REVIEW | Setelah Menggunakan Mobil Bekas Daihatsu Ceria "Cerbul" KX 2004 Selama 1 Bulan (Part 1)

The Daihatsu Ceria is another Daihatsu car worth collecting. Although no longer in production, this car is still highly sought after by car enthusiasts. Its compact size and relatively affordable price are two reasons why. History of the Daihatsu Ceria Before being sold in Indonesia, the Daihatsu Ceria was first sold in Malaysia under the name Perodua Kancil. The car was first sold in Malaysia in 1994 and continued to be sold until 2009. Seeing how well the car sold in Malaysia, Daihatsu also tried to sell the Ceria in Indonesia. They began marketing the car in 2001. The results were not in vain. Many people were enamored with this relatively small car. Its compact size made it very popular at the time, as it allowed for light and comfortable transportation. Unfortunately, the Daihatsu Ceria's heyday in Indonesia was short-lived. In 2006, this car was officially discontinued in our country. The ever-changing car trends are one reason behind this. Even so, you can still get this car. There are many used units available on the market. Despite being used, the quality is still quite good and the price is affordable. Currently, the Daihatsu Ceria is purchased as a collector's car. Not only as a collector's item, but some people have also started using it for everyday use. Daihatsu Ceria Price We've already discussed the history of the Daihatsu Ceria. Now, let's discuss the market price of this car. In terms of price, the Daihatsu Ceria is quite affordable, especially for used Daihatsu Cerias. Besides being affordable, the price of a used Daihatsu Ceria is also relatively stable on the market. On average, the price of a used Daihatsu Ceria ranges from IDR 25 million to IDR 40 million. Currently, used Daihatsu Ceria models available on the market are the 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, and 2006 models. To see the complete price list, please refer to the simple table below! Year/Model of Used Daihatsu Ceria Used Daihatsu Ceria 2000: Rp 28 million Used Daihatsu Ceria 2001: Rp 33 million Used Daihatsu Ceria 2003: Rp 35 million Used Daihatsu Ceria 2004: Rp 38 million Used Daihatsu Ceria 2006: Rp 40 million Daihatsu Ceria Review Now, let's take a more in-depth look at the Daihatsu Ceria. This time, we'll review the Daihatsu Ceria from various aspects, from the engine, interior, exterior, to features and performance. You can read the full review below! Engine The Daihatsu Ceria's engine is arguably quite old-fashioned compared to other similar cars. This car still uses an 850cc inline-three-cylinder, ED-10, 6-valve, SOHC engine. This engine allows the Daihatsu Ceria to produce a maximum power of 35 hp at 5,500 rpm and a maximum torque of 63 Nm at 3,200 rpm. Interior Like the engine, the interior of the Daihatsu Ceria is also quite old-fashioned. Inside, you'll find a fairly simple dashboard, interior colors, and steering wheel. The steering wheel is quite light to use, especially when maneuvering. However, it lacks power windows like those found in more modern cars. The interior of the Daihatsu Ceria is also equipped with various features, such as a radio, air conditioning, central locking, and power windows. Due to its small size, this car's capacity is also limited. Only five passengers can fit in this car. Although small, the car's interior is quite comfortable, making anyone feel at home there. Exterior The front exterior of this car is further enhanced by its lights. These lights are designed in a round shape. At the rear, you'll find a license plate mounted in the center. In addition to the license plate, you'll also find small, rounded taillights. Performance The car's performance is 35 hp/5,500 rpm (maximum power) and 63 Nm/3,200 rpm (maximum torque). With this performance, the Daihatsu Ceria can reach speeds of up to 135 km/h. The Daihatsu Ceria is lightweight, especially for a 2003 model. The average weight of the Daihatsu Ceria is 1,040 kg. For a car of that weight, a speed of 135 km/h can cause it to float. However, this is not the case with the Daihatsu Ceria. Because the Daihatsu Ceria is relatively sturdy, it won't float even at 135 km/h. #daihatsuceria #daihatsuceriareview #automotive