For your budget and salary, both are solid choices since Perodua parts and service are the cheapest and most available in Malaysia, but let me break down the real trade-off. The Axia is lighter, more fuel efficient (easily 20+ km/l if you drive gently), cheaper to buy, and the road tax and insurance are lower, making it the more sensible pure-economy pick for a fresh grad. The Myvi is roomier, more powerful, safer feeling on the highway, and holds resale value noticeably better because everyone in Malaysia wants a used Myvi, so it's easier to sell later. On RM3,200 salary, the golden rule is keep your car installment under 15 percent of your pay, so aim for a loan where the monthly is around RM450 to RM500 max, which both can hit if you put a decent down payment. My pick for you: a well-maintained used Myvi around 2018-2019, because the better resale and highway comfort are worth the small premium, just get it inspected at a trusted workshop and check the service record before buying.