If you think this car is good, you should check out Peroduas other beefy model in the line up. Its called the Perodua Kancil (Cun-Chill), its named after the Mouse Deer of Malaysia (the mouse deer must be ashamed). It has a few variants, one of which is powered by 660cc of 3 pot fury. It generates 29bhp which is the same as a windmill and is even more dangerous than falling off said windmill.

Steve, Dunedin, New Zealand

In America, quite a few people want to import these paragons of economy and low emissions. I met one of them at a party. She's in charge of our county's roads.

So, let it be known: England does not have a monopoly on civic planners with better intentions than common sense.

Joseph Shaul, Madison, USA

The Kelisa has a challenger - it's called the Kalos which gives the lie to the idea that the two cars are the creations of the same warped mind (of course, 'car' is used in the loosest sense in the same way that a Blackpool B&B is mentioned in the same breath as a Monte Carlo gin palace). But this is a Chevrolet, probably created out of some Daewoo ancestry but I have no hunger to research further. We have had the bad luck to be given one as a loan car. A gearbox for which mush would be a compliment; a suspension able to remove fillings more rapidly than Brighton rock; the most insipid engine this side of a Sinclair C5; bodywork by Tetra Pak and even a horn that would embarass Noddy and Big Ears. Simply AWFUL. And living in Belgium, we weren't expecting excitement :-)

Stephen Russell, Brussels, Belgium