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The Mazda CX-30 delivers a comfortable drive thanks to its various driver assistance features. Couple that with its distinctive exterior styling and a premium looking cabin and the car makes a good case against its larger and more spacious rivals asking for the same price.

Could it convince you as well? Just what should you prioritise in your crossover? All this and more in our latest video review!

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The Kia Sorento is now more beefy looking with its new boxy silhouette. Sharp creases throughout its exterior, alongside that posh looking yet practical interior mean the car is now a far more premium looking and feeling thing as well.

Does this mean that the car is still a high-value option for those shopping for a seven-seater SUV? Just which spec should you opt for? All this and more in this video review!

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Y is it that the test drive unit is not the same as the standard sx tech pack??

1. No 3rd row ac

2. No seat adjustment at the sides of the front  row seats next to usb port

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2 hours ago, Kevinhwc said:

Y is it that the test drive unit is not the same as the standard sx tech pack??

1. No 3rd row ac

2. No seat adjustment at the sides of the front  row seats next to usb port

Cos its the first batch car for lta test so they don’t have 3rd ac vent but all sg units will have one. Only that car and the one on display don’t have

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The Mercedes-AMG CLA 45S delivers 416bhp from its turbochared and manic 2.0-litre four-cylinder. An excellent soundtrack, aggressive styling and practical usability also add to the appeal of this four-door coupe.

Does that make it a proper AMG? Is it something that you can live with everyday? Watch our video review to find out!

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The new Hyundai Avante sports stunning looks inside and out. Couple that with its high-tech connectivity features and generous space for passengers and luggage, and it looks set to be the new segment leader.

Will this car do enough to change popular perceptions of the Korean brands? Watch the video to find out!

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The Kia Seltos sports a handsome boxy exterior with a tall driving position, perfect for all those looking for more SUV-like character in their compact crossover.

Should you let the Seltos' country of origin dissuade you from puchasing one? We discuss this and much more in this video review!

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21 minutes ago, BabyBlade said:

The Kia Seltos sports a handsome boxy exterior with a tall driving position, perfect for all those looking for more SUV-like character in their compact crossover.

Should you let the Seltos' country of origin dissuade you from puchasing one? We discuss this and much more in this video review!

Made in Thailand already fail to attract buyers in Singapore, Made in India should have throw into garbage basket already.

 

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The review seems biased towards performance when this is a family car.

In this segment the competition is tough. Why rivals are using mostly cvt gb is for fuel efficiency whereby the review rarely touch on. Sure, if you say it's more like a test drive rather than a long term review. But for obviously reason cars of this budget most buyers would consider for cars with low fuel consumption. And now that it's known that small capacity turbocharged engine are not as fuel efficient as previously thought. Why is KIA still using them?

A DCT is more suited for performance car and this is not it. It's an overkill for a family car. Do most buyers want to be fast? Most drivers I see on the road do not drive like their pants are on fire. If you want to talk about overtaking...again this is a family car. Chill. Relac on the performance talk on a family car.

But there's a redeeming factor which is the spacious rear passenger seats. For tall ppl they will feel comfortable be it front or back. No stupid sloping roof and trying to look like a coupe when it's a SUV. That makes getting into the car w/o hitting your head so difficult. This car dont have this problem.

As for interior quality....sad to say what you pay is what you get for this segment. Cant expect much. But having cool ventilated seats is definitely a good feature in our type of weather.

I have no comment on the "assembled in India" part but the 3rd party sourced parts will be made in India. I think mostly we will see them in the interior. Only in the long term we will get to see how the parts stand up to our weather. If the parts were to be made in Mexico or South Africa those cheap plastics confirm cmi.

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7 minutes ago, Watwheels said:

The review seems biased towards performance when this is a family car.

In this segment the competition is tough. Why rivals are using mostly cvt gb is for fuel efficiency whereby the review rarely touch on. Sure, if you say it's more like a test drive rather than a long term review. But for obviously reason cars of this budget most buyers would consider for cars with low fuel consumption. And now that it's known that small capacity turbocharged engine are not as fuel efficient as previously thought. Why is KIA still using them?

A DCT is more suited for performance car and this is not it. It's an overkill for a family car. Do most buyers want to be fast? Most drivers I see on the road do not drive like their pants are on fire. If you want to talk about overtaking...again this is a family car. Chill. Relac on the performance talk on a family car.

But there's a redeeming factor which is the spacious rear passenger seats. For tall ppl they will feel comfortable be it front or back. No stupid sloping roof and trying to look like a coupe when it's a SUV. That makes getting into the car w/o hitting your head so difficult. This car dont have this problem.

As for interior quality....sad to say what you pay is what you get for this segment. Cant expect much. But having cool ventilated seats is definitely a good feature in our type of weather.

I have no comment on the "assembled in India" part but the 3rd party sourced parts will be made in India. I think mostly we will see them in the interior. Only in the long term we will get to see how the parts stand up to our weather. If the parts were to be made in Mexico or South Africa those cheap plastics confirm cmi.

Some Benz and BMW are made in these countries u mentioned. I believe GLB is made in Mexico and C Class n BMW 3 series made in South Africa.

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1 hour ago, Contipro said:

Made in Thailand already fail to attract buyers in Singapore, Made in India should have throw into garbage basket already.

 

Made in India and in fact Made in Thailand as well can be accepted if it is priced accordingly but trouble is the manufacturers still charging prices which are almost equivalent to say Made in Japan Mazda cars for example.

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9 hours ago, Contipro said:

Made in Thailand already fail to attract buyers in Singapore, Made in India should have throw into garbage basket already.

 

I can sense you won’t be buying Apple product as it’s made in India 

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7 hours ago, Spring said:

Some Benz and BMW are made in these countries u mentioned. I believe GLB is made in Mexico and C Class n BMW 3 series made in South Africa.

Use to be first few batch is made in Germany for 3 series.

but with homogation with lta it’s going to be tricky once you change the country of origin 

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53 minutes ago, Sdf4786k said:

I can sense you won’t be buying Apple product as it’s made in India 

ha ha.. I not apple fan..

but so far no body complaint of Apple even it charge so high but made in India/ China..

Buyer mindset very weird... 

 

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The Honda City not only looks like its larger sibling a few classes up, the Honda Accord, it also delivers a ride quality and insulation levels that can rival cars from a class above.

With generous space for passengers and your luggage as well, could this be your next compact sedan of choice? Watch the video to find out!

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The Mercedes-Benz GLB offers boxy, SUV-like styling both on the inside and out while delivering seven-seat practicality and a comfortable ride to boot.

Could this be the compact Mercedes to opt for? Watch the full video to find out!

 

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