rear headrest with adjustable height) is a critical point for a sedan car at this price point. Latest sedan competitor Proton Persona and Saga (from lowest spec to top spec) do not have this, which is regrettable for exposing rear passengers to whiplash. This properly adjusted head restraint will limit the movement of the head and provide support in an accident, potentially save you from a long-term injury.
    - Advanced features made available for this affordable sedan. Keyless entry, Push Start Button, Eco Indicator is there even for a Manual 1.3 Manual version
    - Easy access to boot space via 60:40 folding down plus electric button boot release
    - Extremely large boot space which made balik kampung trip a breeze
    - Very refined and silent Toyota Dual VVT-i engine, can't hear the engine noise even at 110kmh
    - Reasonable 5 Speed Manual Gearbox from Akashi Kikai (gear change is smooth with less rubbery feel, 110km/h at 3000 Rpm and 90km/h at 2500 Rpm in 5th gear, clutch bite point is a bit higher than previous Perodua car)
    - All parts are from reliable supplier (Denso radiator, Iridium spark plug, Koito headlamp and rear light, Panasonic battery, Bosch electric power steering, Pilkington/Asahi glass for windows, Daihatsu brake, Bridgestone Ecopia EP150 tyre, etc)
    - Powerful car due to its high Power to Weight Ratio (94hp for a 900kg car = 104 hp/tonne, other similar priced competitor all have less than 100, Saga @ 90.8 hp/tonne, Persona @ 92.6 hp/tonne). It can easily sprint if you rev it hard.
    - Brilliant turning radius of just 4.5 meters, make U-Turn at tight space a simple job
    - Affordable maintenance with the service interval of every 10,000km/6months with the usage of fully synthetic 0W-20 engine oil, with 5 years/150,000 km manufacturer's warranty. Usage of Timing Chain and Iridium spark plug will reduce the maintenance cost as well.
    - Nice rear LED strip light is nice to look at during night
    - Very useful Front Parking sensor as the head is too short
    - Full Size spare tyre is given (try get it from other competitor)
    - Surprisingly reasonable stock audio system provided (compared to previous Perodua car which sucks, Proton still way better in this offering though)
    - Reasonable car handling when taking corners (which surprised me), though still way far from Proton handling
    - In conclusion, an affordable Japanese city car in a local brand disguise
    - Non-adjustable steering column. You can still adjust the seat height and position to find a comfortable seating.
    - Tyre fender insulation is empty. Water noise very apparent when go through wet road, stone noise is apparent when stone hit the fender.
    - Serious crosswind affect the car stability when travelling at high speed (above 110kmh). The car will feel swaying when large heavy vehicles passed by.
To Improve
- Make the steering column adjustable (rake and reach)
- Apply rubberized undercoating to the tyre fender to reduce the noise intrusion to the cabin
- Improve on the car handling and reduce the crosswind effect
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
8 December 2016
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Ahmad
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 17.0 km/litre (5.9 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,500 km/month
    Spacious
    NVH better than Axia
    ESC, TC & Auto Idle
    Push Start Button
    Leather Seat
    Reverse Camera
    Small Sport Rim
    Back design looks tiny without bodykit
    No projector headlamp
    No Auto Wiper
    No Auto Headlamp, but got Auto off headlamp
To Improve
Carpet
Projector Headlamp
Engine Response
Improve Handling
Improve back design for better outlook
15 Inch Sport Rim
Add Airbag from 2 to 4 at least for Advance
Add integrated Dash Cam
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
8 December 2016
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Muhammad
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 20.0 km/litre (5.0 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 50 km/month
    - Very aero design
    - Good Engine
    - Very Nippy Car
    - Very mature looking front bumper.
    - Fuel economy not bad at all.
    - It needed a armrest.
    - The Radio felt like someone just painted black onto a dashboard
    - The driver instrument felt lacking
    - No Traction control.
    - The plastic felt cheap.
    -The Dashboard felt cheap
To Improve
- Less Noise for the cabin
- Learn from Kia to make a better less plastic dashboard.
- More Cabin storage for passanger and driver to put their stuff on.
- Make a digital instrument for the driver to see on.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
8 December 2016
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Muhammad
1.3 Premium X AT (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 12.0 km/litre (8.3 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 4 km/month
    -Very good engine. it pull around 2,500 until 3,000. Until it stop changing gear
    -Enough Space for a family
    -Very Nippy car.
    -Good fuel economy. Even thou back to back from my house to my college.
    - Very comfortable seat's
    -Must have a boot container.
    - Plastic feel a little cheap.
    -Gearbox felt a little jolt when change to first to second
    - Mostly not enough storage compartment.
    - The Dashboard it looks like someone has tdesign a out of a cardbox.
    - The brake felt like sponged.
    - The radio need a little thought .
    - Lack of Traction control and none of the electronic side miror's
To Improve
- Better's gearbox 6at is oky. But they should learn from kia
- Put traction control standard on all of the models
- No cost optional from the boot tray
- Better antenna, and radio
- More noise cancel around the cabin and also the engine.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
8 December 2016
Performance
Ride & Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
Jiun Thai
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
RON95
    - New engine which cooperate with Daihatsu , 1.3L Dual VVT-i (Mainly focus on better fuel consumption.)
    - Good Fuel Consumption
    Local Drive: Fueling RM40 RON95, get maximum 410km, RM0.098/km, 17.43 km/L
    minimum 360km, RM0.111/km, 15.3km/L
    Highway: Fueling RM40 RON95, get maximum 475km, 0.084/km, 20.19 km/L
    minimum 445km, 0.089/km, 18.91 km/L
    Fuel consumption depend habit and driving style of driver.
    The 22Km/L that provide by Perodua, is just a figure which I think is very difficult to achieve, also think that impossible, I don't know how this figure generated through what standard test proceed.
    - 2500rpm achieve 100km/hr and 3000rpm achieve 120km/hr.
    - Eco driving help to reduce fuel consumption when come to a cruise speed without great acceleration.
    - Idling stop system help to save up fuel when Idle at traffic light.
    - Idling stop system is optional where control manually, not fix in the car. I was applied at traffic light or heavy jam only.
    - Big rear boot space up to 508L.
    - A lot useful functions that provide in Touch screen multimedia system.
    - Equipped with a lot safety system to improved safety of car.
    - Provide single USB port at rear console.
    - Shark Fin Antenna which integrated antenna in a compact space to help in car aerodynamics and reduce air resistance during drive where subsequently help in fuel efficiency.
    - Auto switch off Headlamp when driver forgot after off engine and open door.
    - Boot opening button provide on smart key where allow open boot at far away.
    - Reverse camera help driver to look clearly at the back condition to make wise decision when parking or other situation.
    - Light weight where 930kg only where help in lowering fuel consumption and maximum performance although only 1.3L engine equipped.
    - Speed-Sensing Wipers allow condition of how clean of large mirror and how frequent base on speed of car.
    - 4.5m of minimum radius of gyration allow bezza work in narrow road and space.
    - Three country nation map provide in navigation system such as Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore.
    - Air volume of air-conditional is bigger enough and won't feel hot in afternoon.
    - Provide optional control of front sensor to help in parking purpose.
    - Three hooks provided where 2 at assistant driver seat and 1 at driver seat.
    - 0.289 of air-resistance figure where allow in maximum fuel efficiency.
    - Pickup or acceleration is not so good. (Probably due to this car made for economical basis, not performance basis.)
    - Low comfort-ability at front and back seat.
    - Low sound proof quality, noise wind and roar road.
    - Although Idling stop system is help in fuel efficiency, but frequent number of on off engine may shorten lifespan of starter and alternator, increase cost in replacing starter and alternator. (Personal Opinion)
    - No CVT transmission variant provided.
    - No lamp provide at the top of head back mirror.
    - Only 2 airbags provide at front seat.
    - When applying ldling stop system, driver need to keep press and hold brake pedal where make driver tired.
    - No Auto locking door system applied when first press brake pedal after start engine.
To Improve
- Seat should design base on shape of human backbone resting condition to maximize comfortability as well as back passenger seat also need to do adjustment in inclined angle design where could improved in comfortability.
- Should install another lamp at top of center head back mirror.
- Perodua should changing the working principle of idling stop system, try to not press and hold brake pedal way, try to change to other type.
- Perodua should include accept and refuse call button on steering, more user-friendly.
- Perodua should improved sound proof where generate externally.
- If possible, apply heat detection pressing type to multimedia system instead of pressure pressing type.
- Provide CVT-Transmission variant where could further improved fuel efficiency.
- Perodua should apply back Auto-Lock door system when press brake pedal.
- Perodua should try to maximize the pickup or initial acceleration.

