RM 617,200 - 661,200

BMW M2 Coupé Overview The BMW M2 Coupé has just gotten even more ‘M’ in the form of the all-new BMW M2 Competition trim, now featuring a proper six-cylinder twin-turbocharged engine adopted from its bigger brothers, M3 and the M4. It gives the high-performance coupé a profound advantage over its four-pot rivals such as the Mercedes-AMG CLA45, Porsche 718 or the five-pot Audi RS 3. Developed by BMW’s motorsport division, the updated powertrain is a detuned version of the M3 and M4’s S55 mill, paired to a 7-speed M double-clutch transmission and driving the rear wheels only. Fellow purists will be thrilled to find that the 6-speed manual variant will be available as an option upon special request. The BMW M2's chassis has always been very closely related to the M3 and M4's, hence the widened bodyshell and the aggressive athletic stance. Far from being the ‘Baby M’ car, the BMW M2 Competition is hailed by enthusiasts alike as being one of the purest M car money can buy today. Fully imported from Germany, the car is priced from RM 608,866 (without SST) with the recommended 5 year extended warranty and service package. 

Time to be determined

RM 589,987 - 655,000

Toyota GR Supra Overview The highly anticipated Toyota GR Supra is now available via official channel through UMW Toyota Motor in Malaysia with a minor refresh for the 2021 model year. Codename the A90, Toyota’s new performance sport coupé was first teased to the public as the FT-1 concept back in 2014 and it has been 21 years in the making since the iconic Supra nameplate last grace the road with the A80 Toyota Supra in 1993. Toyota through its racing arm the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing, has partnered up with BMW to develop the now fifth generation Toyota GR Supra. Underneath the expressive exterior, the Toyota GR Supra shares the same platform, engine, mechanical parts and a good majority of its interior with the latest BMW Z4 . And unlike the previous generations Japanese thoroughbred, the new Toyota GR Supra will be assembled alongside the G29 BMW Z4 in Graz, Austria. The 2021 model is priced starting from RM611,880 (OTR without insurance) or RM589,987 with SST exemption. It is easily the most expensive Toyota on sale in Malaysia today. It goes head-to-head with its German clone the BMW Z4 and other rivals including the likes of Jaguar F-Type , BMW M2 , Porsche 718 Cayman .

Time to be determined

RM 479,000

BMW 4 Series – Overview The G22 BMW 430i M Sport coupe is priced at RM418,800. At launch earlier this year, BMW Malaysia has included the RM36,000 Innovation package for the first shipment of vehicles, bumping the transaction price to RM454,800. The 4-seater two-door coupe competes with other popular coupe derivatives such as the incredibly popular Mercedes-Benz C-Class coupe, Audi S5 and Lexus RC. Compared to the previous generation, it looks like the BMW 4 Series will only be petrol powered for now, with the upcoming 4 Series Gran Coupe slated for electric power and called the BMW i4.  

Time to be determined

RM 690,790

There is no description for this car model.

Time to be determined

RM 530,000 - 1,660,000

Porsche 718 Overview The 718 moniker is derived from Porsche’s open-wheel single seater race cars developed for Formula racing back in the 1960s. Officially codenamed the 982, the fourth generation Porsche Boxster and Cayman are renamed Porsche 718 Boxster/Cayman in 2016, paying homage to Porsche’s racing heritage. The mid-engine two-seater sports car hailed from Stuttgart needs no further introduction as they set the benchmark for sportscars driving dynamics in its class. The 2020 Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 and the Porsche 718 Spyder is Porsche’s latest iteration to join the sportscar lineup in Malaysia. The 718 Cayman GT4 features performance-oriented aerodynamics dominated by the fixed single-piece rear wing. The 718 Spyder on the other hand elevates the Boxster’s drop top roadster experience, distinguished by its ‘double-bubble’ rear lid and a more aggressive weight saving measures. Powered by a naturally aspirated flat-six engine paired to a manual gearbox with near perfect weight distribution, it is a recipe straight out from driving enthusiasts’ cookbook. These big boy’s toy will set you back RM 958,632 for the hardtop version and RM 930,825 for the soft top (OTR without options and insurance).