( Its supposed to be a Perodua Myvi but look at how its called now?)
I was following closely behind to see what was "sticked" to the Perodua Myvi.
I found out it has changed its Original (model) name to "Passo" & a "Toyota" marque instead of a Perodua!
I kept thinking why the owner did that, is he/she not patriotic enough to display a Malaysian-made vehicle? I know it has a Japanese technology and not 100% a Malaysian Product & Produce.
We should be proud instead of confusing ourselves & others by "creating" something which is not, in this case this unit is certainly not from Toyota and most certainly NOT a Passo model!
Is this action violating our rule of Law especially involving our Land Transport Act?
What if some accident were to happen, how do you produce a report and how do the Insurance Adjuster give a recommendation to the repairer?
Do the owner starts off by peeling away the Toyota emblem then the Passo?
I would rather leave my car as it is. No modifications, maybe just a sports wheels an no over-sized tires.
Well folks, just my thinking.
Have nice day.
This is NO April Fools' jokes when you're summoned before a court, my friend.
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