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Malaysian couple travels over 1,500km to Laos with car bought for S$490

KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia's Perodua Kancil has once again proven that the homegrown car, which turned 25 this year, can still go the distance.

Mr Azman Ali shared photos and videos of the small villages, beautiful landscapes and gastronomic delicacies he encountered while driving through Thailand in his Perodua Kancil to get to Laos.

Mr Azman Ali shared photos and videos of the small villages, beautiful landscapes and gastronomic delicacies he encountered while driving through Thailand in his Perodua Kancil to get to Laos.

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KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia's Perodua Kancil car has once again proven that the homegrown car, which turned 25 this year, can still go the distance.

This was the case when an adventurous Malaysian couple embarked on an ambitious journey from Malaysia all the way to Laos in their compact Perodua Kancil car.

The duo kicked off their road trip last week and has since been documenting their journey on Facebook.

In multiple Facebook posts, Mr Azman Ali shared various photos and videos of small villages, beautiful landscapes and gastronomic delicacies while driving through Thailand to get to Laos.

In one of his posts, Azman praised the car for going the long distance without giving any problems.

“Thank god the car I bought for RM1,500 (S$490) is still holding on even after driving it for 1,500 kilometres in two days,” wrote Mr Azman on Facebook.

The Facebook posts, which garnered numerous positive comments, were accompanied by many photos and videos of Mr Aman and his turquoise-colour Perodua Kancil throughout his journey to Laos.

The couple are also often seen cooking their own meals while enjoying the scenic view along the way.

They ended their journey in Laos on Monday (Dec 2), before heading towards the China border. MALAY MAIL

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