Look, we've all seen our fair share of controversial claims in the years we've been covering the auto industry's news...but this is the first time a company declares their car can extend one's lifespan. By 30 years. And cure your diarrhea. That's what Skyworth's – their business is primarily home appliances like TVs and air conditioners, now dabbling into cars – founder Huang Hongsheng declared at the recent Beijing Auto Show. Paraphrasing what's making waves across Chinese media, Huang declared

Sanjay

May 13, 2024

The Honda Jazz is a model that needs no introduction here in Malaysia. Over its 3 generations, it has earned a solid reputation as a practical, reliable, and well-designed hatchback that meets the diverse needs of countless Malaysian buyers. Whether you're a young executive or an untroubled retiree, there’s a good chance that the Honda Jazz is a great purchase option, and one that will hold its value even after many years of service. Unfortunately, the Honda Jazz nameplate is no longer available

Arvind

May 12, 2024

Here's a forgotten gem in the D-segment sedan category – the Nissan Teana, particularly the L33 generation. Once priced between RM 140k to RM 170k, you can now snatch one for less than RM 35k, an incredible deal. There's a range of enticing offers for the L33 Nissan Teana on WapCar's new Cars For Sale page, starting from RM 34k. Overview Introduced in 2014 and available until its discontinuation in 2019, Edaran Tan Chong Motor (ETCM) offered three variants (2.0 XE, 2.0 XL, and 2.5 XV) of this mo

Shaun

May 10, 2024

Is the time for the new Proton X70 facelift's launch quickly approaching? Perhaps but this latest spyshot of an undisguised X70 might be hinting that speculation a lot closer. Taken by a user named Prince El Rachid and posted on Pandu Laju's social media page, the new-look X70 shows off a new front grille treatment similar to the Proton X90 and Proton S70. It also gains a new redesigned front bumper as well as slimmer LED headlights which resemble that of the Geely Boyue facelift. Besides the ni

CY Foong

May 10, 2024

Chinese brands have been making inroads into Southeast Asia, especially in Thailand and Indonesia. At the same time, total new car sales have declined in two of the biggest markets in Southeast Asia, which together contribute nearly 60% of the circa 3.5 million new cars sold in this region annually. The pie is not getting any bigger, but there are now more brands wanting a slice of it. It’s a zero-sum game. One brand’s gain is another brand’s loss. With Japanese brands Toyota, Isuzu, Honda, Mits

Hans

May 10, 2024