Since the Nissan Grand Livina was first introduced in 2009 its safety features are understandably minimal by today's standards and expectations. The MPV makes do with just two airbags, and basic braking assistance in the form of ABS with electronic brake force distribution and brake assist.

This being a product of nine years ago, there wasn't much of a demand for ISOFIX child seat anchor points, and as such it doesn't come fitted with them.

Looking at used MPV such as Proton Exora, it is similar in size with the Mazda 5, the difference here being the Exora's cheaper price tag and its innards. Fuel consumption is about 11.1 L/100km.

Safety features include 2 SRS front airbags, seatbelt pre-tensioners, ABS with EBD, two extra airbags and electronic stability control It have decent cabin space, Second and third row seats can be put down flat for more room, excellent headroom and third row best for kids.

Perodua Myvi review Dashboard rattling sound on certain times and conditions. Meter not illuminate during daylight, at night speedometer hard to read due to all red colors. Driver & front passenger seat should be more longer and lower. Braking system not so good.

Emergency braking situation is worst becase the brake pedal kick back the driver's foot and brake disengage. Car start feel unstable when driving 120km/h onwards - Unstable during cornering - OEM security and solar tinted film provided by Llumar, but heat rejection level not so good. Rear passenger seat is too flat, not comfortable for a long distance journey. The quality of audio (speakers) is very bad. Lack of safety equipment such as stability control, traction control, side & curtain airbags

Audi A6 priced from RM327,900 OTR with GST but Without Insurance* The car tested adds RM23,000 to the price because it has something called the Technology Package which includes: LED headlights (and dynamic indicators), 18 spoke alloy wheels with 245/45R18 tyres (instead of 225/55R17 tyres and wheels), rear view camera, Audi Connect with Google Earth & WiFi Hotspot, Audi MMI with Navigation Plus, Rear side airbags and 4 Spoke multifunction steering wheel design.

Which used Citroen C3 Picasso should I buy? Citroen C3 Picasso trim levels are the VT, VTR+ and Exclusive with the VT offering two airbags, central locking, electric front windows and split folding rear seats.

Its lack of air conditioning lead most first owners to opt for the VTR+ which, in addition, got side airbags, cruise control, 16in alloy wheels and front fog lights. Exclusive models upgraded to climate control, rear parking sensors, rear electric windows, auto wipers and lights and a passenger seat that folds flat.

If you can look past the brand for used MPV, go have a look at the Chery Eastar. Quite well equipped, 2.0 NA, quite spacious, fuel consumption average.

Test drive it and you might be surprised. This used MPV can be bought at price range starting RM70k. Features include a sunroof, electronic headlamp levelling, dual front airbags, anti-lock disc brakes on all four wheels, electronic brake distribution as well as an option for a stability control program that comes at extra cost.