JMC Vigus Pro vs Toyota Hilux Comparision

TC Trucks Sales Sdn Bhd (TCTS) has just officially launched its latest showroom in Bukit Indah, Johor Bahru as its commitment to expand its nationwide network in the southern region.Given Johor Bahru’s growing population and close proximity to Singapore, TCTS’s expansion down south seems right. The city’s strategic location and the strong business growth trends arising out of the various large investments and property development in the region make it a perfect combination for

Angka-Tan Motor Sdn Bhd (ATM), Tan Chong Group’s subsidiary, has just launched the JMC Vigus Pro 4x4 pick-up truck in Malaysia.At its RM 98,888 price point, the JMC Vigus Pro does not compete against range-topping variants of its rivals; instead, it rivals cheaper, lower rung variants like the recently-launched Isuzu D-Max 4x2 Auto Plus (RM 100,999) and the Mitsubishi Triton 4x4 A/T (RM 105,990). To keep things brief, we will just compare the JMC Vigus Pro against the next cheapest rival,

The 2021 JMC Vigus Pro answers a question that isnt really on many peoples minds: Is there a pick-up truck on sale with an automatic transmission that costs less than RM 100k? Rivals like the Isuzu D-Max and Mitsubishi Triton offer their base automatic variants for a little over RM 100k, so how convincing is this Chinese newcomer?Locally assembled (CKD) at Tan Chong Motor Assemblies’ plant in Serendah and distributed by Angka-Tan Motor Sdn Bhd (ATM), the Vigus Pro wants to challenge the st

Tan Chong Group’s subsidiary Angka-Tan Motor Sdn Bhd (ATM) has launched the JMC Vigus Pro pick-up truck in Malaysia. Only one variant is offered at launch and it is locally-assembled (CKD) at ETCMs facility in Serendah. ATM aims to sell 350 units of the Vigus Pro from today until the end of the year. Priced from RM 98,888, the Malaysian-spec JMC Vigus Pro gets a 2.0-litre Ford-sourced turbodiesel that cranks out 141 PS and 340 Nm, hooked up to a ZF eight-speed automatic transmission. It al

In Malaysia, resale value is a major purchase consideration for car buyers. We can laugh at the silliness of people who allow the next buyer to determine their choice of car, but thats the reality of car sales in Malaysia. Typically, when resale value in mentioned, the general consensus seems to favour Toyota, but our research with B- and C-segment sedans indicated that Honda has the slight edge when it comes to residual values.Also Read: B-segment sedan resale values: City and Vios lead, but Al

Assuming that the government does not extend the current sales tax (SST) exemption for locally-assembled (CKD) passenger cars, prices are set to increase after 30-June 2022, after which the 10 percent SST resumes.However, the new SST inclusive price will not simply return to pre-pandemic levels, but higher.The Ringgit is now trading at RM 4.40 to 1 US Dollar, its weakest since the ‘98 Asian Financial Crisis.Also read: Post-SST: Car prices to increase more than before, higher than previous

** This article is published on WapCar Community, representing the opinion of users. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysiahttps://forum.wapcar.my/Basic information of my car:2021 Toyota Hilux 2.4VReasons why I bought this carBecause Top Gear tried to wreck it and it didnt die.(Season 3 Episode 5) For constuction work and as a support truck for my hobbyCar selection process I had a budget of: RM60k Its one of the highest rated 4x4 around the worldUser exper

Photo credit: Citizen.co.za22-February is set to be the global debut of the 2022 Ford Ranger Raptor – the hottest variant of Fords recently-refreshed pick-up range – but the Japanese has other, party-crashing plans.Cue the 2022 Toyota Hilux GR Sport, which was just previewed in truck-loving South Africa. Of course with such bakkies (as theyre termed there), the most important thing is its numbers: Toyota has coaxed 224 PS and 550 Nm from the 2.8-litre turbodiesel mill.Also read: Clos

Clearly, Thais love their trucks as the Kingdom raked up 65,923 units for the first two months of the year and the Isuzu D-Max keeps its title as the country’s best-selling pick-up as well as car overall.As reported by Autolife Thailand, 29,847 units of the Isuzu D-Max were sold in January and February 2022 with a 45.3 percent market share. Following not completely far from behind is the Toyota Hilux which saw 25,942 units being sold in the same period.Lowered modified trucks like these ar

Up till a couple of years ago, it was perfectly fine for the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) to publish sales breakdown by model, but the newly-enforced Competition Act 2010 forbids MAA from doing so, claiming that it prevents cartel-like behaviour among car manufacturers.As such, some brands like Mercedes-Benz no longer share such data, while BMW only share on a quarterly basis. The list of best-selling models in Malaysia is no longer publicly available, at least not from MAA, but this t