When the fourth-generation Subaru Forester bowed out in 2018, it marked the discontinued of the turbocharged engine that was featured on every generation of the model.If a report by a Taiwanese publication is to be believed, Subaru could reintroduce the turbocharged mill on the fifth-generation Forester – back-pedalling its early decision to keep the Forester non-turbocharged.The Forester's naturally-aspirated millThe same report also mentioned that Subaru could plonk in the same 1.8-l

Eric

Aug 21, 2020

The third national car company project has been a very controversial topic among Malaysians ever since it was proposed. Even with a change in government, the project seemed to be ongoing despite not knowing where some of the funds went.Interestingly, another minister has said that the third national car project might not even be considered for development. This was first pointed out by Careta.Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation, Khairy Jamaluddin has said in a townhall livestrea

CY Foong

Aug 21, 2020

Previously we reported that Hyundai has an MPV named the Hyundai Custo in the works in China, but our previous reports are of an MPV in the compact segment. Now clear spy shots of the MPV in China have surfaced on the internet and we discovered that the Custo is not a small MPV at all.At first glance, the Hyundai Custo looked to be in bad shape, even the front tow hook is deployed! We suspect this could be a result of having its camouflage stickers removed.Right off the bat, you can tell that it

Jerrica

Aug 21, 2020

A knight in shining armor is a man who has never had his metal truly tested. Likewise, a pristine looking car is a car that hasn’t been driven much. While the former may be an inspirational phrase, the latter is a sign of a good used car.When shopping for a used car, it is normal to see dings, scratches, or the occasional putty. Small damages are good for bargaining, but a used car with major damage is much better avoided. Whether or not to go on with the purchase is entirely up to you. Th

Arif

Aug 21, 2020

Recently, Nokia won a court ruling against Daimler, whereby the Finnish tech company gained some leverage in its fight over mobile technologies used in automobiles.As vague as it may seem, Nokia claimed that Daimler (owner of Mercedes-Benz) violated its mobile technology patents, without going into specifics.“We cannot understand the verdict of the Mannheim court and will appeal,” according to an email statement by Daimler.Furthermore, judges at the Mannheim court sided with Nokia be

Eric

Aug 21, 2020