I've driven many cars thus far and I must admit none come close to Toyota models.. And I'm not comparing with the luxury models.. Just apple to apple with Jap and Korean cars.. Toyota still is the best amongst it's competitors..

I recently switched from a 2018 Honda Freed to a Kia Niro EX Comfort Pack, and it's been an easy transition. I must commend Dom Wong for the outstanding service he provided. I didn't read any reviews about him or make an appointment in advance, but as soon as my family and I entered the showroom, he was the first to approach us. Unlike many salespeople, he didn't aggressively push for a sale. Instead, he took the time to share valuable information that addressed our needs. There was no sugar-coating—he focused on what was truly value-for-money, which led us to choose the EX Comfort Pack. It checked all the boxes for us financially and performance-wise. After 24 hours of careful consideration, we made our decision. Initially, we were just doing some research, and the other Korean brand was also an option, but after visiting Kia, we didn't feel the need to go to the other showroom. Dom kept us updated without us having to chase him, and his 5-star service continued when we collected the car. The service was top-notch from start to finish, and not only was I impressed, but so was my family. Now, a little about the car. I was initially skeptical about Korean brands, carrying some outdated preconceptions. But after the test drive, I was pleasantly surprised by the Niro's quietness, performance, and overall quality. I never expected this level of refinement from Kia. In addition, the fuel efficiency has been impressive—I've been able to get over 900 km on a full tank after almost a month of driving. The car's safety features have also enhanced my driving experience, and it's surprisingly responsive when needed, with great stability on the road. Given the current crazy COE prices, this car is affordable and still allows me to enjoy dining out and going on holidays. I hope I'm not jinxing it, but so far, everything has been positive—from Dom Wong's excellent service to the car's performance. At the end of the day, I'd recommend test-driving the car for yourself before forming any opinions.

The last X2 was a handsome looking car that did its work well. This one ... I really dont know what to say. I like nothing about it. The looks being the main thing i cannit get over. It looks like a car that daihatsu would roll out in the early 2000s.