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Meet The Awesome Car “Wallys Iris” -Made In Africa

Hey guys, today I would be giving a quick review of a made in Africa automobile.
Now let’s proceed.
Its called “Wallys Iris “, manufactured by Wallyscar.Wallyscar is an automobile company based in Tunisia.
- It’s a convertible SUV.
- It’s built with galvanized steel and fiberglass
- It has a manual transmission.
- It has 3 cylinders in line, and 12 valves with a cylinder capacity of 1199 cm3
- It’s not doing too bad with an 82 hp engine
- It weighs almost a tonne, approximately 940 kg
- Its 3.9 m in length,1.7 m wide, and 1.65 m high
- Max speed is 154km/h
- It accelerates from 0 -100 km/h in 11.2 seconds
- It broke my heart to know it uses only gasoline, was expecting it to be a hybrid.
- The makers claim it has a CO2 emission of 120 g / km.
- They made much emphasis on a good fuel consumption rate .Urban environment – 5.8 l / km ,extra urban -3.9 l / km,mixed- 4.8 l / km .
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I am giving this:
7/10 for design and concept
6/10 for speed
And 10/10 for being African
What do you think about the Wallys Iris? Let me know in the comments below
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Queen D
February 2, 2017 at 09:46
Am giving it 10/10 being made in Africa. Great Innovation!
AutoJosh
February 2, 2017 at 19:28
Africa is beginning to do good.
Ayo
February 2, 2017 at 15:43
Guess d price will b competitive in order to b able to break-in d Nigerian automobile market
AutoJosh
February 2, 2017 at 19:28
Yea. They’ll probably have a hard time breaking into the Nigerian Automotive sphere.