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tkk7406 2023-01-31 04:38:30 | #2
sonichacki (2023-01-31 04:20:03)sonichacki
Nice to see an Ativa beside the Shuttle! In SG too!
Nice to see an Ativa beside the Shuttle! In SG too!
Indeed, and here is the Ativa! Would have been even more impressive if it was on Singaporean plates, but even on Malaysian plates it's still very unique, I haven't seen another Ativa since
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sonichacki 2023-01-31 04:45:23 | #3
tkk7406 (2023-01-31 04:38:30)tkk7406
sonichacki
Nice to see an Ativa beside the Shuttle! In SG too!
Indeed, and here is the Ativa! Would have been even more impressive if it was on Singaporean plates, but even on Malaysian plates it's still very unique, I haven't seen another Ativa since
sonichacki
Nice to see an Ativa beside the Shuttle! In SG too!
Indeed, and here is the Ativa! Would have been even more impressive if it was on Singaporean plates, but even on Malaysian plates it's still very unique, I haven't seen another Ativa since
I own one, and I would love to drive it to Singapore definitely (if it weren’t for the expensive VEP+road charges), seems like a perfect car to go to the little red dot.
Another thing I noticed is that apparently there’s some Toyota Raize in SG? But it’s not officially sold and grey imported there. I have seen some SG registered ones but the pictures I took were too blurry to be uploaded here.
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tkk7406 2023-01-31 05:03:25 | #4
sonichacki (2023-01-31 04:45:23)sonichacki
I own one, and I would love to drive it to Singapore definitely (if it weren’t for the expensive VEP+road charges), seems like a perfect car to go to the little red dot.
I own one, and I would love to drive it to Singapore definitely (if it weren’t for the expensive VEP+road charges), seems like a perfect car to go to the little red dot.
Yeah, I'm also curious to try one someday! I often find myself watching some Malaysian car review channels and I saw a few of them reviewing the Ativa. Even though Perodua is a home brand to them the Ativa really looks like a decent option for that segment, and it's nice to see how far Perodua has come as a brand with that car too!
sonichacki
Another thing I noticed is that apparently there’s some Toyota Raize in SG? But it’s not officially sold and grey imported there. I have seen some SG registered ones but the pictures I took were too blurry to be uploaded here.
Another thing I noticed is that apparently there’s some Toyota Raize in SG? But it’s not officially sold and grey imported there. I have seen some SG registered ones but the pictures I took were too blurry to be uploaded here.
Off the top of my head I can't recall seeing any of those on the streets here, but perhaps I disregarded it as another mini SUV. Curious to see your picture though even if it isn't good enough for the website, there is a forum topic where people upload pictures that fail to meet the criteria for an upload here, so perhaps you could share it there instead
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sonichacki 2023-01-31 05:38:12 | #5
tkk7406 (2023-01-31 05:03:25)tkk7406
Off the top of my head I can't recall seeing any of those on the streets here, but perhaps I disregarded it as another mini SUV. Curious to see your picture though even if it isn't good enough for the website, there is a forum topic where people upload pictures that fail to meet the criteria for an upload here, so perhaps you could share it there instead
Off the top of my head I can't recall seeing any of those on the streets here, but perhaps I disregarded it as another mini SUV. Curious to see your picture though even if it isn't good enough for the website, there is a forum topic where people upload pictures that fail to meet the criteria for an upload here, so perhaps you could share it there instead
[url=https://platesmania.com/newforum/index.php?app=forums&module=forums&controller=topic&id=1823&do=findComment&comment=561658]Here it is./url] The Toyota Raize is basically just the Toyota's version of Perodua Ativa, which itself is also badged as the Daihatsu Rocky in Indonesia/Japan.
Based on my research it seems that the Raize is not sold officially in Singapore (hence the scarcity of the car still), I have not seen it on official distributors of Toyota SG websites, and the two-row Japanese sized suggests it's a JDM.
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sonichacki 2023-01-31 05:39:43 | #6
sonichacki (2023-01-31 05:38:12)sonichacki
tkk7406
Off the top of my head I can't recall seeing any of those on the streets here, but perhaps I disregarded it as another mini SUV. Curious to see your picture though even if it isn't good enough for the website, there is a forum topic where people upload pictures that fail to meet the criteria for an upload here, so perhaps you could share it there instead
Here it is./url] The Toyota Raize is basically just the Toyota's version of Perodua Ativa, which itself is also badged as the Daihatsu Rocky in Indonesia/Japan.
Based on my research it seems that the Raize is not sold officially in Singapore (hence the scarcity of the car still), I have not seen it on official distributors of Toyota SG websites, and the two-row Japanese sized suggests it's a JDM.
tkk7406
Off the top of my head I can't recall seeing any of those on the streets here, but perhaps I disregarded it as another mini SUV. Curious to see your picture though even if it isn't good enough for the website, there is a forum topic where people upload pictures that fail to meet the criteria for an upload here, so perhaps you could share it there instead
Here it is./url] The Toyota Raize is basically just the Toyota's version of Perodua Ativa, which itself is also badged as the Daihatsu Rocky in Indonesia/Japan.
Based on my research it seems that the Raize is not sold officially in Singapore (hence the scarcity of the car still), I have not seen it on official distributors of Toyota SG websites, and the two-row Japanese sized suggests it's a JDM.
My apologies the link is [url=https://platesmania.com/newforum/index.php?app=forums&module=forums&controller=topic&id=1823&do=findComment&comment=561658]here.
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tkk7406 2023-01-31 09:03:12 | #7
sonichacki (2023-01-31 05:38:12)sonichacki
Based on my research it seems that the Raize is not sold officially in Singapore (hence the scarcity of the car still), I have not seen it on official distributors of Toyota SG websites, and the two-row Japanese sized suggests it's a JDM.
Based on my research it seems that the Raize is not sold officially in Singapore (hence the scarcity of the car still), I have not seen it on official distributors of Toyota SG websites, and the two-row Japanese sized suggests it's a JDM.
I think so too, since I do go past the Toyota dealer at Leng Kee road once in a while and I've never seen one parked there or in the showrooms either, but it's interesting to know that this is quite a lot rarer than I thought! I'll be sure to try and capture one if I see it
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