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Perodua Kenari review covering 2000 To Date
Monday 20 August 2007
Nobody’s going to pretend that the Perodua Kenari is the last word in sophistication or quality but as a cheap city scoot that you can give a thrashing to, it warrants inspection. Surprisingly good fun to drive and able to hold a lot of shopping, used examples are dirt cheap and reasonably easy to come across.It’s fair to say that the British public has been a little backward about coming forward when it comes to first-generation supermini-MPV vehicles. Cars like the Daihatsu Move, the Suzuki Wagon R+ and, latterly, the Vauxhall Agila have all been sidelined as niche interest vehicles, despite their undoubted urban attributes. The Kenari is a car that’s been with us since 2000, and yet it is still not a common sight on our roads. Tracking down used examples isn’t difficult though.
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