This is the first time I have ever seen a presenter break speed limits to test the torque of the car 😂.. 10/10 for this

Where are you from?

@@YSKhongDrivingBelgium 👍 I wish you a happy new year 2022

Well, you you're lucky you can drive to Germany's Autobahn. It will take you only 5 hours 38 minutes (540km).

Notice the terrible drivers who sit in the fast lane while doing under the speed limit.

Glad you liked it!

Yes, I will be. But like all 3rd row seats they are at best smaller seats for smaller people and there is enough space, but there are restrictions

Subaru xv bcus it has awd ... or corolla cross bcus if i'm not mistaken the size is the largest among your list and it's very convenience since it has a lot of boot space

Excellent advice from Arthur Tseu. The XV would be the best bet since you need to do a bit of mild offroad. Next would be the C Cross for size, and the CX for the best performance. CX30 also has AWD for off road. We sell all three, so do try us. Send me a whatsapp at 0163350609

I think I was on normal

Both also good. Take your pick.

R-Line.

Follow+1

Can add tiguan allspace in the mix?

The 3 vehicles serve different types of needs. The C Cross is for mainstream people who want a reliable, no nonsense 2wd SUV that is easy to drive, economical in fuel consumption and low cost of maintenance. The X70 is a 5 seater for those who want a higher vehicle, large size, and is more powerful. The Tiguan Allspace is a 5 + 2 seater that has the most space. The 2.0 version has AWD, so would have the best grip. The X70 had a very good AWD version, but there was no demand, so they discontinued it. What a waste.

Of course handing Peugeot will be the best la. They are known for their tight handling.

Hahaha. The one with the most powerful engine, awd, sportiest, manual, most agile, and the most affordable.

@@YSKhongDriving haha...can name the car?

GR Yaris 😎

Drive up to genting is your deciding factor in buying a car? 😂

Yes, it is because it is lighter and better balanced. But the X70 has more power, for sure.

@@YSKhongDriving ah thanks. D longer w/base helps I suppose…

@@YSKhongDriving uncle never use sport mode. This car sport mode and normal mode huge difference.

Unfortunately, this is not the GT.

@@YSKhongDriving oh really? Must be diff model specs in Australia. The base model doesn't have chrome exhaust tips, but the GT and GT Sport does. The GT Sport has leather seats and an 8 speed box. And, just to reiterate, this is the best video I've seen of someone actually DRIVING the 3008 and pushing it. So is this the base model (Allure?) in your country? Sounds damn good for a little motor.

@@YSKhongDriving well, I've had my new 3008 for a week now. It has some get up and go for sure, but I am VERY unimpressed with that gearbox. The turbo lag is atrocious when driving it normally, and the gearbox sometimes has no clue what gear it needs to be in. I've been told the 8 speed is much better, but I'll probably keep this for a couple of months then sell it.

My 2022 is a GT model and it has the 8 sp. gearbox@@roar666

yes

If I can get a car.

No need.

different segment i guess

Looks much nicer.

Correct.

3008 has more power of course, but both are nice to drive.

@@YSKhongDriving thanks uncle Khong。 now I know which one to choose。😉😉

Actually, I am quite okay with it. There is logic in the reasoning, and the instrumentation is quite clear.

Mechanically they are quite the same, perhaps with some small tuning refinements.

Whichever one appeals to your senses more.

@@YSKhongDriving hi. And how does the peugeot 2008 in your opinion would work for a 4 people fam. Does it have the enough power?. My first choice its the 3008. But i think after this new facelift. Son there will be a whole change to the model.

I meant..soon

Quite reasonable.

That's very interesting. But I can't find any official literature to confirm this. Anyone else can help verify?

@@FirdausAziz As far as I’ve known, Malaysian market uses 6-speed instead of 8-speed

@@thenotred thanks. Much appreciated.

Around RM170k

No lag.

It is under a new distributor now.

As long as you get decent warranty, why worry abt issues, I drove vw and hv no issues with claim throughout the 5 yrs warranty...

@@kspangpang455 i drove my VW polo tsi sport for 9 years before selling it off. just the typical wear and tear.

Because it would take a lot of retooling: usually car makers only consider transmission and engine changes when they go for full model change.

They do have an 8 sp' gearbox - I have just bought a 2022 3008Gt in Australia (pick it up tomorrow) Maybe it's only on the GT model (not sure?)

The feeling of driving is beautiful. But they reliability is the worst ever

@@gurvyn I usually lease them every 3 years before it turns to headache I hand it back and get another one's

@@-Hooman- how much you pay for lease and the mileage per year what’s the max they give you?

@@gurvyn I got 5008 I pay 459 pounds a months in the UK for GT premium with Extra options , panoramic roof ,heating sits and Sit massages

@@gurvyn ur talking about the old Peugeots stop

We are ok, chill aje.

Like I said, it's about proportion. This vehicle is not as small as you may think.

@@YSKhongDriving yes uncle.... definitely