The Curious Case of Cloned Cars

Daniel Fernandez, Managing Editor, dsf.my

20-Sep-23 20:00

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Cruise Control returns this week looking at the latest headlines in the local automotive scene. Hot on the list of things to discuss is the issue of cloned cars; where do they come from and what you can do to make sure you don't accidentally own one in your garage!

Plenty to discuss, but not before going over fresh news about a facelift edition of the popular Toyota Yaris; Vespa's RM 99k model; the much sought after Kawasaki Ninja ZR as well as a 'Lite' variant of the incoming Hyundai Ioniq 6.

Produced by: Ali Johan

Presented by: Ali Johan, Richard Bradbury

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Categories: Cars/Motoring

Tags: cloned car, Toyota Yaris, Kawasaki Ninja ZR, cruise control, automotive, Hyundai Ioniq 6, investment,

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