rear outer panels, fenders, doors and roofs for past Perodua models like the first-generation Myvi, Viva
Seeing how successful the Myvi and Viva had become, Perodua thought they would strike a 3-peat lucky
The Axia isn’t that safe of a car though it was safer than the Viva it replaced.
And no, it doesnt vibrate anywhere near as much as Peroduas of old like the Kancil and Viva that most
popularThat’s quite a change from 25 years ago, when Perodua’s best-seller was the Kancil/Viva
Upgrade from 2013 Perodua Viva Elite.
At its debut, it comfortably succeeded its predecessors the Perodua Viva and Perodua Kancil without preamble
improve handling, reduce chassis flex and increase stiffness.Bars for the rear strut, transmission mount, subframe
suspension features a new four-link axle at the front and a multi-link axle at the rear mounted to a subframe
BMW M4’s body rigidity is enhanced by bracing elements for the engine compartment, a front axle subframe
It’s not a strange concept as Perodua’s A-segment representatives, like the Axia, Viva, and
1.8L V Spec.Reason to buyBasically, I owned a Honda Accord 2.4 2015 while my wife is using her Perodua Viva
CVT front-wheel drive powertrain is also shared with the Jazz/City.The rear-quarter features a new subframe
;s response for.The concept car had a compact length of less than 4 metres, which puts it between a Viva
Perodua Viva BX (660 cc)Photo: carousell.comSporting 12-inch wheels and a 660cc engine, the Perodua Viva
rear outer panels, fenders, doors and roofs for past Perodua models like the first-generation Myvi, Viva
Be it the Kancil, the Viva, or the Axia, almost every millennial and Gen-Z attained their freedom to
it wasn’t very clear that the Concept-A would eventually become a Perodua model to replace the Viva
special edition Boyue gets is its chassis updates.The Boyue Asian Games Edition comes with a new rear subframe
No, really.Just like the Axia (plus the Viva and Kancil before it), the Bezzas steering column is fixed
Tinkering. Steering rack gaiter. It goes through the front subframe. Odd. Neighbour owns the lovely Viva. https://t.co/8DhNtHMZnB
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@RunningLine1 @fastcarspete @PickardJE Yes the Maxi was a great concept as you say. And as you say poor build quality let them all down. My dad had a mini with more than one subframe needed until he upgraded to a HB then HC Vauxhall Viva for his growing family
@kashtheflash My first car was a 1965 850 Morris Mini, one owner from new with all the old mot's. Cost £70 in 1982 cos it needed a new subframe, my Dad fitted one he got from a scrap yard. I sold it the next year and bought a Vauxhall Viva, passed my test a few months later in Dec 83
@jslovechild Looks like a Morris 1100 there. Had a G Reg but the hydralastic suspension played up and rear subframe rotted. Its remains were forklifted into a rubbish pit near home. Is the other one a Vauxhall Viva?
@Bangernomics Ewww.. Not without sticking a Viva subframe under the Moggy to make it handle too.. I just remembered Nick Manns Moggy..
CAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE 04/1975 FIAT 125 MINI SUBFRAME NEW ESCORT TESTED VIVA CAR http://t.co/ULoGZ431