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The Car For The Suburban Family

Daniel Fernandez, dsf.my

24-Jun-20 20:00

The Car For The Suburban Family

This week, we go through a few pieces of news such as the MSF's eRacing series CyberTurismo, JPJ-issued numberplates and Google Maps, before tackling a few car launches from Toyota, BMW and Ferrari.

After that, we take a look at the world's favourite suburban SUV: the 2003-2008 Toyota Harrier. Known in most Western markets as the Lexus RX, it offered the middle-ground between your regular run-of-the-mill SUVs and the expensive premium SUVs, combining reliability, cheap running costs with luxurious amenities. 17 years after its launch, the Harrier has aged extremely well and seems well worth a look at roughly RM35,000.

Produced by: Ariff Roose

Presented by: Richard Bradbury, Ariff Roose


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Categories:  Business AnalysisAuto

Tags:  Used CarsBuying GuideAutomotive IndustryTipsCar DealersCar BuyingLexusToyotaHarrierSUVMSF CyberTurismoBMW X68-seriesFerrari Roma





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