After the introduction of the new 2020 Toyota Fortuner facelift, Toyota Motors Thailand just dropped a 30-second long video of its newest SUV. Similar to the recent Hilux model, it shares the same revised 2.8-litre 4-cylinder turbodiesel, now delivering 204 PS and 500 Nm, delivering 27 PS and 50 Nm more.For the top-of-the-line Legender variant, it gets a new grille along with a new front bumper, side steps, rear bumper, front/tail-lights, and 20-inch wheels. The interior gains a new Op

Brian

Jun 05, 2020

Toyota has just launched the new 2020 Hilux in Thailand, giving the pick-up truck yet another update.Let’s take a closer look at the differences between the two models.Exterior – The Tacoma-inspired design give the Hilux a more macho appealUp front, the updated Toyota Hilux gains a pair of sleeker-looking headlights with its LED daytime running lights (DRLs) looking sleeker than before. Lower variants of the new Hilux continue with halogen headlights, albeit with a newer smoked finis

Eric

Jun 05, 2020

Back when Proton sedans were the most popular in Malaysia, one would never really think of owning a hatchback. Hatchbacks were associated with being tiny like the Kancil and not fit for long journeys. Later came the Perodua Kelisa in 2001, which was bigger than the Kancil, but still small. They were at best, the second car in the garage.Perhaps the most significant consumer shift to hatchbacks happened when the Perodua Myvi came to being in 2005. The Toyota Passo-based Myvi dominated the Ma

Arif

Jun 05, 2020

It has only been a month when news about a Perodua Myvi driving in the wrong direction just before the entrance of the Penang Bridge took over the internet. Now another car has been caught driving in the wrong direction on the second Penang Bridge!The video shows a first-generation Honda Jazz driving on the wrong direction on what looks like the exit of the second Penang Bridge, narrowly missing two cars including the owner of the dashcam.  (function(d, s, id) { let js, fjs = d.getElementsB

Jerrica

Jun 05, 2020

A photo depicting the front-end of the the all-new 2020 BMW M4 has leaked ahead of the model's debut in September.Just like the 4 Series it’s based on, the upcoming 2020 BMW M4 gets a massive front grille, which looks similar to the earlier-leaked photo.That being said, the front grille’s design is different from the 4 Series – while the regular 4 Series gets a honeycomb-like pattern in the grille, on the M4, it gets large horizontal slats instead.It remains to be seen whic

Eric

Jun 05, 2020