Personal viewpoint:
If you looking for performance car, bezza is not your choice.
If you looking for save more money car, bezza is your choice.

Bezza is design in better fuel efficiency as priority through sacrifice some of its performance.

Thank you.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
8 December 2016
Performance
Ride & Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
ng
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 13.5 km/litre (7.4 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 400 km/month
    Bang for bucks
    13.5km/L with heavy right foot syndrome 60% city driving 40% highway
    plastic interior with cheappy feel
    2 airbags
    GPS asking for too much info in searching.
To Improve
Simpler GPS searching
more solid plastic parts
more air bags LOL
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
25 August 2016
Performance
Ride & Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
CH
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
RON95, Mileage: 350 km/month
    New Engine
    Reasonable comfortable
    Design look good
    The idle stop feature too sensitive.
    Dashboard got sound.
    Mirror link is not function well.
To Improve
NVH need to be improve.
Car Remote less sensitive.
No, I would not recommend this car
Date Reviewed
2 August 2016
Performance
Ride & Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
Asraf
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 20.0 km/litre (5.0 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 150 km/month
    - Fuel comsumption
    - The handling is suprisingly good especially when taking corners
    - Spacious boot and cabin
    - Rear seat is better than Persona's
    - Comfortable seatings
    - Start-stop is manually controlled
    - Can go for 100km/h within 2500 rpm
    - Turning radius is very helpful.
    - So many seating positions for the passengers.
    - Touchscreen is better than Myvi Advance's, did not feel cheap.
    - Can easily place a baby carrier on the rear seat
    - MUST have coil mat, the default mats can easily look dirty.
    - MUST have boot tray. The current material for the boot surface is mainly thin cloth-covered plywood, and the wood did not cover 100% of the boot surface.
    - 22.8 km/L is only on 100% usage of start-stop system, which can affect the car's battery lifespan from 10-15% (theorically, based on my readings). So the fuel consumption value is only on how we drive the car.
To Improve
- Floor mat material
- Boot floor cover material.
Yes, I would recommend this car

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